Private face geometry
See the measurements behind a face score
Choose one photo. Six facial measurements are calculated in this browser, and two open free. The complete report adds your composite PSL-style score and explains every value.
Choose a clear, front-facing photo
One face, looking at the lens, in even light.
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A sample report built from a synthetic face, with every section open.
How this AI face rating works
Step 1
Choose one clear photo
One visible face, facing the lens, even light, relaxed expression.
Step 2
Measured on this device
A face-landmark model maps visible points. The image stays in browser memory.
Step 3
Read two values free
Unlock the composite score and all six explained values for $5 once.
Example scans
See a finished face rating before you upload one
The same code that reads your photo measured these three. Every face here is generated by AI, so none of these people exist.
Example score
4.9/10
- Facial symmetry
- 0.87
- Canthal tilt
- 8.2°
- Facial width-to-height
- 1.65
- Gonial angle
- 139.0°
- Interocular ratio
- 0.27
- Middle-to-lower third
- 1.23
Example score
5.3/10
- Facial symmetry
- 0.66
- Canthal tilt
- 4.7°
- Facial width-to-height
- 1.86
- Gonial angle
- 129.4°
- Interocular ratio
- 0.22
- Middle-to-lower third
- 0.90
Example score
4.5/10
- Facial symmetry
- 0.61
- Canthal tilt
- 4.7°
- Facial width-to-height
- 1.78
- Gonial angle
- 138.9°
- Interocular ratio
- 0.25
- Middle-to-lower third
- 0.86
A free scan of your own photo shows the two free measurement values. The complete report unlocks the composite score and adds the remaining four measurement values, their explanations and the guides above.
What we measure
Six measurements behind one score
The overall score is our own heuristic. The six measurements show how it was calculated.
Facial symmetry
Compare mirrored landmark pairs across a fitted facial midline.
Canthal tilt
Measure the angle between the inner and outer corners of each eye.
Facial width-to-height ratio
Compare cheekbone width with upper-face height using fixed landmarks.
Gonial angle
Approximate the visible corner of the jaw from a front-facing photograph.
Interocular ratio
Compare the inner-eye distance with the visible width of the face.
Lower facial thirds
Compare the middle and lower sections without inventing a hairline.
Privacy you can verify
Private by design, not by promise
No upload
The browser reads the image locally. Neither the photo nor its landmarks are sent to our infrastructure.
No account
A free scan needs no name, email, login or public profile. There is no face database behind the tool.
Consistent results
The calculation contains no randomness. Submit the same photo twice and you will get the same result.
Photo setup matters
How to take a consistent face-rating photo
The tool measures the photograph it receives. Camera position can move the result more than small anatomical differences.
Face the camera
Keep both sides of the face equally visible and the lens near eye level.
Relax your expression
A neutral mouth and open, visible eyes make landmark placement more stable.
Use even light
Soft front light reduces the shadows that can hide the jaw or eye corners.
Step back from the lens
Very close wide-angle selfies distort the nose, midface and visible width.
Skip filters and obstructions
Remove sunglasses and avoid beauty filters, strong edits and hair over key features.
About the score
What a PSL score does—and does not—mean
It can summarize this tool’s geometry
The score combines six measurements using one disclosed product methodology. It is useful for comparing photos under similar conditions and seeing which measurements drove the result.
It cannot measure human attraction
PSL has no clinical or academic standard. A still image also misses expression, movement, voice, familiarity, style and culture. Treat the score as entertainment, not a final judgment.
All tools
Every free face tool on this site
Each tool runs the same private scan in your browser and explains one part of the visible geometry.
Free attractiveness test and face rating
Take a free attractiveness test and face rating using six visible measurements. Your photo is analyzed privately in your browser and never uploaded.
PSL score test with a free measurement preview
Preview two facial measurements free with our private browser calculator. The paid PSL report unlocks the composite score and all six values.
Free facial symmetry test
Check facial symmetry from mirrored landmark pairs. The free test runs privately in your browser and explains what can distort the result.
Free canthal tilt test
Measure canthal tilt from a photo using the facial midline, not image horizontal. Free, private and calculated in your browser.
FWHR test: facial width-to-height ratio
Measure the facial width-to-height ratio from one photo in your browser. Conventions differ between tools, so compare one method only. Nothing is uploaded.
Gonial angle test and guide
Estimate the visible jaw angle from a front-facing photo and learn why it differs from a clinical gonial-angle measurement.
Free eye spacing test
Run a free eye spacing test in your browser. The interocular ratio compares inner-eye-corner distance with visible face width, and nothing is uploaded.
Facial thirds test
Measure the middle and lower facial thirds from one photo in your browser. A landmark model cannot locate the hairline, so the upper third is not guessed.
Free face shape test
Find your face shape from one photo. The browser measures forehead, cheekbone and jaw width plus face length, then names the closest of seven shapes.
Hunter eyes test: what a photo can measure
Run a free eye-area scan that measures canthal tilt and eye spacing in your browser, and learn which parts of the “hunter eyes” label a photo cannot score.
Golden ratio face test
Run a free golden ratio face test that measures six defined proportions in your browser. Your photo is never uploaded, and no phi formula decides the result.
FAQ
Common face-rating questions
Is this AI face rating free?
Yes. Two of the six measurements show their values for free. The composite PSL-style score requires the complete report. The $5 complete report adds the other four measurement values, their score contributions, personalized notes, the measurement overlay, an annotated PDF and one verification retake. Payment adds detail to the same deterministic analysis; it does not rerun or improve the rating. The $9/month toolkit remains an optional repeat-scan plan with unlimited reports and private local comparison tools.
Does my photo get uploaded?
No. The face-landmark model and the scoring code run inside your browser. The selected image is not sent to our servers or analytics.
How accurate is the face rating?
The geometry is repeatable for a clear, straight-on photo. The overall attractiveness score is still a heuristic, not a scientific or clinical measurement.
Will the same photo get the same score?
Yes. There is no randomness in the scoring pipeline. A different angle, expression, crop or camera lens can still change the measurements.
What photo works best?
Use one front-facing face at eye level, with a neutral expression, even light and no beauty filter, sunglasses or heavy obstruction.
What does a PSL score mean?
PSL is an informal rating convention from online appearance communities. It has no clinical standard, so the individual measurements are more informative than the headline number.
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