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Attractiveness Test: What Your 0–100 Score Is Built From

Get a 0–100 face score, one of four named tiers and the three measurements behind it from one front-facing photo. The scan runs in your browser without uploading it. Adults only.

For the general version, use the face rater on our home page.

Input
One front-facing JPG or PNG with one face
Result
0–100 score, named tier, three measurements
Photo
Scanned on your device, not uploaded
Optional report
$6.99 one-time report, 7-day refund, buy without an account

How Attractive Am I?

No test can say how attractive you are to a given person, because that depends on who is looking.

What the test measures

Three things visible in your photo: facial symmetry, visible face proportions and eye-area harmony. Each one is calculated from detected face landmarks, and the overlay shows the points used.

What the score means

The score is a reference defined by this site, and its ranges are initial values pending calibration. It describes the geometry in one photo. It is not a percentile, and it is not a verdict on your looks or your worth.

Why your score can change

Lighting, camera angle, lens distance and expression all move the numbers. For a fair comparison, retake the photo at eye level in soft, even light with a neutral expression.

How the 0–100 attractiveness score is built

Symmetry counts for 40% of the score, visible proportions for 35% and eye-area harmony for 25%. Symmetry compares six left and right landmark pairs around a fitted midline. Proportions compares visible widths and vertical thirds with reference bands. Eye-area harmony looks at eye spacing and the difference between the two eyes. These weights are choices made by this site, and the methodology page publishes them in full.

What attractiveness research says

Rhodes (2006) reviewed evidence linking symmetry and averageness to facial preferences, and Langlois and Roggman (1990) found that averaged faces were rated as attractive. Those studies describe preferences across groups of people. They do not validate our weights or ranges, and they cannot tell you how one person will see you.

How attractive am I compared with other people?

This test cannot tell you, and we would rather say so than print a number that looks like a rank. Our ranges have not been calibrated on a representative population, so a score of 80 does not mean you beat 80% of people. Two people with the same score can look nothing alike, and one person can land in two tiers on the same day.

What to do with your result

Check the overlay first. If the marked points follow your eyes, cheeks and mouth, the reading is worth looking at. If they drift, retake the photo. Then read the three measurements rather than the total, since they show what moved the score. If your real question is what suits you, a measurement will not answer it alone, and hairstyle or photo choices are a better place to spend your time.

Why a test cannot settle attraction

People respond to expression, voice, movement, style and familiarity, and none of that is in a still photo. Taste also differs between people and cultures. A score is one narrow reading of the geometry in an image, so it is worth treating as information about that image and nothing more.

Attractiveness test score ranges

TierScoreHow to read it
Harmonious85–100Measurements sit close to the reference ranges in this photo.
Balanced70–84Most measurements sit near the ranges, with one or two further out.
Developing55–69Some measurements sit outside the ranges. A retake shows how much comes from the photo.
Starting Point0–54Several measurements sit outside the ranges. Check the angle and light first.

Tier names describe the reading of one photo. They are not grades of a person, and the ranges are initial values pending calibration.

QUESTIONS

Attractiveness rater and beauty test questions

How attractive am I?

A photo tool cannot answer that objectively. It can show how your visible face geometry measures in one photo, which is what the 0–100 score does. Personal taste, expression and presence are not in the number.

Am I attractive or pretty?

A score cannot settle that, whichever way you ask it. Searches like "am I pretty" and "how beautiful am I" lead to the same honest answer here: a reading of your photo, not a verdict on you.

Is this an attractiveness rater or a beauty test?

It works like an attractiveness rater in that you get a number and a tier. Unlike most beauty tests, it shows the formula behind that number, so you can see what moved it.

Am I hot? Can this test tell me?

No photo tool can. It can tell you how the geometry in one image compares with our reference ranges, and being hot to someone depends on them and on much more than geometry.

What is a good attractiveness test score?

There is no pass mark. A higher number means this photo sits closer to our reference ranges, and those ranges are not a beauty standard. Use the score to compare photos taken the same way.

Can I raise my attractiveness score?

Usually by changing the photo: face the camera, step back from the lens and use even light. That improves the reading, and it does not mean your face changed.

Does the test work for men and women?

Yes. It runs the same formulas for everyone and never asks for gender. The ranges are uncalibrated, so we cannot promise equal accuracy across every face.

Is the AI attractiveness test accurate?

The measurements are repeatable for the same photo, but they change between photos. Treat the score as a reading of one image, not a fixed fact about your face.

Is the attractiveness test free?

Yes. The scan, score, tier and three measurements run in your browser, with unlimited retakes.

Is my photo uploaded for the free scan?

No. The scan runs in your browser, and the photo stays on your device.

Is my photo uploaded for the $6.99 report?

Only if you agree. You can buy without an account. After payment, and before anything is uploaded, you give separate consent to a temporary upload of this photo for safety review and seven styling images. The temporary source is deleted from our storage after generation.

Why was my photo rejected?

The scan needs one clear face looking at the camera. A turned head is the most common reason, so face the lens directly and try again.

Can I test a kid's photo?

No. Face Rater is adults only. Please upload only photos of people 18 or older.

For the formulas and reference bands, read the methodology. To see what the $6.99 report includes, open the sample report.