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How symmetrical is your face? Upload a photo and get a symmetry score out of 100 in seconds, with a breakdown for your eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips and jaw, plus your face rebuilt from two left and two right halves.
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Line up your nose with the center line, then take the photo.
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Your Symmetry Score
Well Balanced
Your head looks slightly turned, which can lower the score. For the most accurate result, retake the photo facing the camera straight on.
Your face rebuilt from two left halves and from two right halves. The more alike they look, the more symmetrical your face is.
"Left" and "right" mean as they appear in the photo.
The whole analysis runs on your device in a few seconds. Nothing is sent to a server.
Upload a clear, front-facing photo or take one with your camera.
AI places 478 points on your face and finds your natural center line.
Over 50 matching pairs are mirrored and measured across five features.
See your overall score, a feature breakdown and your mirrored faces.
No face is perfectly symmetrical. Small differences between the two sides are normal and part of what makes a face look natural.
| Score | Result | What It Means |
|---|---|---|
| 90 to 100 | Exceptionally Symmetrical | Very rare. Left and right match very closely. |
| 80 to 89 | Highly Symmetrical | Very evenly balanced, with small natural differences. |
| 70 to 79 | Well Balanced | The range most people fall into. |
| 60 to 69 | Naturally Asymmetrical | Some features differ a little. Completely normal. |
| Below 60 | Distinctly Asymmetrical | Often caused by head angle or lighting. Try a straight-on photo. |
Look straight into the lens with your head level. A turned head lowers the score.
Light from the front avoids shadows that hide one side of your face.
Relax your face. A smile or raised eyebrow often moves one side more.
Remove glasses and pull hair away from your face and forehead.
Hold the camera at arm's length. Very close selfies distort the face.
Your score can change a little between photos, so compare two or three.
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Read The Guide →It compares the left and right sides of your face. The tool finds 478 points on your face, draws a center line, then checks how closely each point on one side matches its partner on the other side. The result is a score out of 100.
More than 50 pairs of matching points are compared across five areas: eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, and jaw and cheeks. Each pair is mirrored across the center line and the gap between them is measured relative to your face width. Smaller gaps mean a higher score.
Most people score between 70 and 90. Above 90 is very rare. A lower score is not a flaw: nobody's face is perfectly symmetrical, and small differences are what make a face look natural.
No. The analysis runs entirely in your browser, on your own device. Your photo is never uploaded, stored or shared.
Head angle, lighting, camera distance and facial expression all affect the result. For the most accurate score, face the camera straight on, keep a neutral expression and use soft, even light.
They show what your face would look like if it were made of two left halves or two right halves. The more alike the two pictures are, the more symmetrical your face is.
Studies suggest people tend to find more symmetrical faces slightly more attractive, but the effect is small. Proportions, skin, expression and style matter much more. Perfectly symmetrical faces can even look a little artificial.
Yes. It is free, needs no account or app, and works on phones, tablets and computers.
Free, private and no sign-up. Your photo never leaves your device.