Face Attractiveness Analyzer
Analyze visible facial geometry with eight separate measurements. Learn to read raw values, reference comparisons and the limits of a two-dimensional image.
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The analyzer locates points around the eyes, nose, mouth and face outline. It checks image suitability before converting those points into ratios and angles. A sharp image can still be unsuitable if the face is turned or partly hidden, so passing a file-format check alone is not enough.
Separate raw values from subscores
A ratio is a measurement; a zero-to-one-hundred subscore is the product’s interpretation of that measurement against a reference. Changing the reference can change a subscore without changing the photograph. Use the raw value when you want to understand exactly what was detected.
Read related measurements together
Facial thirds and midface ratio both describe vertical relationships, but use different endpoints. Width-to-height and eye spacing describe different horizontal relationships. Agreement is not independent proof of attractiveness, and a mismatch is a reason to inspect the framing rather than label a feature defective.
Know what a flat image leaves out
A frontal image does not capture three-dimensional depth, movement or how expression changes during conversation. The jaw estimate follows the visible outline rather than the underlying bone. Treat the analyzer as an image-description aid, with uncertainty from pose and landmark placement.
About the measurements
Our browser-based tool describes facial geometry in one photograph using configurable reference ranges. Read the seven measurement explanations on the homepage for the assumptions and limitations behind the report.
Questions about this topic
Does the analyzer build a 3D scan of my face?
No. It estimates landmarks from one image and uses selected two-dimensional relationships. It is not a calibrated 3D scan.
Why are there eight measurements but seven homepage explanations?
Facial thirds and facial fifths are separate report measurements, while the homepage explains them together in one section.
Are the reference ranges learned from site visitors?
No. They are disclosed heuristic settings, not ranges fitted to a representative visitor sample.
Does a low subscore identify a facial defect?
No. It indicates a difference from a product reference in this photograph. It does not diagnose anatomy or recommend treatment.
Why is midface ratio reported separately?
It provides descriptive context but does not add weight to the combined geometry score.
Can the analyzer measure a side profile?
This implementation expects a near-frontal face. A side profile hides landmarks required by the measurements.