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A real score from a 30-second face scan.

Look straight, turn left and right, tilt up and down. Your browser tracks 478 points on your face, fuses the five angles into one measurement and scores it from 1.0 to 10.0 on the geometry that attractiveness research keeps returning to. No image leaves your device.

Start the scanHow it’s scored
Fig. 1MediaPipe’s canonical face mesh: 468 points joined by 1,322 edges. The scan fits this mesh to your face in real time. The four orange points are the eye corners that canthal tilt is measured between.
Landmarks tracked
478
Angles captured
5
Frames per angle
8
Typical scan
30 s
Images uploaded
0
Score
1.0–10.0

1Instruments

Three measurements from one scan.

Each tool reads the same scan, so you scan once and every result is ready. The free results are the real measurements, not a teaser.

Readouts are specimens with synthetic values.

2Protocol

Five angles, about thirty seconds.

The scan is guided and captures itself. You follow one prompt at a time; nothing is recorded until your head is inside the target window.

  1. aLook straight

    yaw 0° ±6°

  2. bTurn left

    yaw −25° ±8°

  3. cTurn right

    yaw +25° ±8°

  4. dTilt up

    pitch +15° ±6°

  5. eTilt down

    pitch −15° ±6°

Fig. 2The five capture poses (a–e), drawn on the canonical mesh, with their target windows in degrees of head rotation. Each pose is captured automatically after 0.6 s of stillness inside its window.

  1. Step 1

    Confirm, then frame your face

    Confirm you’re 18 or older, choose whether to be rated as a man, as a woman or with no preference, and allow the camera. Centre your face; the outline turns green when distance, light and expression are right.

  2. Step 2

    Hold five angles

    Look straight, turn left, turn right, tilt up, tilt down. There is no shutter button: each angle is captured as a burst of 8 frames once your head holds inside the target window for 0.6 seconds. An angle you can’t reach can be skipped after 20 seconds.

  3. Step 3

    Read the result

    The 40 frames are fused into one set of landmarks, a per-point median, then measured and scored in under a second. Your score and tier appear straight away; the full breakdown is in the report.

3Output

A score you can check, and the evidence behind it.

The free result is the score and its tier. The report shows how it was reached: every component, the strengths and the detractors in plain sentences, your profile, and the measurements from each angle with their spread.

Face Report

S-0417, synthetic14 Oct 20265 angles, 40 frames

2Attractiveness

6.3/ 10

Free result

Above average

A geometric score from six measured components, weighted. Not a percentile, and not learned from human ratings.

Table 1Components, 0–100. A typical face is near 50.

In the report
  • Symmetry61
  • Averageness58
  • Proportions55
  • Eyes64
  • Jaw and chin46
  • Profile55

Strengths

  • Eyes tilt upward (+4.1° left, +3.7° right) and are large for the face width, which scores well.
  • Left and right sides mirror closely; the largest difference is at the mouth corners, 1.8% of eye span.
  • Overall shape sits close to the population mean face, which raters consistently favour.

Holding it back

  • Jaw is narrow relative to the cheekbones (0.71); a wider jaw would read as more defined.

Right eye+3.7° ±0.5°

Left eye+4.1° ±0.4°

Fig. 4Canthal tilt, fused over 8 frames. Spread is the range across frames.

Fig. 3Section 2 of a Full Face Report, typeset with synthetic values. The real report runs to ten sections, each drawn from your own scan.

4Price

Free score. One $9 report.

No subscription, no account, no email list. You see the price and the contents before you scan.

Free

$0

Every scan, as often as you like.

  • Attractiveness score from 1.0 to 10.0 and its tier
  • Face shape out of six, with confidence
  • Canthal tilt of each eye, in degrees
Start the scan

Full Face Report

$9

Once, no subscription. Everything behind your score, built on your device from your own scan.

  1. Your score broken into its six components, with your strongest and weakest features in plain sentences
  2. Your profile from the side angles: jaw angle, chin and nose projection, nose-to-lip angle
  3. The five angles with your mesh drawn over each, and the spread of every measurement
  4. What would move your score: grooming, hair, beard, posture and camera height, for your face
  5. Face shape with styling advice, tilt per eye, symmetry by region, thirds and fifths

Paid through Stripe: card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. No account, no email list.

5Privacy

Nothing leaves your device.

Measured in this tab

The face model runs as WebAssembly in your browser. Camera frames are processed in memory and discarded.

Blocked by the browser

Our Content Security Policy lets the page connect only to our own origin, so it cannot send a frame anywhere. The Network tab will show you.

Gone when you close it

Landmarks and scores sit in this tab’s session storage. The snapshots of each angle are never written to storage at all.

What happens to each camera frame, step by step

6Questions

Questions people ask before scanning

Is the score real?

It is computed, not guessed. The scan measures six things that research on facial attractiveness keeps linking to how faces are rated: symmetry, averageness (closeness to the population mean face), proportions, eye geometry, jaw and chin, and profile. Each is scored from 0 to 100, weighted and mapped to 1.0–10.0 with a published formula, so a typical face lands near 5.0. It is a geometric score, not a model trained on human ratings and not a percentile, and the methodology page shows every weight.

Does anything get uploaded?

No. The camera feed, the landmarks and the score are processed in your browser. Our pages carry a Content Security Policy that only allows connections to our own site, so the page cannot send a frame elsewhere even by mistake. The only server step is Stripe checkout if you buy the report, and that request carries nothing about your face.

Why five angles instead of one photo?

A single frontal photo cannot see your profile, and one frame is noisy. The side angles measure jaw angle, chin and nose projection; the up and down angles check the measurements hold as your head moves. Each angle is a burst of 8 frames, fused by median, and the report shows how much each number varied across them.

What is free and what is in the report?

Free: your attractiveness score and tier, your face shape and your canthal tilt. The Full Face Report ($9, once) adds the six score components, your strongest and weakest features in plain sentences, your profile, the angle-by-angle evidence and what would move the score. Its contents and price are shown before you scan.

Can I upload a photo instead?

Yes, as a fallback, and on devices without a camera. A single front-facing photo gives the frontal measurements only, so the profile sections of the report are marked “needs a scan” and the score is computed without the profile component.

How repeatable is it?

Each number is a median over 8 frames, and the report prints its spread, for example ±0.4° for canthal tilt. Lighting, lens distance, expression and hair still move results. Scan in even, front-facing light with a neutral face, hair off the forehead and glasses off. In our tests with simulated camera noise, repeat scans of the same face moved the score by at most ±0.2.

Do I need to be 18 or older?

Yes. You confirm it before the camera opens and again at checkout. The scan rates a face, and only adults should be using it.

Can I get a refund?

Yes. If the report doesn’t render or something is wrong with it, email hello@faceform.app within 14 days and we’ll refund you. Describe what you saw; never send a photo or results.