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This page shows your personalized attractiveness profile after you complete the test. Take the free photo test to see your results.

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What your profile includes

  1. 1

    Upload a front-facing photo

    Choose a JPG, PNG, or HEIC selfie, or use the camera. One face, looking at the lens. No signup.

  2. 2

    The scan reads your photo

    A 30-second scan finds the largest face, fits a 68-point template, and scores six geometric bars.

  3. 3

    See your 1–10 score

    You get a compact result on the homepage: score, label, confidence, and a link back to this profile.

  4. 4

    This page fills with the report

    Your mix, what each bar contributed, strongest and weakest, and how to raise any low measurement.

The test is one still photo. JPG, PNG, or HEIC, up to 30 MB. Camera mode can average up to three frames. No timer beyond the scan, no email, no account.

Once you are done, this page turns into your results dashboard. You will see a 1–10 score, a short label, the date, and a confidence line. Then the six bars: symmetry, golden ratio, facial thirds, eye spacing, skin evenness, and photo quality.

The profile goes deeper than the compact card. You will see how the 1–10 is built (the score starts at 1; the bars share 9 more points), how many points this photo added from each bar, and your strongest and weakest measurements.

If a bar is under 75, you also get a short “how to raise this in the next photo” note camera distance, light, crop, and pose. Not surgery, and not a medical or dating report. The whole test takes about half a minute of scanning, and the profile is meant to be read slowly.

What your results reveal

After the test, your personalized profile includes all of these insights.

1–10 score

See your number, label, date, and confidence, plus the overlay photo and download.

How the mix is built

The score starts at 1. Six bars share 9 more points: symmetry 28%, golden ratio 22%, thirds 18%, eyes 16%, skin 10%, photo quality 6%.

What this photo contributed

Each bar shows how many points it added from your shot, then a running total back to the 1–10 score.

How to raise a low bar

If a measurement is lower, the report tells you what to change in the next photo. Entertainment math, not a person rating.

The six measurements

Every photo is scored on all six. The test shows your unique mix.

Symmetry

How closely the left and right halves line up after the eyes are leveled. Face the camera square-on to raise this reading.

Golden ratio

How selected lengths compare with classic 1.618 targets. More camera distance at eye level usually steadies this bar.

Facial thirds

Balance from hairline to brow, brow to nose, and nose to chin. Keep the full face in frame and a relaxed mouth.

Eye spacing

Distance between the eyes relative to the face box. Stand farther back and look at the lens.

Skin evenness

How even the cheeks look in this lighting not a dermatology report. Window light beats a lamp from one side.

Photo quality

Whether the face is too dark or too bright for fair ratios. Put light on the face, not behind you.