About — Face Rater

What Face Rater is

Face Rater lets you upload a photo of yourself and get a free, explainable analysis of the geometry visible in that photo: a 0–100 reference score, a named tier, and three measurements — each with a plain-English explanation and an on-image overlay showing exactly which points and lines produced the numbers. A one-time $6.99 report unlocks the full interpretation: complete measurement explanations, measured observations, and practical, non-medical suggestions.

Why we built it this way

Search for an "attractiveness rater" and you mostly find two things: apps that return a single unexplained number, and communities built around ranking strangers' faces. Both treat a face as a verdict.

We think the honest version of this product looks different:

• Explainable over impressive. Every number we show comes from a geometric calculation you can inspect — the overlay on your photo shows the exact landmarks and distances used. If we cannot measure something from your photo, we say "not scored" instead of inventing a number.
• Reference, not judgment. Our score is a custom photo-geometry reference defined by this site. It moves with lighting, angle, and device. It is not an objective measure of attractiveness, not a percentile, and not a statement about anyone's worth.
• Clear limits. Our reference bands are initial values pending calibration, and we label them as such everywhere they appear. When we don't know, the product says so.
• Useful next steps, not anxiety. The paid report exists to answer "okay, what does this mean and what can I actually do?" — with suggestions that state their basis, conditions, limits, and upkeep. We do not sell insecurity, and we do not upsell endlessly: one price, everything unlocked.

What we will not do

• No medical, dermatological, or cosmetic-surgery advice.
• No inference of intelligence, trustworthiness, competence, personality, age, or health from photos.
• No "objective beauty" claims, population percentiles, or rating scales borrowed from lookism communities.
• No uploading your original photo in the free tier — analysis runs locally in your browser.

How a reading works

You choose a photo, and the page loads a face landmark model into your browser. The model finds 478 points on your face, then the page checks that the photo is usable and calculates symmetry, proportions and eye-area harmony from those points. All of that happens on your device. If the photo cannot be read, we ask for a retake and do not guess. The methodology publishes the formulas, the weights and the known limits.

How the site makes money

Face Rater earns its money from the optional report. Paying for it never changes your score. Before you buy, you can read a complete sample report to see what it contains, and the refund policy explains how to request your money back within seven days.

Who it is for

Face Rater is for adults who are curious about what a photo measures, and for anyone who wants a practical starting point for a new hairstyle. It is not for children, so please use only photos of people 18 or older that you have the right to use. It is not a medical tool either, and nothing here should guide a decision about surgery or treatment. It is also not a good fit if you want other people's opinions, and our guide to AI and human feedback explains when asking people is the better choice.

Talk to us

Face Rater is a small independent product. Questions, refunds and feedback all reach a person at the contact page.