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CURIOUS ABOUT YOUR FACE?

AI Attractiveness
Test

Upload a photo to explore eight facial measurements, including symmetry, proportions and jawline. Combined 1–10 AI scoring is optional and subject to availability. Free local analysis, no sign-up.

Local measurements stay in your browser. Optional AI analysis sends a resized photo for processing; we never save it to our database.

Private by design No account needed 8 clear measurements
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Understand the details.
Keep the bigger picture.

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HOW ATTRACTIVE AM I?

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See your facial
measurements.

Explore eight facial measurements from a single photo.

Start with a clear, front-facing photo

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Geometry stays on your device. AI analysis is optional.
YOUR FACE IS MORE THAN A SCORE.

We measure proportions. You bring the personality.

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UPLOAD, MEASURE, REVIEW

How the attractiveness test works

A transparent process.
Nothing to sign up for.

01

Upload

Choose a clear, front-facing photo. Your browser checks the light, angle and sharpness.

02

Face analysis

Landmarks become measurements. Add an optional AI impression with your explicit consent.

03

Get your score and breakdown

Explore every measurement, understand the references and share only if you choose.

THE SCALE, EXPLAINED

What your 1–10 score means

Product-defined bands, not measured population percentiles. Band wording is illustrative; grooming does not guarantee a change in anatomy or score.

9.0–10.0
Exceptional

You sit in the top band. Read the individual metrics to see what contributed.

This is an entertainment score, not a verdict about you.
8.0–8.9
Very attractive

A high combined result on this product’s scale; it does not describe a population percentile.

This is an entertainment score, not a verdict about you.
7.0–7.9
Above average

Above the numerical midpoint of the output range. This is not a comparison with the general population.

This is an entertainment score, not a verdict about you.
6.0–6.9
Average

A middle-range result. We have no population data establishing how common it is.

This is an entertainment score, not a verdict about you.
5.0–5.9
Slightly below average

Read the reference comparisons and photo conditions. No appearance change or score improvement is guaranteed.

This is an entertainment score, not a verdict about you.
4.0–4.9
Below average

Photo conditions may be pulling this down. Retake in even light before drawing conclusions.

This is an entertainment score, not a verdict about you.
< 4.0
Try another photo

Review the image conditions and measurement breakdown. A low score alone does not establish a detection problem.

This is an entertainment score, not a verdict about you.
LESS MYSTERY. MORE CONTEXT.

What we actually measure

Read our methodology
01Facial symmetry
Symmetry compares corresponding landmarks on the two sides of a face. Research has explored associations between symmetry and attractiveness judgments, but a photograph also captures expression, camera angle and uneven lighting. Our measure reflects selected landmark pairs around a local face axis. It is not a health assessment, and perfectly mirrored faces are neither expected nor necessary. A small change in head position can change the result without any change in your face.
02Facial thirds & fifths
Facial thirds compare upper, middle and lower vertical regions; fifths compare horizontal sections around the eyes. These traditional proportion guides offer a vocabulary for describing balance, rather than universal rules for beauty. The upper forehead landmark is only a proxy because a face mesh does not detect the hairline. Hair, lens distortion and individual anatomy all affect interpretation. Equal divisions are a configurable reference here, not evidence that every face should follow them.
03Face width-to-height
Face width-to-height ratio, or FWHR, relates cheek width to the distance from the upper lip region to the brow area. It describes one aspect of facial shape and is sometimes discussed alongside appearance preferences. Our reference interval of 1.80–2.00 is a product setting, not a clinically established optimum. Head tilt, facial expression and camera distance can all change the estimate. The ratio does not establish personality, strength, health or character.
04Canthal tilt
Canthal tilt describes the angle between the inner and outer corners of an eye. The report labels the estimate positive, neutral or negative so you can understand its direction. Eye shape contributes to the visual impression of a face, but no angle guarantees attractiveness. We correct for in-plane head rotation using the pupil axis before measuring. Eyelid visibility, squinting and landmark errors may still affect the result, especially in small or low-resolution photographs.
05Jawline
The jawline estimate uses visible landmarks near the lower face to approximate a two-dimensional angle and width ratio. These describe how the outline appears in this particular photograph. They do not measure the underlying bone or predict cosmetic treatment outcomes. Our 120–130 degree reference is an illustrative setting, and soft tissue, facial hair, lens choice and shadows can influence the reading. Different facial shapes can be attractive without matching this narrow reference interval.
06Eye spacing
Eye spacing compares the distance between the inner corners of the eyes with average visible eye width. A ratio close to one is a traditional proportion guide used in drawing and facial description. Here it helps explain one small part of the overall geometry; it is not a universal preference shared by every person or culture. Camera perspective and imperfect landmark placement can move the value. Interpret the number alongside the image quality checks and other measurements.
07Midface ratio
Midface ratio compares pupil distance with the estimated height of the middle face. It is included as descriptive context so you can see how the proportions relate to one another. It does not add weight to the combined score. Like other measurements based on a single photograph, it compresses a three-dimensional face into a flat view. The reference range is illustrative, and a different lens, expression or head position can change the apparent proportions.
A LOOK INSIDE THE REPORT

Example results

AI generated · Illustrative scores

Fictional adults. These sample numbers demonstrate the interface; they are not measured results or population data.

AI-generated example face with illustrative score 7.2
AI GENERATED EXAMPLE 017.2 / 10
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AI-generated example face with illustrative score 6.4
AI GENERATED EXAMPLE 026.4 / 10
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AI-generated example face with illustrative score 8.1
AI GENERATED EXAMPLE 038.1 / 10
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THE HONEST ANSWER

How accurate is this
attractiveness test?

Research discusses symmetry, averageness and preferences for sexually dimorphic features. Those findings describe patterns in groups; they do not establish a universal formula for an individual.

Our geometric weights and reference bands are heuristics. We have not validated this score against a representative population. A single photo can shift with lighting, pose and expression. Take it as a reference, never a verdict.

See the assumptions and limitations ↗
UNDERSTAND THE SCALE

Average attractiveness score

There is no verified population average for this scoring system. A position on a ten-point scale is not a percentile or a statement about how many people share that result.

Read the scale and its limits ↗
A FAIRER PHOTO, A CLEARER READING

Before you press upload.

Small camera choices make a big difference.

Read the photo guide ↗

Photo tips for a fair score

Face the camera straight on

Use soft, even daylight

Skip filters and beauty mode

Keep your face and eyes unobstructed

Relax into a neutral expression

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions about this topic

Is it free?

Yes. Local geometry measurements are free and require no account. When configured, the AI analysis allows up to eight requests per IP address per hour. The optional full report is not available for purchase yet.

Do you store my photo?

Local measurements stay in your browser. If you choose AI analysis, a JPEG no larger than 768 pixels is sent to our server and OpenAI. We do not write it to our database or logs. OpenAI may retain API content under its own data controls. Shared cards contain scores only, never your photo.

Does ChatGPT rate faces?

ChatGPT responses depend on its current model and product rules. This site uses its own geometry engine and, when enabled, a separate OpenAI API impression score. It is not a ChatGPT feature or an official OpenAI product.

Can I use it for looksmaxxing?

You can use the photo tips to compare lighting, framing and grooming choices. Do not use this score to plan cosmetic surgery, diagnose a concern or decide your self-worth. Repeated checking can be unhelpful if it makes you anxious.

How accurate is the result?

Landmark estimates can describe a photo, but attraction is personal and context-dependent. We have not validated the combined score against a representative population. Treat it as entertainment and a transparent set of measurements.

Why does my score change between photos?

Head position, lens distortion, expression, lighting and landmark placement change the measurements. Use the same camera distance and soft, even light for a more comparable result.

Can I upload someone else’s photo?

Only use your own photo or a photo of an adult who has explicitly agreed to this analysis. Do not use results to rank, shame or make decisions about other people.

What ages is this for?

This tool is intended for consenting adults. You must confirm you are at least 18 before requesting the optional AI analysis.

Is the golden ratio a beauty standard?

No single mathematical proportion defines beauty. This report compares several facial proportions with disclosed reference ranges; it does not claim a validated golden-ratio beauty score.

Can I delete a shared result?

Yes. Save the deletion key provided when you create a share link. Use Delete my result on that page. Sharing expires automatically after 30 days. A visitor without the key cannot delete your result.

Do you estimate gender or ethnicity?

No. We do not infer gender, ethnicity, health or personality from your photo. Gender statistics are unavailable because we do not collect that information.

Do I need to sign up?

No account is needed. Local measurements run on your device. Sharing is optional, and joining the future report waitlist is a separate email opt-in.

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