A shape is a relationship, not a category
Shoulder-to-waist and waist-to-shoulder relationships
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Upload a clear photo to understand the visible relationships between your shoulders, waist, hips, and upper-to-lower development—without forcing your body into a fixed category.
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Upload a clear photo to understand the visible relationships between your shoulders, waist, hips, and upper-to-lower development—without forcing your body into a fixed category.
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Upload a clear photo to understand the visible relationships between your shoulders, waist, hips, and upper-to-lower development—without forcing your body into a fixed category.
Shoulder-to-waist and waist-to-shoulder relationships
Visible shoulder, waist, and hip width context
Upper-to-lower development balance
Left-to-right symmetry when the photo supports it
V-taper context, with 1.618 presented only as an optional reference
An AI body shape analyzer provides body type analysis from visible width relationships, proportion cues, symmetry, and the features that drive your silhouette. LeanLens treats shape as context, not as a permanent body-type label, and explains when pose, clothing, or camera angle makes a reading less certain.
Shoulder-to-waist and waist-to-shoulder relationships
Visible shoulder, waist, and hip width context
Upper-to-lower development balance
Upload a clear photo to understand the visible relationships between your shoulders, waist, hips, and upper-to-lower development—without forcing your body into a fixed category.
The proportions module reads the ratios that define a silhouette from a fitness perspective. It describes what is visible today and what could shift through training or body-composition change; it does not tell you what body type you must be.
Stand straight with your arms slightly away from your body in even light. LeanLens reads shoulder, waist, and hip widths as visible relationships, then explains the strongest silhouette drivers and the confidence supported by the photo.
Camera height, distance, pose, clothing, lighting, and image quality can all distort visible widths. Repeatable photos at chest height are more useful than a perfectly posed one-off image.



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No. Body shape analysis describes visible shoulder, waist and hip relationships. Body composition estimates concern fat and lean mass. Two people can share a silhouette but have different heights, muscle development and body-fat ranges; a body shape detector by photo cannot establish a genetic somatotype.
AI can describe visible proportion relationships from a suitable photo. It cannot prove a fixed or genetic body-type category.
Use a front-facing photo at chest height, even light, fitted clothing, and a relaxed stance with your arms slightly away from your torso.
Visible shape can change as muscle development and body composition change, even though bone structure remains relatively stable.
It is a popular reference point, not a health standard or a target every body needs to reach.
No. LeanLens provides visual fitness context, not medical imaging, diagnosis, or a clinical measurement.
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