Find your fit
Use this press-on nail measurement guide to record width, check the exact size chart, dry-fit each finger, and save your results in a free PDF or CSV worksheet.
THE KNOW-HOW LIBRARY
Press-On Nail Sizing and Fit Guides
A size number is useful only alongside the chart for that particular set. Start by recording each nail's measurements, then look at width, curve, and coverage together when comparing your options.
Use the measurement guide for a first sizing record, or choose the guide that matches the fit question you have already noticed. The collection also covers smaller nail beds and press-on toenails, where the details to check can differ.
Choose your starting point
Measure each nail and save a sizing worksheetBegin with a ten-finger sizing record and the exact product chart. The printable PDF and CSV worksheet help you keep measurements and fit notes for later orders.↗Check widths and thumb coverage for wider nailsRead this when a set's largest sizes may be too narrow. Compare documented widths, quantities, and thumb coverage before choosing a style.↗Compare curvature when a tip leaves gapsUse this guide when width looks suitable but the tip's curve does not match your nail. It explains the contact and comfort checks to consider before applying adhesive.↗
Explore the guides in this collection
5 guides
Wide nail beds
Find press-on nails for wide nail beds by checking actual widths, thumb coverage, size quantities, and the difference between width and curvature.
Flat nail beds
Choose press-on nails for flat nail beds by checking the crosswise curve, contact, gaps, and comfort before using glue or adhesive tabs.
Small nail beds
Find press-on nails for small nail beds by separating narrow width from short nail-bed length, checking petite sizes, and understanding filing limits.
Check press-ons for toes
Choose press-on toenails by product type, width, curve, and shoe clearance. Check the exact adhesive and removal directions, and when to skip nail covers.