The reference score
78.7/100
Well balanced
One number from four weighted geometry checks, with a descriptive band. It is not a percentile.
Free, on-device, formulas shown
Am I attractive? Upload one front-facing photo for a free 0-100 face score built from symmetry, facial thirds, fifths and one golden ratio reference, measured on your device.
Measures symmetry and proportions only; it cannot tell how attractive other people find you. Free, on your device, no account needed.

Geometry mapped
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Upload one photo and an AI landmark model places 478 points on your face inside this browser tab. Fixed formulas then turn them into four geometry readings and one combined 0-100 score, so you can rate your face and see exactly why it scored the way it did.
Start with one front-facing photo
Drop your photo here or choose a file
JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 30 MB · one adult face
Measures symmetry and proportions. It cannot tell how attractive other people find you.
Photo bytes and facial landmarks stay in this browser tab. We do not upload them, store them in localStorage, or attach them to model downloads.
The detector (about 4 MB) starts downloading when you choose a photo. The first run can take longer on a slow connection; your photo is never sent with the model request.
Four dimensions, one transparent method.
Choose a photo, then start your local analysis.
In the free test, the photo and its landmarks stay in this tab's memory. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is saved to local storage, and removing the photo clears the result. The model files are downloaded once and cached by your browser; that request never carries your picture.
One adult, facing the camera, full face visible, in even light.
A fixed MediaPipe model runs in a Web Worker and places 478 landmarks. The first run loads the model.
See the score, each dimension, its formula and the photo-quality status. Remove the photo when you are done.
Your face rating is a 0-100 balance score: higher means the four measured geometry checks sit closer to this product's chosen references in this photo. Any attractiveness rating or attractiveness rater that gives you one number should say what it measures; this one measures geometry only. The out-of-10 view is the same score divided by ten.
78.7/100
Well balanced
One number from four weighted geometry checks, with a descriptive band. It is not a percentile.
See which measurement moved the total, and by how much.
0.30 S + 0.25 T + 0.25 F + 0.20 RRaw values, the selected reference and the formula sit next to each score.
Values from the sample portrait above, measured by the free tool on this site.
The overall score is 0.30 × symmetry + 0.25 × visible thirds + 0.25 × facial fifths + 0.20 × one length-to-width ratio compared with 1.618. Each dimension turns its deviation from a reference into a score through a published curve. These weights are this product's own standard, not a medical, scientific or aesthetic authority.
Read every formula on the scoring method page
Two dimensions have their own pages: the symmetrical face test shows left-right differences region by region, and the golden ratio face test shows your measured ratio next to 1.618.
A low number does not answer “am I attractive” or “am I pretty”. The score describes geometry and proportions in one photograph. It does not see charm, expression, voice, style, confidence or personality, and pose, lens distance and lighting can move it on their own. If a reading feels discouraging, retake the photo in even light, or step away from the number for a while.
A score can be useful when you can inspect how it was made. Our four dimensions use visible landmarks and openly chosen reference rules. They are not population rankings or a universal definition of attractiveness. Camera position, expression and light can change a result.
Keep your head level; a turned head shifts the mirrored points.
Close-up selfies enlarge the nose and narrow the face edges.
Hard shadows can move the detected outline.
Beauty filters and wide smiles change the geometry being measured.
This test cannot measure how attractive you are to other people. It measures how closely four geometric features in one photo match this product's chosen references, then combines them into a 0-100 score. Attraction also depends on expression, style, voice, personality and the person looking. Treat the number as one structured view of one picture, not a verdict on you.
Choose one clear, front-facing photo of yourself with the full face visible and even light, then press analyze. The free test places 478 landmarks, checks photo quality and returns a 0-100 score with four dimension readings. For a fair comparison between photos, keep the camera at arm's length or farther, hold a neutral expression and avoid filters.
A geometry score cannot decide that. The bands on this page are product labels, not rankings against other people, so a middle reading does not mean average-looking. Being seen as pretty depends on expression, grooming, style and the person looking as much as on proportions. If you want a practical next step, adjust photo conditions or styling rather than chasing the number.
The out-of-10 view is simply the 0-100 score divided by ten, so 7.8 out of 10 equals 78 out of 100. There is no validated cutoff for a good face rating. Under this product's bands, 8.7 and above reads as striking balance and 7.5 to 8.7 as well balanced. Neither describes how attractive other people find you.
An AI model can locate facial landmarks reliably enough to measure geometry, and that is what this test does: MediaPipe Face Landmarker finds 478 points, then fixed formulas score symmetry and proportions. What AI cannot do from one photo is judge attractiveness the way people do. Any AI face rating that claims otherwise should show you its formula and its limits.
Landmarks move with head turn, tilt, expression, lens distance and lighting, so two photos of the same person rarely give identical readings. In our own tests the same photo always returned the same score, while different crops, sizes and formats of one portrait moved it by about one point. Compare photos taken under similar conditions.
Yes. The face attractiveness test, the symmetry test and the golden ratio test are free to use without an account. Nothing in the free test asks for payment, an email address or other personal details, and every reading is shown together with the formula that produced it.
No. Nothing is uploaded or saved: the photo and its landmarks are held in memory only while this page is open, and removing the photo clears the result. If you save the result image, it is drawn on your device and shows your scores only, without the photo or any landmark coordinates.