The Attractiveness Report: AI Facial Attractiveness Analysis, Measured and Explained
EXAMPLE ANALYSIS: 478 LANDMARKS MAPPED ON A SAMPLE PHOTO, NOT YOURS.
What a reading looks like
Real components · sample dataA starting line, not a verdict.
What we won't show you: a confidence band (not until our test-retest study ships) · a percentile (not until a reference population is published) · a skin score from one photo (lighting lies). Every "not scored" comes with its reason.
The Attractiveness Report is an AI facial attractiveness analysis that scores symmetry, proportions, harmony, averageness, dimorphism, youthfulness and skin quality on a 1-10 scale, and names the components behind the number.
You get your attractiveness score and the measurements that moved it. The scan is free to run and stays on your device; the full report is $19, once.
The Short Version
What Is The Attractiveness Report?
The Attractiveness Report is a free browser-based facial analysis instrument and the one-time report that explains what it measured. The site runs the tests. The report interprets them.
The instrument does three things: it measures facial geometry from one photo, scores that geometry against a published formula, and names the components that moved the number. A percentile would need a stated reference population, and Score v1.0 does not publish one yet, so the site withholds it rather than dressing a number up as a universal human average. The brand, the product and the domain are one name, so there is a single place to check what any claim on this site means. The free tools are the working half of that promise, and AI face analysis runs the whole component set in one pass.
How Does The Attractiveness Report Work?
The Attractiveness Report works in four steps: your photo, 478 landmarks detected on your device, a published formula, and a score with the component values behind it. The same four steps run on the free attractiveness test, on every component tool, and inside the paid report, so two scans of one photo return one number.
- You choose a photo or open the camera, and the image stays in your browser.
- Your browser detects 478 landmarks on the face, including 10 iris refinement points.
- The formula scores the geometry: symmetry, proportions, harmony, averageness, dimorphism, youthfulness and skin quality.
- The test returns a 1-10 score, a value for each scored component, and every photo flag that fired.
None of those four steps happens on a server, and none of them changes between the free scan and the paid report. The formula version that produced your score is printed beside it. The weights, and the places the method fails, are published in full, so you can verify it yourself.
What Can You Test for Free?
Six instruments are free right now, and each one measures a different part of the same face. Every one runs on your device, returns a number instead of an opinion, and asks for no account. The cards below name what each instrument measures, in the order most people run them: the whole face first, then the components. Running one commits you to none of the others.
- AI attractiveness test: all seven components, one 1-10 score, and the value behind each component.
- am I pretty: the same measurement, framed as the question people actually type.
- rate my face: one photo, one rating out of 10, kept to yourself.
- the 1-10 attractiveness scale: what each band means, before a number arrives.
- measure your facial symmetry: left-right landmark comparison and your symmetry percentage.
- check your canthal tilt: your eye-corner angle, classified positive, neutral or negative.
Is The Attractiveness Report Free?
Every test on this site is free, with no account and no upload. The only thing that costs money is the full report, at $19 once, and you see your free score before you decide.
The boundary is published, so nobody discovers it at a paywall. The left column is everything the free tools do. The right column is what the report adds on top, and it is the only paid thing on the site. Every test stays free after you buy, because the report is a one-time purchase rather than an upgrade tier.
| What's free, always | What the $19 report adds |
|---|---|
| Every test on the site, run as often as you like | What held your score down, ranked in order |
| Your 1-10 score and the component values behind it | A 4-week plan, highest-moving item first |
| On-device processing, no signup, no upload | The 30-Day Re-Score on the same formula version, so the change is real |
| The score bands and the limits box on every result | 40+ measurements across the seven components, each with its own number |
| No subscription, and nothing to cancel | your Attractiveness Report, $19 once, with a 7-day refund |
Nothing renews. Charging weekly for a face that changes over years is a business model, not a measurement.
Is My Photo Safe? Do You Store or Upload My Face?
The free tools process your photo in your browser and transmit nothing. No image, no landmark coordinates and no derived values reach a server, so there is nothing on our side to store, sell or train on.
On-device means the landmark model downloads to your browser and runs there, so your photo never becomes a network request. Check it yourself in about ten seconds: open your browser network tab, run a free scan, and watch the request list stay empty. The paid report is the one place a photo is uploaded, because a server renders it; that image is deleted within 24 hours and is never used to train a model. The full retention list sits in what we do and don't store, and the measurement side in how we measure attractiveness.
From a Free Score to Your Full Attractiveness Report
A free score turns into a full Attractiveness Report at the point where three questions start: what the number means, whether to believe it, and what to do next. The number you're about to get answers none of the three by itself. The three sections below answer them in that order, then the offer arrives, and not before.
What your 1-10 score means
A 1-10 score is a position in a distribution, not a verdict on a face. The band it lands in is a population statistic, and populations do not have opinions about you.
The score-interpretation module on every result screen states what your score means in the same words site-wide, so a 6 on the symmetry tool and a 6 on the full test carry one meaning. The bands themselves, and the research behind their boundaries, sit in what a 1-10 attractiveness score really means. Treat the number as a starting line, not a verdict.
How accurate it is, and where it fails
The measurement is reproducible; what it measures is only part of what people mean by attractive. Two scans of one photo return the same number, because the formula and the landmark model are fixed and versioned.
According to Hönekopp's 2006 study in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, roughly half of the variance in attractiveness ratings is private taste, which no instrument measures. Lighting, lens distance and head angle move the rest, which is why the photo tips sit inside the tool. The full accounting is in the method behind the score, and its limits.
What the full report adds
The report answers the question a score leaves open: what to do first. It ranks every measured component by how far it sits from the reference distribution, so what you get is an order of operations rather than a pile of numbers. The re-scan is built in, which is how you find out whether the four weeks changed the measurement or only the mood. It costs $19, one time, refundable for 7 days.
- 40+ measurements behind your score, each with its own number and the weight it carries
- What moved your score, ranked, so you know which component cost you the most
- A ranked 4-week plan, highest-moving item first
- The 30-Day Re-Score on the same formula version, so the delta is real
A full sample is published, so you can see what's in the report before you pay.
How Can I Check My Attractiveness?
You can check your attractiveness three ways: a measurement tool that scores facial geometry, a structured quiz that scores your own answers, and asking several people you trust for a blunt opinion.
Asking people is the most honest about taste and the least repeatable, because the answer changes with who you ask and how they feel that day. A quiz is repeatable, but it measures your self-perception rather than your face, which is a real answer to a different question. A measurement tool is the only one of the three that returns the same number twice, and a stable number is the only kind you can watch change. That is the job the free attractiveness test does.
It measures geometry, not worth. The number tells you where you start. It never tells you what you are.
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Your report, in full.
- Side profile
- Skin, measured properly
- Averageness
- Dimorphism
- Ranked plan
Paid photo deleted within 24 hours · never used for training
- 40+ measurements, 7 regionsPP. 2-9
- Side profile, from a second photoPP. 10-13
- What moved your score, rankedPP. 14-16
- Four week plan and day 30 re-scanPP. 17-20
Frequently Asked Questions
Is The Attractiveness Report legit?
The Attractiveness Report publishes the formula it scores with, versions every change to that formula, and prints the score version and the mesh build under the scan component. It scores facial geometry from one photo, not people, and that bound is the honest part of the answer.
What do I get with the free test vs. the paid report?
The free test gives you a 1-10 score and the score bands that explain what it means, with no account and no upload. Your Attractiveness Report adds 40+ measurements with their weights, what moved your score ranked largest first, a ranked 4-week plan and the 30-Day Re-Score, for $19 once.
Do I need to sign up to use the free tools?
No account, no email address and no install is required for the free tools, because the scan runs in your browser instead of on our servers. Checkout for the $19 report asks for an email address and a card, because the report has to be delivered and paid for.
Who makes The Attractiveness Report?
The Attractiveness Report is built by a small team, and every score version and published claim is reviewed by a person before release. Drafts are AI-assisted and human-checked, and the people behind the instrument set out how that checking works.