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AI Attractiveness Test: How Attractive Am I?
Upload a selfie and this free AI attractiveness test measures 478 points on your face, then gives you a 0–100 score with a breakdown of symmetry, facial thirds, facial fifths and the golden ratio. No photo handy? Answer ten questions instead.
- 478 facial landmarks
- Photo stays on your device
- Results in seconds
- Photo or questionnaire
Drop a front-facing photo
JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC up to 30 MB. One face, straight on, even light.
Runs in your browser. The photo is not uploaded.
How it works
How the AI Attractiveness Test Works
This face attractiveness test does not ask a chatbot for an opinion. It measures your face's geometry and scores each part against a fixed reference, so the same photo always gets the same result.
Upload a Front-Facing Photo
Drop in a selfie, paste one or use your phone camera. JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC all work, and a quality check asks for another photo when the face is blurred, turned or too small.
478 Facial Landmarks, Measured Locally
A face model places 478 facial landmarks on your photo, in your browser. From them the test reads facial symmetry, the facial thirds and fifths, your length-to-width ratio and your face shape.
Your Score, Breakdown and Card
The four parts combine into one 0–100 attractiveness score and a tier. You see each part with its weight, the measurement lines on your photo and a result card to download or share.
What it measures
What Our Facial Attractiveness Test Measures
Four measured parts make up the score, each with a fixed weight. Face shape and the finer eye and jaw measurements come from the same landmarks but never change the number.
Facial Symmetry · 35%
How closely the left and right sides mirror each other across the eyes, brows, nose, mouth and jaw. A perfect mirror scores 100, and every 1% of average mismatch takes off 5 points.
Facial Thirds · 25%
Your visible face height, split at the brows and the base of the nose. The reference puts the mid-face and the lower face at about 41% each, and this part drops as yours differ.
Facial Fifths · 25%
Your face width, split into five vertical strips: the two outer sides, each eye and the gap between the eyes. The reference is five equal strips of 20%, the classic one-eye spacing.
Golden Ratio · 15%
Face length against face width. The golden ratio is 1.618, but facial landmarks stop below the hairline, so the test compares your visible face with an adjusted target of 1.38.
Face Shape
Your closest match among seven shapes, read from the widths of your forehead, cheekbones and jaw against your face length. It appears beside your score but does not change it.
Eyes, Midface and Jaw
Canthal tilt, the midface ratio and the facial width-to-height ratio are measured from the same landmarks in their own free tools. They are not part of this score.
Score scale
The Attractiveness Scale: What Your Score Means
Your attractiveness score runs from 0 to 100 and lands in one of five bands. The cut-offs are this tool's own convention for describing proportions, not an attractiveness rating of you as a person.
0–54
Distinctive
Your proportions sit well away from the reference averages. The bands measure distance from an average, not appeal, and plenty of striking faces are far from average.
55–64
Developing
Several parts sit away from the reference, or the photo is pulling them there: a low camera, a tilted head or a wide lens. Retake the photo before reading much into it.
65–74
Balanced
Close to the reference overall, with one or two parts clearly off. The breakdown under your score shows which ones moved the number.
75–84
Strong balance
Near the reference in most parts, with only small gaps. A slight change in camera angle is enough to move a photo across this line in either direction.
85–100
Exceptional balance
All four parts sit close to their references at once. Getting here depends on the camera and the light as much as on the face itself.
Want it out of 10? Divide by ten, so a 78 reads as 7.8 out of 10. The 0–100 scale stays because it shows small differences between photos that a ten-point rating would hide.
Accuracy and limits
Is an AI Attractiveness Test Accurate?
It is accurate at one job: measuring the geometry in your photo the same way every time. No attractiveness test, this one included, can tell you how attractive other people find you.
Same Photo, Same Score
What it measures well
The same photo always gets the same score. No language model is asked for an opinion, so nothing flatters you and nothing drifts between runs.
What it can't tell you
It cannot give you one fixed number across different photos. Camera height, lens, light and expression all move the landmarks a little.
Proportions and Symmetry
What it measures well
Facial symmetry, thirds, fifths and the length-to-width ratio, read from 478 landmarks placed on your own device in a few seconds.
What it can't tell you
Skin, hair, colouring and style are outside the free test, which reads geometry only. The full report covers skin and colour.
The View
What it measures well
A straight-on photo taken at eye level, checked for blur, tilt and a turned head before anything is scored.
What it can't tell you
Your side profile, your expressions and the way you look in motion are things a single front photo cannot show.
What the Score Means
What it measures well
How close the proportions in one photo sit to a set of fixed reference values, part by part.
What it can't tell you
How attractive other people find you. Taste varies between people and cultures, and a score is never a measure of your worth.
Light and camera height move the numbers more than anything else, so a careful photo is the simplest way to get an honest result.
Photo tips
Photo Tips for the Most Accurate Result
The AI attractiveness test measures the photo, so the photo decides the score. Six habits give you a result you can trust and compare from one month to the next.
Camera at Eye Level
Held above your eyes, a phone shrinks the jaw and stretches the forehead; held below, it does the reverse. Keep it level, about an arm and a half away.
Face the Lens Squarely
Even a small turn changes the fifths and the symmetry reading. Keep your nose centred and both ears equally visible in the frame.
Soft Light From the Front
Face a window. Overhead light shadows the eyes, and light from one side makes that half of the face look narrower than it is.
Neutral Face, Mouth Closed
A smile widens the mouth and lifts the cheeks, which shifts the lower-face numbers. Relax your face and look straight into the lens.
Nothing Over Your Brows
Glasses, a fringe or a hat hide the landmarks the test needs. Push your hair back so the brows and the edges of your face are clear.
Sharp, With No Filters
Rest the phone or use a timer, and turn off beauty mode. Blur and heavy shadow are the most common reasons the quality check asks for another photo.
Improving your score
How to Improve Your Attractiveness Score
Most movement in a score comes from the photo, because your proportions stay the same. What frames them still changes how your face reads, and every idea here is healthy and easy to undo.
Fix the Photo First
Eye level, straight on, even light, neutral face. The same face gains or loses points with the camera alone, which makes this the honest first step.
Pick a Cut for Your Face Shape
A haircut can add width where a face is narrow, or length where it is wide. The face shape calculator and the hairstyle guide show what balances each of the seven shapes.
Groom Your Brows
Evenly shaped brows make the eye area read as more balanced. Makeup or a well-kept beard line can add definition to a soft jawline in the same way.
Look After Your Skin
Sleep, sunscreen and a simple routine show in every photo. The free test does not score skin; the full report reads it from your photo.
Find Your Everyday Angle
For pictures other people will see, a slight turn and a relaxed smile usually flatter more than the straight, neutral pose the test asks for.
Retest the Same Way
Use the same spot, the same light and the same distance. Then a change in your score reflects your face and not the camera.
Your privacy
Your Photo Never Leaves Your Device
The free AI attractiveness test runs entirely in your browser, so your photo is never uploaded, stored or used to train anything. That holds on a laptop, an iPhone or an Android phone alike.
Measured on Your Device
The face model downloads to your browser and runs there. Your photo stays on your phone or computer the whole time the test is working.
No Sign-Up
There is no account, no email and no payment for the free test. Close the tab and the photo is gone with it.
Never Used for Training
A photo that is never uploaded cannot be stored or used to train a model. The same is true of every free tool on FaceStats.
Uploaded Only for the Full Report
The optional full report needs AI processing in the cloud. Your photo is uploaded only after you choose to buy it and agree, and you can delete it afterwards.
Full Report for Adults
The paid report is for people aged 18 and over who are using a photo of themselves. The free test asks for no personal details.
Your Card, Your Choice
The result card is drawn in your browser as well. You decide whether it shows your photo before you save it or share it.
Common questions
AI Attractiveness Test FAQ
Short answers on what the score means, how it is measured and what it cannot tell you, so you can read your result with confidence.
More tools
More Free Face Tools
Each one looks more closely at a single part of your face, such as its shape, its symmetry or the tilt of your eyes, free and in your browser.
Guides
Guides to Your Attractiveness Score
What the result means and what to do with it, in guides that lead back to this test.
Am I ugly? How to get an honest answer
Am I ugly? Mirrors, selfies and bad days all mislead. See why you look worse on camera, what a face score can and can't say, and when to talk to someone.
Pretty scale explained: is your score accurate?
A pretty scale turns face proportions into one score. See how the test works, what 60 or 75 really means, why it misleads and how to check yours free.
Am I pretty? How to get an honest answer
Am I pretty? No photo test can settle it, but you can get a fair answer. See why mirrors and selfies mislead you and what a free face test really shows.
Face rating explained: what is a good score?
A face rating scores the proportions in one photo. See how AI measures it, what a 7.5 or a 78 means, why tools disagree and how to get yours free.
Take the AI Attractiveness Test Now
Upload one photo and get your score, the four-part breakdown and a card to share in seconds. It is free and private, with no sign-up.