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Face analysis tools
Pick what you want to know about your face. Every tool is free, takes about 30 seconds and runs on your device.
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Example Attractiveness test
An attractiveness score from 1.0 to 10.0, with its tier.
Symmetry, averageness, proportions, eyes, jaw and profile, weighted into one score.
Example Face shape detector
Your face shape out of six, with how confident the match is.
Length to width, forehead to jaw, cheekbone width and jaw angle, matched to six shapes.
Example Canthal tilt test
The tilt of each eye in degrees: positive, neutral or negative.
The angle from the inner to the outer corner of each eye, corrected for head roll.
Example Golden ratio face test
How close your face comes to the classical golden-ratio proportions.
Face length to width, eye spacing, nose to mouth width and the vertical thirds, against 1.618 and the neoclassical canons.
Example Face symmetry test
Your symmetry score out of 100 and where the two sides differ most.
Every mirror pair of the 468-point mesh compared after alignment, scored by region.
Example PSL scale test
Your geometry-based attractiveness estimate placed on the 1–8 PSL scale.
The same documented geometry score as the attractiveness test, mapped onto the forum 1–8 range.
Side profile analysis
Your gonial angle, chin and nose projection from the turned angles of the scan.
Jaw angle, chin and nose projection and the nose-to-lip angle, from the left and right turns of the scan.
Example Facial ratios calculator
Your vertical thirds, horizontal fifths and the key width ratios.
Thirds, fifths, eye spacing, nose-to-mouth width and jaw-to-cheekbone width, on your own face.
Example Eye shape detector
Your eye shape out of six, with the measurements behind it.
Eye height to width, canthal tilt, lid exposure and the position of the outer corner.
Example True mirror online
Your face the way other people see it, un-mirrored, live from your camera.
The camera feed shown without the usual mirror flip, with an optional symmetry split.
How old do I look?
The age your face reads as, with the model's typical error stated.
An on-device age estimation model run on one photo, served from this site, never uploaded.
Which tool should you use?
Start from the question you actually have about your face. Each tool answers one question, with one number or one label, and explains how it got there.
- “How attractive am I?” Use the attractiveness test. It measures six things the research keeps linking to how faces are rated (symmetry, averageness, proportions, eyes, jaw and profile) and combines them into a score from 1.0 to 10.0 with a published formula. The PSL scale test shows the same geometry on the 1–8 range used on forums; use it only if that is the scale you already know.
- “What is my face shape?” The face shape detector compares your face’s length, width, forehead, cheekbones and jaw, and matches them to six shapes. If you are choosing a haircut or glasses, that is the tool to start with.
- Your eyes. The canthal tilt test gives the angle between the inner and outer corner of each eye in degrees. The eye shape detector names the shape (almond, round, hooded and so on) and shows the measurements behind the name.
- Balance and proportion. The face symmetry test compares your left and right sides region by region. The facial ratios calculator gives your vertical thirds and horizontal fifths. The golden ratio face test compares a few of the same ratios with 1.618; its guide explains why that number is weaker evidence than its reputation.
- Your profile. The side profile analysis reads your jaw angle and the projection of your chin and nose from the turned angles of the camera scan.
- Just want to see yourself as others do? The true mirror shows your camera without the mirror flip. Nothing is measured.
Each tool runs its own scan
Every tool starts with its own 30-second scan on your device: you look straight, then turn left and right and tilt up and down, and each angle is captured by itself when you hold still. No camera, or prefer not to use it? Upload one front-facing photo instead; it gives every frontal result, and only the profile needs the side angles.
What is free and what is paid
Every result above is free and stays free. If you want everything behind your results, the Full Face Report costs $14.99 once: your score broken into its six parts, your profile, your face shape with styling advice, symmetry by region, your thirds and fifths, and what would move your score. It covers everything from the scan you buy it from, and it is built in your browser, so it never leaves your device either.
Getting a good result
Every tool measures geometry, so the conditions of the scan matter more than anything else. Face a window or a lamp so the light is even on both sides, hold the phone at eye level about an arm’s length away, take your glasses off, push your hair off your forehead and keep a neutral face. Two scans in the same conditions give close results; a scan in side light or with the phone held low will not match one taken face-on.
6 questions
Questions about the tools
Are the tools really free?
Yes. Every result on this page is free, with no account and no email. The only thing that costs money is the optional Full Face Report ($14.99, once), which shows every measurement behind your results.
Do I have to scan again for every tool?
Yes. Each tool runs its own 30-second scan on your device, so every result comes from a scan taken for it. The paid report covers everything from the scan you buy it from. Close the tab and the scan is gone; we never had a copy.
Does anything get uploaded?
No. The face model runs in your browser and every camera frame or photo is measured there. Our pages are only allowed to connect to our own site, so a frame can’t be sent anywhere, and nothing about your face is sent to us.
Which result is the most reliable?
Direct measurements are the most repeatable: canthal tilt in degrees, the facial ratios and the symmetry score are read straight off the landmarks and averaged over several frames. Labels such as face shape and eye shape put a continuous measurement into named groups, so a face near a boundary can land in either. The attractiveness score is a published formula over six measurements, not a verdict.
Can I use a photo instead of the camera?
Yes. Every scan-based tool takes one front-facing photo instead. A photo gives all the frontal results; the side profile needs the turned angles of a camera scan.
Why do I have to be 18 or older?
The tools rate and describe faces, and that is for adults. You confirm your age before the camera opens and again before checkout.