face analysis with the measurements explained

Free scoring uses a face landmark model in your browser to locate 478 points. It measures angles and ratios between features in the image. A front-facing picture with a level head gives those comparisons a clearer starting point.

The summary has five categories: symmetry, proportions, eyes, nose & lips, and jaw & face shape. Each has a 1–10 score, alongside a total to one decimal place. These measurements describe geometry, without measuring personality or popularity.

The facial thirds divide the face into upper, middle, and lower sections. Roughly equal thirds are a commonly cited reference in face analysis, rather than a requirement every attractive face must meet. Hair covering the forehead can make this part of the picture harder to read.

Symmetry compares corresponding landmarks on both sides. A head turn can change their apparent positions, so read the symmetry score with the angle in mind. Proportions also compares against the golden ratio, which is not a scientific beauty standard. A measured ratio cannot prove one arrangement is best.

An eye-width gap between the eyes is a commonly cited reference. The eyes category also considers eye corner tilt and the relationship between eye height and width. These describe different aspects of the same area; one distance cannot summarize the eyes.

For the nose, the tool compares its width with the distance between the inner eye corners. The nose being about that wide is another commonly cited reference. A mouth width near the distance between the pupils is often cited too. The tool's nose & lips category compares nose width with inner-eye distance and mouth width with nose width. Keep the general references separate from what the tool actually scores.

The jaw & face shape part of face analysis compares jaw width with cheekbone width and face width with face length. It also gives an estimate among oval, round, square, heart, diamond, and oblong, with measured ratios for the face outline.

Move hair back for the measurement photo to show the cheekbones, and avoid tilting the chin. Read the outline measurements together. Your measured proportions may change with another photograph, lens, or lighting setup.

The paid report adds detailed ratios and reference ranges for each component. It identifies the leading reason for a lower score, then suggests everyday approaches such as camera angles, hairstyles, makeup, eyebrow grooming, or beard styling. It also includes hair and makeup suggestions for the estimated face shape.

Those suggestions concern presentation and styling. The report cannot promise a particular result. Free face analysis already includes the total, component scores, and face shape estimate. Each locked section says what unlocking adds. Choose a detailed report when you want the explanation behind the measurements, rather than only a higher number.

Unlock the full report to see your face analysis ratios in detail. You must be at least 18 to purchase.

During free face analysis, the photo stays on your device and does not upload. Buying a report does not by itself start the photo transfer: after purchase, you click Generate to send the image to our server for an AI model to write the report. We require the AI provider not to retain photos. Read that process before choosing the complete report, especially if you came for an on-device check only.