How beautiful are you?

The model scores six visual criteria from your photo: facial symmetry, harmony of proportions, feature balance, skin quality, expressiveness of the gaze and photogenicity. The overall percent score and the beauty archetype are derived from those observations. Measurements first, verdict second, never the reverse.

The score shows how harmoniously your features read on this specific shot. Most clear photos land at 72-88 percent; 89 and above is reserved for exceptional harmony. The score is about the photo and the geometry, not about your worth as a person.

It is the character of your attractiveness, one of seven: Classic, Radiant, Striking, Gentle, Elegant, Natural or Magnetic. An archetype is not a rank or a grade; each type has its own strengths and its own presentation tricks in style and photos.

The criteria come from facial perception research: symmetry and the averageness effect are consistently linked to perceived attractiveness, and proportions go back to classical canons. That said, we are honest: beauty is wider than any formula, and no algorithm can measure it completely.

The scale is built so that even professional models rarely score above 95: perfect symmetry and proportions do not exist in nature. In practice the difference between 78 and 84 percent is barely visible to the eye. Look beyond the number at the strengths the test found in your face.

The test is built to be honest but kind: it always names your strengths, assigns an archetype with no rankings, and never comments on age, weight or health. It rates the shot, not the person. A lower score usually says more about the lighting or angle than about your looks.

One person in the frame, face forward, daylight or even lighting, no dark glasses, masks or heavy filters. A phone selfie works fine. The better the relief of the face is visible, the more accurate the score and the higher the model confidence.

No. The photo lives in server memory for a few seconds during analysis and is deleted right after the response. It is never written to disk. If you choose to save the result to your account, only the text report and a 256 pixel thumbnail are kept.

Yes, completely: no signup, no subscriptions, no hidden payments. Upload a photo and in about half a minute you get a percent score, your archetype, a 6 criteria breakdown and personal recommendations.

Light, angle and sharpness directly affect how the camera reads your features. That is normal: even celebrities vary by more than a couple of percent between good and bad shots. For the fairest score upload a sharp front-facing photo in daylight.