Browlens

You upload a clear, evenly lit, front-facing portrait in JPG, PNG or WebP up to 15 MB. The AI detects facial and brow landmarks and draws guide lines through the head, arch and tail of each brow.

You then refine the map. Six control points can be dragged to correct any detection error, which matters most when a fringe or a shadow obscures a brow edge. Shape settings let you adjust thickness, length, angle, spacing, overall height and arch height, either on both brows together or on each side individually. The left-right difference report updates alongside.

Finally you confirm the placement, choose a brow style such as natural, soft angled, feathered, arched, straight or defined, and generate an AI preview on your own face. You can compare it against the original photo and download the result, with paid plans removing the watermark.

• •Automatic landmark detection - Facial and eyebrow landmarks are found automatically and overlaid with head, arch and tail guide lines, giving you a starting map rather than a blank canvas.
• •Six-point manual editing - Every detected point can be dragged and corrected against your actual brow hairs, which matters because automatic detection struggles with fringes and shadows.
• •Brow balance report - Measured arch-height and brow-length differences between left and right, presented as comparable numbers with no beauty score attached.
• •Style try-on previews - Generate an AI photo of a chosen brow style applied to your confirmed placement, then compare it side by side with your original.
• •Comparison export - The Premium plan produces two to four results from the same photo in a single export, which is the practical way to choose between shapes.
• •Free core tooling - Brow mapping, six-point editing and analysis reports are unlimited on the free plan, so the measurement half of the product costs nothing.

Anyone considering a change to their brow shape and wanting to see it before committing benefits most, since the cost of a bad brow decision is measured in weeks of regrowth. Brow technicians and makeup artists can use the mapping and balance report as a consultation aid, giving a client concrete reference points instead of an abstract description. People whose brows are visibly asymmetric get particular value from the difference report, which quantifies a gap that is otherwise hard to discuss. It is not a medical or dermatological tool and makes no such claim, and anyone simply wanting a quick photo filter will find the six-point editor more involved than they need.