Documentation
How Rate My Face works
Everything the app measures, how each number is calculated, what reads as attractive and why, and how every feature works. Written so you can check our working.
The short version
- You take a front photo and a side profile photo. Your browser finds 478 points on your face and measures 39 proportions and angles.
- Two AI vision models rate seven features (symmetry, eye tilt, jawline, cheekbones, skin, eyes, nose). Their average becomes your overall score out of 10.
- The measurements and ratings are grouped into four pillars: Harmony, Angularity, Dimorphism and Features.
- From there you get a plan, simulations on your own photo, an AI you can ask about your results, and progress tracking across scans.
Explore the docs
How a scan works
From your photos to your report, step by step.
Taking good photos
Distance, angle and lighting change your numbers. Get them right.
The overall score
How it's calculated, what each range means and where you stand.
The four pillars
Harmony, Angularity, Dimorphism and Features, and what goes into each.
All 39 measurements
Every ratio and angle, drawn on a face, with its ideal range.
What reads as attractive
What research and our data say matters, and what doesn't.
Simulate
Preview 12 treatments on your own photo, re-measured live.
Privacy & your data
What we store, what we don't, and how to delete it all.
A note on what a score is
A score estimates how a typical group of people would rate this photo. It is not a fact about you, and it says nothing about your worth. Lighting, lens distance, expression and angle all move the numbers, which is why we show the measurements behind every score.