Calibrating Biometric Coordinates...
Measure your exact palpebral fissure angle, canthal tilt inclination, and ocular symmetry in seconds with 3D landmark tracking.
Keep face level, look directly into the camera, and maintain a neutral expression
JPG, PNG, or WEBP • Processed locally via WebAssemblyThe canthal tilt (palpebral fissure inclination) is determined by drawing a vector between the medial canthus (inner eye corner) and the lateral canthus (outer eye corner). In aesthetic facial geometry, the degree angle relative to the horizontal pupillary plane determines ocular morphology.
The lateral canthus rests noticeably above the medial horizontal axis. Associated with compact almond eye shapes and youthful peri-orbital bone support.
The inner and outer corners are nearly parallel to the horizontal line. This classical balanced archetype is characteristic of Greco-Roman sculpture.
The outer eye corners dip slightly downward. Can be harmonized with upturned cat-eye frames, brow elevation, or precision grooming.
Adds architectural structure and lateral width to soften round curves.
Softens strong mandibular jawlines and balances sharp angular cheekbones.
Draws focus to the eye horizon; ideal for balancing negative canthal tilt.
Visually breaks vertical facial length and shortens elongated midfaces.
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Using MediaPipe 478 sub-pixel 3D landmarks, our pipeline detects the exact medial and lateral canthal boundaries with millidegree precision.
Never. All coordinate triangulation occurs in transient memory during your active session and is discarded immediately.
Hunter eyes feature a positive canthal tilt, deep orbital set, and minimal upper eyelid exposure. Prey eyes feature a negative tilt and prominent scleral show.