Stylak ستايلك

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Know what suits your face in seconds, analysed on your own device

Stylak is a browser-based AI stylist aimed at Egyptian youth. Its live feature analyses a selfie entirely on your device with MediaPipe, detects your face shape, and returns haircut and glasses recommendations written in Egyptian Arabic, each with a line you can repeat to a barber or stylist. The site also previews skin and wardrobe analysis, offers a draggable before and after comparison, and states throughout that face photos are never stored on a server. The whole interface is bilingual and switches between Arabic and English.

Highlights

On-device analysis

Runs in browser only

Face shape result

Haircut and glasses

Bilingual interface

Arabic and English

Privacy first

Photos stay local

Before and after

Style comparison

How to Use

Open the face analyzer
From the home page tap Analyze my face, or open the Face page from the top navigation. The page shows two clear choices, opening the camera or uploading a photo from your gallery, and repeats the note that the image is processed on your device.
Attach your selfie
Choose Open camera to capture a new photo or Upload photo to pick an existing one. The image is analysed in the browser with MediaPipe and is never sent to a server, so the flow works without an account. A short progress state appears while the model runs.
Read your result
After a few seconds the page shows your detected face shape with a confidence percentage, then lists three suited haircuts and three glasses shapes. Each card includes a short explanation and, for haircuts, a plain sentence describing what to tell a barber or stylist, plus a store link with an Egyptian pound price for the glasses.
Save or try again
Use the share option to send the result to a story, or start over with another photo. The Skin and Wardrobe pages preview the same on-device idea through a question form and a multi-photo upload, and are labelled as coming soon, so their start buttons remain disabled until their inputs are provided.