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Nose Shape Detector
What is my nose shape? Upload a photo, answer two quick questions about your profile and find out which of 12 nose types you have, with your measurements and styling tips.
- 12 Nose Types
- Real Measurements
- Photo Stays On Your Device
- 100% Free
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- Look straight at the camera
- Even, soft light
- Camera at arm's length
Line up your nose with the center line, then take the photo.
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Two Quick Questions
Look at your nose from the side in a mirror
A front photo cannot see your profile, so your answers fill that gap.
Your Nose Shape
Greek Nose
Close second match: Button Nose
Your Measurements
Styling Tip
Your head looks slightly turned, which can change how wide your nose appears. For the best result, retake the photo facing the camera straight on.
How It Works
How The Nose Shape Detector Works
Everything runs on your device. Your photo is never uploaded.
Your Nose Is Measured
AI maps 478 points on your face and compares your nose width with the gap between your eyes, and its length with your lower face.
Answer Two Questions
Tell us how your bridge and tip look from the side. We combine everything and match you to one of 12 nose types.
The 12 Nose Types
Every Nose Type Our Detector Finds
Each type is shown from the side and from the front. Tap Styling Tip for makeup ideas.
Greek Nose
Straight bridge from brow to tip, slim and evenly proportioned, with a neat, defined tip.
- Straight bridge
- Narrow
- Refined tip
Styling Tip
Keep contour light. A soft highlight down the center of the bridge shows off the straight line.
Roman Nose
A visible bump partway down the bridge that gives a strong, classic profile.
- Bump on bridge
- Average width
- Defined tip
Styling Tip
Blend a little matte bronzer right over the bump and keep highlight off it to soften the curve.
Aquiline Nose
A bridge that curves outward and slightly down, like the beak of an eagle.
- Curved bridge
- Prominent
- Defined tip
Styling Tip
Bold brows and statement glasses with a strong top line balance a prominent nose beautifully.
Hooked Nose
A curved bridge with a tip that dips down past the line of the nostrils.
- Curved bridge
- Downturned tip
- Longer
Styling Tip
A small touch of highlight just above the tip and a little shade underneath visually lifts it.
Nubian Nose
A longer nose with a wide base and fuller, flared nostrils.
- Long
- Wide base
- Flared nostrils
Styling Tip
Contour lines placed just inside the nostril wings, blended well, make the base look slimmer.
Snub Nose
A short, small nose with a softly rounded tip that turns up slightly.
- Short
- Small
- Slightly upturned
Styling Tip
Extend highlight a little down onto the tip to make a short nose look longer.
Celestial Nose
A gentle dip along the bridge leading to a tip that points clearly upward.
- Scooped bridge
- Upturned tip
- Slim
Styling Tip
A thin line of highlight down the bridge smooths the dip and makes the profile look straighter.
Button Nose
A small, short nose with a straight bridge and a round little tip.
- Short
- Small
- Round tip
Styling Tip
Skip heavy contour. A dot of highlight on the tip and soft blush around it keeps the look fresh.
Bulbous Nose
The tip is rounder and fuller than the rest of the nose.
- Round, full tip
- Average width
- Straight bridge
Styling Tip
Shade the sides of the tip in a soft V and keep highlight to a small dot to slim the tip.
Fleshy Nose
A wide, prominent nose with soft, rounded contours all over.
- Wide
- Full tip
- Soft shape
Styling Tip
Two soft contour lines down the sides plus a slim highlight in the center narrow the whole nose.
Hawk Nose
A pronounced hump combined with a strong downward curve toward the tip.
- Strong hump
- Downturned tip
- Prominent
Styling Tip
Soft shade over the hump and a touch of highlight above the tip balance the profile.
Flat / Wide Nose
A low, flat bridge with a wide base and a shorter overall length.
- Low bridge
- Wide
- Shorter
Styling Tip
Contour the sides of the bridge and highlight the center line to add height and definition.
Quick Compare
Nose Types At A Glance
| Nose Type | Main Feature | Also Look For |
|---|---|---|
| Greek | Straight bridge | Narrow, Refined tip |
| Roman | Bump on bridge | Average width, Defined tip |
| Aquiline | Curved bridge | Prominent, Defined tip |
| Hooked | Curved bridge | Downturned tip, Longer |
| Nubian | Long | Wide base, Flared nostrils |
| Snub | Short | Small, Slightly upturned |
| Celestial | Scooped bridge | Upturned tip, Slim |
| Button | Short | Small, Round tip |
| Bulbous | Round, full tip | Average width, Straight bridge |
| Fleshy | Wide | Full tip, Soft shape |
| Hawk | Strong hump | Downturned tip, Prominent |
| Flat / Wide | Low bridge | Wide, Shorter |
Every Nose Is A Good Nose
Nose types are simply a way to describe shape. None is better than another, and most people are a blend of two. This tool gives a fun, informative estimate and is not medical or surgical advice.
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Nose Shape Detector FAQ
How Do I Find Out What My Nose Shape Is?
Upload a clear, front-facing photo and answer two quick questions about your nose bridge and tip. The detector measures how wide and long your nose is compared with the rest of your face, then combines that with your answers to match you to one of 12 nose types.
What Are The Different Types Of Noses?
This tool covers the 12 most common types: Greek, Roman, aquiline, hooked, Nubian, snub, celestial, button, bulbous, fleshy, hawk and flat or wide. Many people are a mix of two, which is why we also show your closest second match.
Why Does The Tool Ask About My Nose Bridge And Tip?
A front-facing photo shows width and length very well, but it cannot see the side profile of your nose. Bumps, curves and an upturned tip are only clear from the side, so two quick questions fill that gap and make the result much more accurate.
What Is The Difference Between A Roman And An Aquiline Nose?
Both are prominent and strong. A Roman nose has a distinct bump partway down the bridge, while an aquiline nose curves outward and downward in one smooth line, like an eagle's beak.
How Accurate Is The Nose Shape Detector?
It is a good guide when you use a sharp, front-facing photo in even light and answer the questions while looking at your profile in a mirror. Camera distance and angle can change how wide or long your nose appears, so treat the result as an estimate rather than a measurement.
Is It Free, And Is My Photo Stored?
Yes, the detector is free with no sign-up. Your photo is analyzed only inside your browser on your own device. It is never uploaded, stored or shared.
What Is The Most Common Nose Shape?
Studies of nose shapes suggest a straight, average-width nose is the most common overall, but it varies a lot between people and backgrounds. There is no right or wrong nose shape.
Can My Nose Shape Change Over Time?
Yes, a little. Noses can look slightly longer and the tip can lower with age as skin and cartilage change. Injury and surgery can also change the shape. Your result reflects how your nose looks today.
Can Men And Women Both Use The Nose Shape Detector?
Yes. Nose types are the same for everyone, and the measurements are based on your own facial proportions, so the tool works for any face.
Why Do I Need A Front-Facing Photo?
The detector compares your nose width with the distance between your eyes and your nose length with your lower face. Those comparisons only work when you look straight at the camera. A turned head makes the nose look narrower or longer than it is.