Am I Attractive?

Our system combines advanced computer vision and machine learning models to map and measure your facial features with clinical precision. It evaluates over 8 key metrics including symmetry, proportions, eye shape, jaw structure, and more. Your measurements are compared against population data to generate your percentile ranking.

Research in facial psychology has identified specific proportions and features that are consistently rated as attractive across cultures. Things like facial symmetry, the golden ratio in facial proportions, canthal tilt, and jaw-to-cheekbone ratios all have measurable "ideal" ranges. Our analysis quantifies these well-studied metrics.

Your percentile tells you what percentage of people you rank above. A 75th percentile means you rank higher than 75% of people of your age and gender. The score is based on the combined analysis of all your facial metrics.

Our models detect hundreds of facial landmarks with sub-pixel precision, producing highly accurate measurements. The scoring is calibrated against established research on facial proportions and attractiveness. For the best results, use a front-facing photo with good lighting and a neutral expression.

We measure canthal tilt (eye angle), eye spacing ratio, jaw-to-cheekbone ratio, eye shape, midface ratio, facial width-to-height ratio (FWHR), mouth-to-nose ratio, chin-to-philtrum ratio, facial leanness, and skin quality. Each metric has a researched ideal range, and you receive a rating for each one.

Yes — uploading your photo and receiving your overall percentile ranking plus a preview of your feature analysis is completely free. A one-time $9 payment unlocks your exact score, all individual feature scores with detailed explanations, and your AI-generated "full potential" image.

Your photo is processed securely using industry-standard cloud infrastructure to generate your report. We do not sell your personal information to third parties for marketing. For full details on how we handle your data, see our privacy policy.

Front-facing, good lighting, neutral expression, no sunglasses or heavy filters. The camera should be at eye level. Avoid extreme angles or photos where part of your face is obscured. A simple selfie in natural light works best.