AI Stylist · Shape Finder
Scan your hands. Tell us the outfit. We'll style the set.
Two steps, one recommendation: let the camera read your finger, palm and nail-bed proportions to find your most flattering shape, then tell us the occasion and outfit — the stylist picks three in-stock sets to match.
Find your shape with the camera
Turn on your camera to let the stylist read your hand proportions. Frames stay on your device until you take the photo.
How it works
Choosing the right nail shape
Choosing the right nail shape depends on the natural proportions of your fingers, palms, and nail beds to create a balanced, flattering look. Use the guide below, then let the camera confirm what suits your own hands.
- 1.Hold your hand flat, palm down, fingers together and straight.
- 2.Keep your whole hand in frame, about 30 cm from the lens.
- 3.Find soft, even light — avoid harsh shadows across the nails.
- 4.Take the photo, then let the stylist read your proportions.
The five shape families
Round
Soft curved tip that follows the fingertip — natural and easy to wear.
Oval
Gently tapered sides with a rounded tip — elongates the fingers.
Almond
Slim tapered sides meeting a soft point — lengthening and elegant.
Square
Straight sides with a flat or softly squared tip — adds structure and width.
Arrow
Dramatic tapered point (stiletto family) — bold and lengthening.
Shape rules by proportion
Short fingers & wide palms
Best: Oval or Almond. Tapered shapes create vertical lines that make short fingers look longer and more slender.
Avoid: Very short square shapes, which can emphasize width and make fingers look stubby.
Long fingers & narrow palms
Best: Square. Straight edges and blunt tips add visual width and balance out the length of slender fingers.
Avoid: Extreme arrow points, which can make long fingers look disproportionately elongated.
Wide nail beds
Best: Almond or Arrow. Tapered sides draw the eye inward and create the illusion of a narrower, slimmer nail bed.
Avoid: Very round shapes, which can highlight and widen the look of the nail base.
Narrow nail beds
Best: Square. Structured styles add visual weight and presence to delicate, narrow fingers.
Your photo is analysed for this single request and never stored. We only comment on nail and hand proportions.