A face score you can actually understand.
Try our free AI attractiveness test to explore symmetry, facial thirds, facial fifths and length-to-width proportions. Inspect how each measurement contributes to your score. Your original photo stays on your device.
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Choose one clear, front-facing adult portrait. Your free scan starts automatically.
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Our AI attractiveness test separates landmark detection from scoring. AI locates facial points; a published formula converts their distances into a 0–100 harmony score. Inspect all four components and their weights to understand how your portrait fits the selected references.
“How attractive am I?” is personal. An attractiveness test describes one photo’s proportions, not everyone’s preferences. Camera distance and expression can change the reading. Use the breakdown to understand those differences, with the formula and its limits openly explained.
See the scoring methodFor an attractiveness test, choose a recent portrait with visible eyes and a level head. Use JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB, with one unobstructed adult face.
The attractiveness test runs in your browser, detecting landmarks and calculating four components. The first run downloads the model and may take longer. Your photo is not sent for remote scoring.
Inspect the scores and measurement guides together. Save a result card or clear the photo. Keep lighting, camera distance and expression consistent when comparing photographs.
Our attractiveness test combines these readings at 40%, 25%, 20% and 15%. Components reflect selected references, not a ranking against others. Follow the method link for definitions and limitations.
In this attractiveness test, symmetry compares paired landmarks around the midline and contributes 40%. Head tilt, uneven expression or a covered feature can shift the reading.
Our attractiveness test compares three visible segments with equal thirds: mesh forehead to brow line, brow line to nose base, and nose base to chin. This contributes 25%; the mesh boundary is not the anatomical hairline.
All five horizontal parts contribute 20% to this attractiveness test: outer cheek-to-eye spaces, both eye widths and the inner-corner gap. Each is compared with 20% of visible face width, rather than scoring eye-centre spacing alone.
Compares visible face length with width against the selected reference and contributes 15%. Read it as an image measurement, rather than a preferred face shape or styling recommendation.
For a consistent attractiveness test, keep the camera at eye level, use soft front light and avoid close selfies. Maintain a relaxed expression and the same distance. Changing several conditions together makes a new reading harder to explain.
Read the photo guideThe free attractiveness test keeps results in this tab unless downloaded. A report needs consent to send landmarks for server calculation, then share derived measurements with a third-party AI processing service. We save derived values and report text, not the photo or raw mesh. Delete eligible reports in My Reports; accounting records remain.
Attractiveness test privacyStart with a free attractiveness test. Get detailed explanations and a PDF for $9.90, with no subscription.
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Read the scoring methodA detailed interpretation of your measured result, saved to your account with a PDF.
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View a sample reportYour face score, four components, measurement overlay and downloadable result card are free, with no account. An optional in-depth AI report costs $9.90 once.
Yes. The original photo stays on your device. A report requires consent to send landmarks to our server; only derived measurements are shared with a third-party AI processing service for the paid explanation.
This experimental geometry index has not been validated as a predictor of human attraction. Landmark errors and photo conditions affect it. The accuracy guide explains its boundaries.
Perspective, head rotation and expression move detected landmarks. Compare consistent photographs and inspect the components; a higher score does not prove improved appearance.
Our attractiveness test uses the same formula for every adult portrait. We do not infer gender or ethnicity. Its references cannot represent every face or personal preference.
Read the report’s measurement priorities and retest guidance. It does not diagnose skin, prescribe cosmetic treatment or show styling previews.
Check each tool’s definitions and weights first. Services can attach the same score to different measurements. This attractiveness test publishes its method, but its numbers are not interchangeable with another site’s ratings.
Photo preparation, score interpretation and the limits of facial analysis.
Choose lighting, camera distance and head position for consistent facial measurements.
Read a worked example and understand the components behind your score.
Understand landmark detection, photographic variation and the limits of face ratings.
Choose one clear portrait, read the four components, and see the explanation behind your face score.
