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Upload a selfie or use your camera and our AI measures five key facial proportions in seconds. You get a balance score out of 100, a clear breakdown of every ratio and what it means, all without your photo ever leaving your device.
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Hold the phone at arm's length, fit your face in the oval and keep a relaxed face.
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Your Proportion Score
Balanced Proportions
This score compares your proportions with average reference ranges. It is for fun and learning only and says nothing about your worth or how others see you.
Everything happens in your browser. Your photo is never uploaded or saved.
Upload a clear, front-facing photo or take one with your camera.
AI places 478 points on your eyes, brows, nose, lips and jaw.
Each ratio is compared with a reference range based on average faces.
See your overall score, each ratio and how close it is to the reference.
Research on face perception shows that faces close to the average proportions of a population tend to be rated as more attractive. This test checks five of those proportions.
| Ratio | Weight | What Is Measured |
|---|---|---|
| Eye Spacing | 25% | Distance between your pupils compared with the width of your face. Average faces sit close to 46%. |
| Mouth Width | 25% | Width of your mouth from corner to corner compared with the distance between your pupils. |
| Nose Width | 20% | Width of the base of your nose compared with the width of your face. |
| Face Ratio | 15% | Estimated face length compared with face width, so whether your face reads long, balanced or wide. |
| Facial Thirds | 15% | The middle third (brows to base of nose) compared with the lower third (nose to chin). |
| Score | Result | What It Means |
|---|---|---|
| 85 to 100 | Exceptional Proportions | All five ratios sit inside or very close to the reference ranges. |
| 70 to 84 | Balanced Proportions | Most ratios are in range, with one or two a little outside. |
| 55 to 69 | Nearly Balanced | Several ratios differ a bit from average. Very common and completely normal. |
| Below 55 | Distinctive Proportions | Your proportions differ more from average, which often means a more distinctive face, not a less attractive one. |
Left and right symmetry, skin, hair, expression and style are not part of this score. To check symmetry, try our Face Symmetry Test.
Proportions are only as accurate as the photo. These tips give you the most reliable score.
Face the lens with your head level. A turned or tilted head changes every ratio.
Close selfies make the nose and eyes look bigger. A distance of 50 cm or more is best.
A big smile or open mouth stretches your mouth and lower face.
Soft light from the front shows your features clearly without hard shadows.
Pull hair away from your forehead and cheeks and take off glasses.
Beauty filters and face-slimming edits change your real proportions.
| Tool | How It Works | Same Photo, Same Score? |
|---|---|---|
| This Attractiveness Test | Measures five facial ratios from 478 face points and shows each one | Yes, the maths is fixed and explained |
| Asking A Chatbot | Gives an opinion in words, often guessed from the overall look | No, answers change between tries |
| "Rate My Face" Apps | A hidden model or other users give a number | Often not, and the reasons are not shown |
| Beauty Filters | Change your face to match a beauty trend | They do not measure anything |
Only a small part of it. Studies find that people often agree on a few things, such as faces with average proportions, clear skin and some symmetry. But how attractive someone seems in real life depends far more on expression, warmth, confidence, voice, style and personality.
Beauty standards also differ between cultures and change over time. A face that falls outside the reference ranges is not less attractive, it is simply less average, and many of the most memorable faces are exactly that.
Use your score as a fun look at the geometry of your face, not as a verdict on how you look.
Get a symmetry score out of 100 and see your mirrored faces.
Test My Symmetry →Find out if your face is oval, round, square, heart, diamond, oblong or triangle.
Find My Face Shape →Find your eye shape with eyeliner and glasses tips.
Find My Eye Shape →Face Shape Detector Free uses an AI face model in your browser to place 478 points on your face. It then measures five proportions: eye spacing, mouth width, nose width, face ratio and facial thirds. Each one is compared with a reference range based on average faces and combined into a score out of 100.
No. The analysis runs entirely on your device. Your photo is never uploaded, stored or shared. Only the face model itself is downloaded to your browser.
The face points are very precise, but the result depends on your photo. Head angle, camera distance, expression and lenses can move your score by several points. For the fairest result, use a straight-on photo taken at arm's length with a relaxed face.
Most people score between 60 and 85. Above 85 means your proportions are very close to average reference ranges. A lower score simply means your face is more distinctive, not that it is less attractive.
No. It can only measure geometry. Real attractiveness also depends on expression, skin, hair, style, voice and personality, and on who is looking. This test does not answer whether you are pretty, hot or beautiful.
Every photo shows your face a little differently. Close-up selfies widen the nose and eyes, tilting your head changes the face ratio and smiling widens the mouth. Try two or three good photos and compare.
This test checks proportions, such as how far apart your eyes are compared with your face width. The Face Symmetry Test checks how closely the left and right sides of your face match. They measure different things, so your scores can be quite different.
No. Online looks scales are based on opinions and are often harsh and unscientific. This tool only measures five ratios against average reference ranges and shows you exactly how each one is worked out.
Yes, as many times as you like. It is free, with no sign-up and no limits.
No. The score is for fun and learning only. It should never guide cosmetic, medical or personal decisions. Faces that are not average are often the most memorable.
Results are for entertainment and education only. Photo angle, camera distance, lighting, expression and image quality all change the numbers. This test is not a measure of beauty, health or personal worth and should not guide cosmetic or medical decisions.
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