A pretty scale for one photo's proportions

Asking where you fall on a pretty scale may mean asking how people see you. The tool estimates visible proportions and compares them with geometric references; it cannot report people's opinions.

The five categories cover symmetry, proportions, eyes, nose & lips, and jaw & face shape. Skin, hair, makeup, and personality are outside scoring. A photo result is narrower than the impression you get from a conversation or a favorite candid photo.

The overall score uses one decimal place. Component scores use the same 1–10 range to show which measurements differ. These score bands describe geometric comparisons, without ranking you against other women or anyone else.

A high pretty scale score cannot predict attention or affection. Getting a lower photo score does not cancel the things you enjoy about your appearance.

Makeup itself is outside the scoring categories. Lip color, eyeliner, and contour can change how you read a face in a photograph, but the tool measures landmarks and ratios rather than giving points for a particular look.

If you compare pretty scale results with and without makeup, keep the camera setup similar. A changed angle may explain more than makeup does. Wear your usual look if you prefer. You do not need a bare face, and its score cannot decide whether a makeup style suits your taste.

Hair can hide the jaw or cover the forehead. Before using the pretty scale, move it back to show the outline. Visible edges give the model a clearer measurement.

A filter that narrows the nose or enlarges the eyes changes the geometry the model measures. The result then describes the edited image. Even a flattering filter may make comparisons less useful. For a photo check you can repeat fairly, use an unreshaped photo and avoid comparing it with an older picture taken through a different lens.

For your pretty scale photo, set the camera at eye level with soft light in front. Relax your mouth and avoid leaning one cheek closer. A clearly visible face is easier to measure than a dramatic pose.

Keep some distance from a wide lens instead of filling the frame from very close up. Check the image before reading the score: are both eyes visible, is your head level, and is the jaw uncovered? The same photo on the same device gives the same result. A different picture can change the result because it changes the measurements, even when you feel you look the same.

Free pretty scale results include the total, five feature scores, and a face shape estimate. Scoring runs in your browser using a face landmark model, and the photo stays on your device. You can stop at those results.

The optional report adds detailed ratios and reference ranges, the leading reason for a lower score, and everyday styling or photo suggestions. Unlock the full report. You must be 18 or older to buy. Only after purchase and clicking Generate does the picture go to our server for an AI-written report. We require the AI provider not to retain photos.