10-Finger Width Profile Matcher
Enter all ten measured nail widths—or load the Nail Fit Profile already saved in this browser—and shortlist source-dated chart profiles. The matcher respects per-size inventory only where the current official source explicitly publishes it, keeps manufacturer measurement bases separate, and never labels a numeric shortlist as a fit guarantee.
Match a full width profile, not one finger at a time.
Rankings use recorded millimeter references only. They do not score C-curve, sidewall shape, cuticle shape, material flexibility, adhesive, or comfort.
Left hand
Right hand
For charts whose official source explicitly publishes two pieces per size, the matcher enforces a maximum of two assignments to each recorded size. It then minimizes total absolute width difference across all ten fingers. That solves an inventory-aware width allocation problem—not a physical fit problem. Dry-fit every shortlisted mold using width → curve → contact before adhesive.
Glamnetic Doll Cheeks, Glamnetic Milk Bath, Glamnetic Too Much / Medium Oval mold, Glamnetic Eclipse / Short Squoval mold, Glamnetic Bailey / Medium Square mold, Olive & June Pressies Round width platform remain available in the single-width comparator, but these snapshots do not yet store an exact pieces-per-size inventory. The full-profile matcher will not invent that inventory from total kit count.
Enter all 10 widths before ranking molds.
Ranking an incomplete hand can make a mold look artificially strong because the hardest-to-fit fingers may be missing. This tool waits for all ten valid measurements.
What this matcher can and cannot tell you
A full hand changes the problem. The nearest numeric size for one finger may consume a piece that another finger also needs. For a stored chart to enter full-profile allocation, its per-size inventory must be explicitly captured from the current source. The press-on-dimension section then solves one minimum-total-width-delta allocation across all ten fingers while respecting that recorded capacity.
That still does not test C-curve, sidewall contact, cuticle geometry, thickness, flexibility, comfort, or whether the manufacturer measured width the same way you did. Use the shortlist to choose what to dry-fit, then verify width → curve → contact before adhesive.