Cat eye lash map
8 · 9 · 10 · 12 · 13 · 14 · 13 mm
Length toward the outer third. Build length toward the outer third, then check the final corner.
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Start with a style. Make each length yours. Keep a map you can use.
Plan · edit · keep
Build length toward the outer third, then check the final corner.
Read the editors from inner → outer. Base is the main length; add a longer spike only where you want texture.
Extensions: zones describe placement, not the number of fibers.
Choose a style, then adjust it to the individual lash line.
Style names vary between artists. Assess the natural lashes, curl and product fit separately. This diagram is a planning reference, not a prediction of the finished set.
Discuss curl, lengths, trays and private label packaging with our factory.
A worked example
These seven-zone extension maps use the same available lengths: 8–14 mm. Every sequence reads from the inner corner to the outer corner. Zones describe length placement, not the number of lashes.
8 · 9 · 10 · 12 · 13 · 14 · 13 mm
Length toward the outer third. Build length toward the outer third, then check the final corner.
8 · 10 · 12 · 14 · 12 · 11 · 9 mm
A centered, rounded peak. Place the strongest length around the center, with shorter corners.
8 · 10 · 11 · 13 · 14 · 12 · 9 mm
An earlier peak and short tail. Bring the peak inward and taper more clearly at the outer corner.
These are editable starting patterns, not a personal suitability assessment. Change the selected lengths or positions in the generator to build your own reference. Check curl and diameter separately.
From idea to reference
Choose Extensions for professional zones or DIY clusters for individual cluster positions. Select the lengths you have, then choose a style and adjust each position. Both eyes can stay mirrored or be edited independently.
The diagrams face the client: the right eye appears on your left. The text editors always read inner to outer. Red marks are optional longer spikes over the base map.
Complete the specification
Curl, diameter, natural lash direction and product construction also affect the result. The curl field records your choice; it does not change the side profile in this diagram.
A few useful answers
It provides editable reference patterns, not a personal assessment. Eye-shape cues add considerations; they do not automatically change your lengths. A qualified lash professional should assess natural lashes and attachment suitability for professional extensions.
A short tray range or a single selected length can make different curves look alike. The tool preserves your available lengths rather than inventing missing sizes. Add a length you own to give the preset more room to vary.
No. In Extensions mode, zones describe where a length is used; they do not count individual fibers or fans. In DIY clusters mode, each position represents one cluster, and the result totals the base clusters for both eyes.
Yes. Turn off Mirror both eyes, select the eye to edit, and change its base or spike lengths. Turning mirroring on again copies the currently selected eye to the other eye. Undo can restore the previous map.
Download PNG saves a high-resolution image. If the browser opens it instead, use Open image and touch and hold the image to save. Share image uses your device’s sharing options when supported. SVG and Print / PDF are also available.
Editing is processed in your browser. Save on this device is optional and stores a map only in that browser. Clear saved map removes it. Sending a map to our factory happens only when you submit the inquiry form.
A visual reference, not a guarantee of fit or a finished result. Follow the instructions for your exact lash and adhesive system. Do not force a cluster into an unsupported corner.