Upload your photo to measure your brow-to-eye gap ratio. Find out if you have a low brow, high brow, or ideal brow position — and what each means for your facial aesthetics.
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Your eyebrows frame your eyes, and how high they sit above your eyes changes your whole expression. Low brows give an intense, focused look; high brows give an open, alert or surprised one. Because the brows move with every expression, their resting position also influences how people read your mood — even when you're neutral.
Brow position is one of the clearest differences between typical male and female faces: men's brows tend to sit lower and straighter, close to the eyes, while women's tend to sit higher with more of an arch. That's why low, straight brows are part of the looksmaxxing "hunter eyes" look.
This free brow position analyzer measures how high your brows sit above your eyes and tells you whether they're low, ideal or high.
The analyzer runs Google's MediaPipe Face Mesh in your browser (your photo isn't uploaded) and places landmarks on the peak of each brow and the top of each upper eyelid. For each eye, it measures the vertical gap between brow and eyelid and divides it by the width of that eye, so the result doesn't depend on how big your face is in the photo. It averages both sides and scores the result out of 100, highest at a gap of about half an eye-width.
| Brow-to-eye gap | Brow position | How it reads |
|---|---|---|
| Under 0.30 eye-widths | Low brow | Heavy, hooded, very intense |
| 0.30–0.45 | Low-normal brow | Strong, focused expression |
| 0.45–0.60 | Ideal brow position | Open and balanced |
| 0.60–0.75 | High-normal brow | Open, slightly surprised |
| 0.75 and over | High brow | Wide-open, very expressive |
There's no single ideal for everyone. A low-normal position — strong, straight brows close to the eyes — reads as masculine and is typical in men's faces. A position in the ideal to high-normal range, with a gentle arch, is typical of women's faces and reads as open and feminine. This analyzer scores the middle of the range highest, so a man with low-set brows can have a very attractive eye area even with a lower score.
Yes. Over time, the brows gradually descend as the forehead tissues relax — a process called brow ptosis. The outer part of the brow usually drops first, which can make the eyes look tired or hooded. That's why a brow lift is one of the most common facial rejuvenation procedures.
This analyzer scores a gap of about half an eye-width between the brow and the top of the upper eyelid highest. Men's brows typically sit a little lower and women's a little higher.
Low, straight brows are generally considered attractive in men's faces and are part of the "hunter eyes" look. Very low brows can make the eyes look hooded.
Yes. The brows gradually descend with age as the forehead tissues relax, usually starting at the outer ends.
Grooming and makeup change their visible position. Removing hairs underneath lifts the brow line; keeping them full and straight lowers it. Botox and surgical brow lifts can raise them physically.
Yes. It's free, needs no signup, and runs in your browser.