Illustration with an AI‑generated model
Your face, measured.
FaceMorphs measures thirty proportions of your face, explains each one in plain words, and shows you a refined version of yourself, live on the camera.
Coming soon
Coming soon
How it works
Everything runs on your iPhone, from the first photo to the look you wear.
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Scan
Take a front photo and a side photo. FaceMorphs reads its measurements from them.
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Read
Each measurement is compared with its ideal and explained: what it is, where you sit, what moves it. A scan, not a score.
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Wear it live
Harmon plans a look from your scan using a few small slider moves, and you wear it live on the camera. Every change stays editable and explained.
Photos and videos edit at full resolution too: reshape, skin that keeps its texture, teeth, lips and brows. Edits are slider values, so you can always undo them.
What it measures
The front photo, by region of the face. Every measurement comes with its ideal range and a plain explanation in the app.
Facial thirds
- Upper, middle and lower thirds
Face shape
- Face width to height ratio
- Total facial width to height ratio
- Bitemporal width
- Cheekbone height
- Midface ratio
Eyes and brows
- Lateral canthal tilt
- One eye apart test
- Eye separation ratio
- Eye aspect ratio
- Eyebrow low-setedness
- Eyebrow tilt
- Brow length to face width
Nose
- Nose bridge to nose width
- Intercanthal to nasal width
- Ipsilateral alar angle
- Alar angle against jaw angle
- Nose tip position
Mouth and lips
- Mouth to nose width
- Pupil distance to mouth width
- Lower to upper lip ratio
- Cupid's bow depth
- Mouth corner position
- Chin to philtrum ratio
Jaw and lower face
- Bigonial width
- Jaw frontal angle
- Jaw slope
- Lower third proportion
Ears and neck
- Ear protrusion ratio
- Ear protrusion angle
- Neck width
Your face stays on your phone.
Photos, scans and measurements are processed on your iPhone and never uploaded unless you share them yourself or choose to help train Harmon.