Understand your score, explore your features, and find practical next steps in one personal report.
SAMPLE PHOTOMeasurements, explained.
Context behind the score.
A few things worth exploring.
Save it and come back.
The visible face outline and proportions.
Eye widths, spacing and corner angles.
Brow placement and alignment.
Frontal width and alignment.
Mouth width and lip proportions.
Chin position in the lower face.
The front-view jaw outline.
FROM A NUMBER TO SOMETHING USEFUL
A score is a compact starting point. A useful face analysis also shows which features were measured, how the measurements relate, and which styling ideas are worth comparing. FaceRater separates those jobs: a local model locates landmarks for the free test, a fixed formula calculates the rating, and optional AI-written reports explain the saved findings.
This means your original score stays the same when you buy a report. The paid service adds interpretation and, in the complete tier, images and a longer plan. It does not turn a paid result into a more flattering number. You can inspect the method and measurement definitions before choosing anything.
The free attractiveness test gives you a rating, ten measurements, three observations and a map drawn over your own photo. You can switch between feature groups, download a card, or open your personal report. Your photo stays on your device during the free scan.
Saving by email is optional. It stores the free measurements and sends a private return link, while the original photo stays in your browser. Opening the report directly is also free: you can read the unlocked findings and see what each paid chapter would add. There is no account signup or password before checkout.
A written explanation of your starting point, three strengths, three priorities and a three-day action plan with checks. Choose it when you want a concise set of next steps. The short report stands on its own; it does not include the complete report's images or four-week chapters.
The short report plus 44 descriptive measurements across seven regions, original-photo detail views, a styling concept, six hairstyle visualizations, color comparisons and a four-week plan. Receive a private web report and a PDF by email. Upgrade the same short report later for the $10 difference.
These are one-time prices, with any applicable tax included. There is no subscription. “72 hours” and “four weeks” describe the plan's length, not how long you wait for delivery. Your order page shows generation progress. Read the complete sample report to inspect the actual chapter layout and image comparisons.
The complete report groups details into outline, eyes, brows, nose, lips, chin and jaw. A close-up from the original photo gives each region context. The values have explicit definitions so you can distinguish a width ratio from a symmetry percentage. A number from one website is not directly comparable with another unless both use the same landmarks and denominator.
Styling pictures are labeled AI concepts. Hold to compare with the original, then read why a hairstyle was suggested, what to ask a stylist for, the expected upkeep and its tradeoff. Choose Love it, Maybe or Not me to organize your options. These pictures illustrate hair and clothing ideas; they are not forecasts of a changed face.
The photo-based face rating, ten measurements, three observations and landmark map are free. Email saving is optional and free too. Payment adds a personal written report: $7.99 for the 72-hour plan, or $17.99 for the full report with styling images and four weeks. Any applicable tax is included; there is no recurring charge.
Only compare numbers when the same photo, landmark definitions, formula and scale are used. A written opinion and a geometric alignment score answer different questions, even if both are out of ten. FaceRater shows the method behind its free rating and keeps that starting score unchanged in the paid report.
Yes. Email report@facerater.ai within seven days of delivery with your checkout email and order reference. We review requests manually. A refund of only the $10 upgrade restores the 72-Hour Report; a full refund closes paid web access. See Delivery & refunds for the complete policy.
The report uses your original photo and the fixed measurements from your scan. The AI interprets visible features and proposes styling experiments. It should connect each priority with an observation and an action. A single photograph still cannot reveal your health, preferences or complete everyday appearance.
On the original device, your personal report uses the photo saved during the free test. Before a paid report, you actively consent to uploading that photo for AI processing. On a different device, the free email link can restore measurements without the original local photo.
Use one adult face looking straight ahead. The tool checks pose and image quality. A frontal photo cannot reliably measure features requiring a side view, and the report should explain those limits rather than invent measurements.
No. The rating is an experimental photo-alignment summary. Hair, clothing and expression can change how a look feels without changing the measured anatomy. The aim is a practical set of choices you can try and assess, not a guaranteed score increase.
Use the canthal tilt test for positive and negative eye angles, the facial symmetry test for paired alignment, or the golden ratio face tool to explore how proportions are defined. For two photos, try a Mog Battle comparison. Each tool explains its own output before offering a personal report.
ONE PHOTO. YOUR CHOICE OF DEPTH.
See your free face rating first. Both reports are optional. Any applicable tax is included, with no subscription. 7-day refund policy.
Your first look at the numbers.
Understand your rating and know where to start.
Understand your features, see your options and build a daily plan.
Start with the 72-Hour Report and upgrade to four weeks later for $10.00. Same photo, same report — no second full-price purchase.
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