Upload one selfie. Our AI reads your whole face — symmetry, proportions, eye area, jawline and harmony — and returns one balance score with a five-dimension breakdown.
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The analyzer turns one front-facing photo into five independent reads of your facial balance, then combines them into one score.
The AI locates your facial landmarks — eyes, brows, nose, mouth, jaw border — and establishes a true front view.
Symmetry, proportions, eye area, jawline & chin, and harmony each get an independent 0–100 read.
The five reads combine into one balance score, plus your strongest feature and the dimension with the most headroom.
One number can't describe a face. Five focused reads get much closer — and tell you where to look next.
How closely your left and right halves correspond — eye height, brow match, jaw balance, mouth corners. The single most-studied signal in facial aesthetics.
How evenly your face divides into vertical thirds and how the horizontal spacing reads. Balanced proportions are why two very different faces can both look 'right.'
Whether the eyes sit level, how their spacing relates to eye width, and how defined the region reads. The eye area carries more of a first impression than any other feature.
Definition of the jaw border, chin projection, and whether the chin sits on the midline. The dimension most responsive to body-fat and posture changes.
The integrating read: whether all features read together as one coherent face, with nothing dominating or receding. High harmony can carry mid scores elsewhere.
Every face has stronger and weaker dimensions. The tiers describe how the five reads combine — none of them is a grade.
~10% of faces
All five dimensions read strong together. Genuinely uncommon — most faces carry at least one clearly lagging read.
Most common
Most dimensions strong with one or two carrying headroom. The breakdown tells you exactly which one.
Normal variation
Several dimensions diverge from the textbook read. Normal human variation — and often what makes a face memorable.
The two tools answer different questions, and they're built to be used together:
Goes broad: five dimensions covering your whole face, one composite balance score. Start here for the overview and to find your weakest dimension.
Goes deep on one dimension: how closely your left and right halves mirror each other, region by region. Run it next if symmetry turns out to be your headroom dimension.
The Face Symmetry Test is free too — and the Symmetry IQ app runs both reads plus six more metrics on every scan, tracked over time.
Upload a single front-facing photo. The AI locates your facial landmarks and scores five dimensions — left-right symmetry, facial proportions, eye area, jawline and chin, and overall harmony. The five reads are combined into one overall balance score from 0 to 100, along with your strongest feature and the dimension with the most headroom.
Five things: how closely your left and right sides mirror each other, how evenly your face divides into vertical thirds, how level and well-spaced your eye area reads, how defined your jawline and chin are, and how well all features read together as one face. It is a geometric read of balance — not a beauty judgment, a diagnosis, or a prediction about your life.
Yes. The analyzer is completely free with no sign-up. Your photo is sent securely for a single analysis and is not stored or used to train models. Everything runs from one selfie.
A score of 85+ means all five dimensions read strong together, which is uncommon. 65–84 is well balanced and where most faces land. Below 65 means several dimensions diverge from the textbook read — normal human variation, and often invisible to other people. The per-dimension breakdown matters more than the single number.
The Face Symmetry Test goes deep on one question: how closely your left and right halves mirror each other. The AI Face Analyzer goes broad: symmetry is one of five dimensions it scores alongside proportions, eye area, jawline and harmony. Run the analyzer first for the overview, then the symmetry test to drill into your side-to-side balance.
Some inputs are fixed bone structure, but a meaningful share of what the analyzer reads — puffiness, muscle tone, posture-driven tilt, jaw definition from body-fat changes — shifts with habits over weeks. The Symmetry IQ app tracks all of this across repeat scans and builds a daily routine around your weakest dimension, so you can see whether the numbers actually move.
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