Virtual Nail Shape Try-On
See almond vs. coffin vs. stiletto on the same hand - before you commit at the salon.
Shape is the hardest call to reverse - once you file a coffin, you can't un-file it. NailDraft's virtual nail shape try-on renders all six major shapes (almond, coffin, stiletto, square, oval, squoval) on a photoreal hand so you can compare at a glance and walk into your appointment certain.
Inside the virtual nail shape try-on
All six shapes, one view
Almond, coffin, stiletto, square, oval, squoval - rendered photoreal, ready to compare.
Length variants too
See the same shape at short, medium, long, and extra-long.
Match shape to finger
Long fingers vs. short fingers wear shapes differently - the AI shows you which is most flattering.
Combine with color
Try a shape with the polish color you're considering - see them together, not separately.
No camera, no app
No need to upload a photo of your hand. Works in any browser.
Print + bring to salon
Save the shape that wins and bring it as reference for your nail tech.
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Try the virtual nail shape try-on now
Photoreal designs in under a minute, clean downloads included. Plans from $1.99.
Open the virtual nail shape try-onFrequently asked
How do I know what nail shape suits me?
Try-on lets you compare all six shapes side-by-side on a hand similar to yours. Generally: long fingers carry square and coffin well; shorter fingers are flattered by almond and oval, which visually lengthen.
What's the difference between almond and stiletto?
Both taper, but almond ends in a soft point and feels elegant; stiletto ends in a sharp point and feels dramatic. Stiletto requires more length and care.
Can I see the shapes with different lengths?
Yes - every shape can be rendered at short, medium, long, or extra-long.
Is the shape try-on free?
No - every render is paid. $1.99 gets you 3 designs; a $4.99 pack gives you 15 - enough to compare every shape at two lengths.
