Face Rating Lab: your face, measured

Sample face report

Overall score

HarmonyFront 5.6 · Side 6.4 Fair5.9
Angularity Good7.7
Masculinity Good7.2
Features Good7.5

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Strengths and focus areas

What stands out, and what you can work with

The strongest proportions, and the ones furthest from the ideal range. Focus areas are not flaws. Some come from bone structure and simply make a face its own. Others shift with grooming, hair, posture or the photo itself.

Strengths

Measurements inside or closest to their ideal range.

Eye aspect ratio
Front · Eyes
Ideal

Value3.27xIdeal3-3.5x

The width of the visible eye opening divided by its height, averaged across both eyes.
Eyebrow tilt
Front · Eyes
Ideal

Value+6.5°Ideal6.5-11°

The slope from the inner brow to its arch region, averaged across both brows.
One eye apart test
Front · Eyes
Ideal

Value0.95xIdeal0.95-1x

The gap between the inner eye corners compared with the average eye-region width.
Ipsilateral alar angle
Front · Nose
Ideal

Value90.5°Ideal86.5-92.5°

An angle relating the two outer eyelid-hood endpoints to the nose-bottom landmark.
Nose tip position
Front · Nose
Ideal

Value+1.4 mmIdeal0-3 mm

The vertical offset of the nose-bottom landmark from the nasal-base landmark in the front photo.
Chin-to-philtrum ratio
Front · Mouth
Ideal

Value2.19xIdeal2.15-2.45x

The span below the lower lip compared with the span between the nose base and upper lip.

Focus areas

Where a proportion sits furthest from the ideal range, with practical things to try where something can change.

Submental cervical angle
Side · Neck
Focus area

Value122.4°Ideal94-106°

The angle where the under-chin contour meets the front of the neck.
Neck width
Front · Neck
Fair

Value111.1%Ideal92-98%

Neck width relative to jaw-angle width.
Z angle
Side · Facial Profile
Fair

Value89.6°Ideal78-82°

The angle between a chin-to-upper-lip line and the Frankfort reference direction.
Face width to height ratio
Front · Face Shape
Fair

Value1.79xIdeal1.96-2x

Cheekbone width divided by the height from brow level to the upper lip.
Nasomental angle
Side · Nose
Fair

Value138.2°Ideal126-131°

The angle at the nose tip between the nasal-root line and the chin line.
Lateral canthal tilt
Front · Eyes
Fair

Value+2.7°Ideal6-7.7°

The upward or downward slope from the inner eye corner to the outer eye corner.

Visual ratings

46 ratings, jaw to skin

Rated from the photos on the same 0 to 10 scale. Higher is better: a 10 means nothing in that area holds the overall look back.

Angularity

7.7/10Good

How defined your jaw, chin and cheekbones look.

Jaw definition8.0
Chin definition8.0
Submental definition8.0
Cheek leanness & ogee curve7.0
Cheekbone prominence7.0

Masculinity

7.2/10Good

How strongly masculine traits come through.

Jaw8.0
Brow ridge7.0
Face shape8.0
Nose7.0
Lips6.0
Eyes7.0
Hairline7.0
Facial hair7.0
Eyebrow thickness7.0
Hair length7.0

Features

7.5/10Good

Skin, eyes, hair and brows: the details people notice. Higher is always better: for items named after something you can see, like acne, hair loss or eye bags, a higher score means it is less noticeable.

Skin

Acne10.0
Acne scars9.0
Dry or irritated patches10.0
Dark spots9.0
Light spots10.0
Facial redness9.0

Hair

Hair loss9.0
Thinning hair9.0
Dry hair8.0

Creasing

Nasolabial folds7.0
Forehead lines8.0
Frown lines9.0
Crow's feet8.0
Chin crease8.0
Neck bands9.0
Undereye wrinkles8.0

Under-eye

Dark circles8.0
Eye bags8.0
Eye protrusion9.0
Undereye redness9.0

Eye whites

White below the iris9.0
Eye-white redness9.0
Eye-white tone10.0

Brows & lashes

Eyebrow density8.0
Eyelashes8.0
Eyebrow color8.0

Eyelids

Eyelid hooding8.0
Upper eyelid exposure8.0

Nose shape

Nose tip fullness8.0
Nose bridge fullness9.0
Nostril exposure9.0

Symmetry

How closely the left and right sides match

Higher scores mean the two sides match more closely. Small differences are normal: nobody is perfectly symmetrical, and a slight head turn in the photo shows up here too.

Eye asymmetry9.9
Eyebrow asymmetry9.9
Nose wing asymmetry10.0
Nose bridge asymmetry10.0
Mouth asymmetry9.9
Jaw asymmetry9.8
Cheekbone asymmetry9.7
Temple asymmetry9.5
Ear asymmetry9.2
Vertical asymmetry9.8

Method

How we measured

We placed 478 points on the front photo and traced the outline of the profile, then our proprietary AI analysis studied both photos in fine detail. Each of the 66 measurements is a ratio, distance or angle between those points, compared with an ideal range from facial-proportion research.

This sample uses the Male ranges. When you upload, you choose Male or Female and we score you against the matching ranges.

Inside the ideal range scores 10, and the score drops the further outside it a value sits. Distances in mm are estimated from the photo’s scale. The 46 visual ratings are judged from the photos on the same 0 to 10 scale.

Scores describe proportions in these two photos. They are not a measure of anyone’s worth, and this is not medical advice.

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All measurements

Measurement	Value	Ideal	Score	Label
Front photo
Top third Facial Thirds. The height of the forehead as a percentage of the full face.	32.4%	30-32%	9.9	Great
Middle third Facial Thirds. The vertical space from the brow level to the bottom of the nose, relative to the full face.	30.4%	31.4-33.4%	9.0	Great
Lower third Facial Thirds. The height from the bottom of the nose to the bottom of the chin as a share of face height.	37.2%	33.9-37%	10.0	Great
Bitemporal width Face Shape. Temple width as a percentage of cheekbone width.	85.7%	86.5-92.5%	9.9	Great
Cheekbone height Face Shape. The height of the cheekbone-width landmarks within the pupil-to-upper-lip region.	67.3%	83-100%	2.5	Focus area
Face width to height ratio Face Shape. Cheekbone width divided by the height from brow level to the upper lip.	1.79x	1.96-2x	4.8	Fair
Midface ratio Face Shape. Pupil spacing divided by the vertical distance from pupil level to the upper lip.	0.94x	0.97-1x	9.5	Great
Total facial width to height ratio Face Shape. Your full face height (hairline to chin) divided by your cheekbone width.	1.41x	1.34-1.37x	6.3	Good
Brow length to face width ratio Eyes. The combined horizontal spans of both brows divided by cheekbone width.	0.61	0.69-0.76	7.2	Good
Eye aspect ratio Eyes. The width of the visible eye opening divided by its height, averaged across both eyes.	3.27x	3-3.5x	10.0	Ideal
Eye separation ratio Eyes. Distance between the pupil centers as a percentage of cheekbone width.	44.8%	45.7-46.8%	8.9	Great
Eyebrow low-setness Eyes. The gap from pupil level to the inner-brow level, scaled by eye-opening height.	1.05x	0-0.45x	6.0	Good
Eyebrow tilt Eyes. The slope from the inner brow to its arch region, averaged across both brows.	+6.5°	6.5-11°	10.0	Ideal
Lateral canthal tilt Eyes. The upward or downward slope from the inner eye corner to the outer eye corner.	+2.7°	6-7.7°	5.4	Fair
One eye apart test Eyes. The gap between the inner eye corners compared with the average eye-region width.	0.95x	0.95-1x	10.0	Ideal
Intercanthal-nasal width ratio Nose. Nose-base width divided by the gap between the inner eye corners.	1.27x	1.04-1.16x	6.7	Good
Ipsilateral alar angle Nose. An angle relating the two outer eyelid-hood endpoints to the nose-bottom landmark.	90.5°	86.5-92.5°	10.0	Ideal
Nose bridge to nose width Nose. Your nose-base width divided by your nose-bridge width.	2.00	2.06-2.14	9.5	Great
Nose tip position Nose. The vertical offset of the nose-bottom landmark from the nasal-base landmark in the front photo.	+1.4 mm	0-3 mm	10.0	Ideal
Chin-to-philtrum ratio Mouth. The span below the lower lip compared with the span between the nose base and upper lip.	2.19x	2.15-2.45x	10.0	Ideal
Cupid's bow depth Mouth. The vertical drop from the marked upper-lip peak to the central dip of the Cupid’s bow.	+1.7 mm	2.3-4 mm	7.5	Good
Interpupillary-mouth width ratio Mouth. Your mouth width divided by the distance between your pupils.	0.83x	0.83-0.87x	10.0	Ideal
Lower lip to upper lip ratio Mouth. The visible height of the lower lip compared with the upper lip.	1.17x	1.55-1.85x	7.1	Good
Mouth corner position Mouth. Average vertical position of the mouth corners relative to the central mouth seam.	+0.2 mm	0-4 mm	10.0	Ideal
Mouth-to-nose width ratio Mouth. The horizontal mouth width compared with nose-base width.	1.35x	1.42-1.5x	6.9	Good
Bigonial width Jaw. Width across the upper jaw-angle landmarks as a percentage of cheekbone width.	89.1%	87.5-91.5%	10.0	Ideal
Jaw frontal angle Jaw. The angle relationship between the left and right lower jaw borders seen from the front.	81.4°	86.5-92.5°	8.6	Great
Midface-jaw angle difference Nose. The absolute difference between the eye-nose triangle angle and the frontal jaw angle.	9.1°	0-2.5°	4.8	Fair
Jaw slope Jaw. The angle where the cheek-to-jaw-side line meets the lower jaw border, averaged across both sides.	148.0°	140-142.5°	6.4	Good
Lower third proportion Jaw. The upper portion of the lower third, from nose bottom to mouth seam, relative to the whole lower third.	33.2%	31-33.5%	10.0	Ideal
Ear protrusion angle Ears. A front-photo angle between the outer ear and a vertical reference through each cheek.	18.0°	10-11.5°	4.0	Fair
Ear protrusion ratio Ears. The average horizontal extension of the ears beyond the cheek landmarks, relative to face width.	14.8%	8-12%	4.9	Fair
Neck width Neck. Neck width relative to jaw-angle width.	111.1%	92-98%	4.0	Fair
Side profile
Browridge inclination angle Upper Third. The inclination of the forehead’s hairline-to-glabella line relative to vertical.	21.1°	15-22°	10.0	Ideal
Nasofrontal angle Upper Third. The angle at the nasal root where the forehead meets the upper nose.	115.0°	116-128°	9.9	Great
Upper forehead slope Upper Third. The difference in direction between two lines from the brow prominence to the upper forehead.	1.4°	0-2°	10.0	Ideal
Anterior facial depth Facial Profile. The angle at the nasal-wing base between the ear reference and the lower eyelid.	53.9°	64.5-67.5°	5.4	Fair
Facial convexity (glabella) Facial Profile. The profile relationship from brow prominence through nose base to chin.	177.3°	170-175°	8.9	Great
Facial convexity (nasion) Facial Profile. The profile relationship of the nasal root, nose base and soft-tissue chin.	170.7°	163-166°	7.8	Good
Total facial convexity Facial Profile. The angle from brow prominence through the nose tip to the chin.	148.8°	140-147°	9.6	Great
Facial depth to height ratio Facial Profile. Ear-to-nose-base distance compared with nasal-root-to-chin-fold distance.	1.19x	1.3-1.44x	5.7	Fair
Interior midface projection angle Facial Profile. The direction from the nasal-wing base to the lateral eyelid endpoint, measured against horizontal.	54.6°	53-60°	10.0	Ideal
Orbital vector Facial Profile. The horizontal position of the lower orbital reference relative to the front of the eye.	-3.2 mm	1-10 mm	8.2	Great
Z angle Facial Profile. The angle between a chin-to-upper-lip line and the Frankfort reference direction.	89.6°	78-82°	4.2	Fair
Frankfort-tip angle Nose. The direction from the nose base to the tip relative to the Frankfort plane.	46.9°	32-38°	5.8	Fair
Nasal projection Nose. How far the nose tip extends in front of the nasal wing, relative to a constructed nose length.	0.55x	0.58-0.65x	9.7	Great
Nasal tip angle Nose. The angle at the nose tip between the points just above and below it.	139.3°	128.5-138.5°	9.9	Great
Nasal width-to-height ratio Nose. Side-view horizontal nose reach relative to the vertical distance from eye front to nose tip.	0.85x	0.67-0.83x	10.0	Great
Nasofacial angle Nose. The angle at the nasal root between the nose-tip direction and the chin direction.	25.9°	31-35°	6.7	Good
Nasolabial angle Nose. The angle between the underside of the nose and the upper lip at the nose base.	113.2°	97-114°	10.0	Ideal
Nasomental angle Nose. The angle at the nose tip between the nasal-root line and the chin line.	138.2°	126-131°	5.3	Fair
Nose tip rotation angle Nose. The direction of the nose underside relative to the Frankfort reference.	+33.4°	11.5-21.5°	4.8	Fair
Upper lip E-line position Lips. The upper lip’s signed distance from a line running from nose tip to soft-tissue chin.	+6.4 mm	1.2-5.8 mm	9.3	Great
Upper lip S-line position Lips. The upper lip’s signed distance from a line running from nose-base/tip midpoint to soft-tissue chin.	+2.7 mm	-0.4 to 1.4 mm	5.5	Fair
Upper lip Burstone line Lips. The upper lip’s signed distance from a line running from nose base to soft-tissue chin.	-2.0 mm	-5.2 to -1.8 mm	10.0	Ideal
Lower lip E-line position Lips. The lower lip’s signed distance from a line running from nose tip to soft-tissue chin.	+5.2 mm	1.1-4.4 mm	8.0	Great
Lower lip S-line position Lips. The lower lip’s signed distance from a line running from nose-base/tip midpoint to soft-tissue chin.	+2.8 mm	-0.4 to 1.4 mm	5.9	Fair
Lower lip Burstone line Lips. The lower lip’s signed distance from a line running from nose base to soft-tissue chin.	-0.2 mm	-3.2 to -0.8 mm	8.8	Great
Holdaway H-line Lips. The lower lip’s distance from the line joining the upper lip and soft-tissue chin.	+1.1 mm	-0.2 to 1.2 mm	10.0	Ideal
Mentolabial angle Lips. The angle in the fold between the lower lip and the chin.	141.9°	111-127°	6.1	Good
Submental cervical angle Neck. The angle where the under-chin contour meets the front of the neck.	122.4°	94-106°	3.4	Focus area
Gonial angle Jaw. The angle between the ascending jaw-side direction and the lower mandibular border.	115.3°	115-121°	10.0	Ideal
Gonion-to-mouth line Jaw. The vertical difference between the constructed jaw corner and the mouth corner.	+20.8 mm	15-45 mm	10.0	Ideal
Mandibular plane angle Jaw. The inclination of the lower jaw border relative to horizontal in the oriented photo.	14.8°	15-22°	9.9	Great
Ramus to mandible ratio Jaw. Constructed jaw-side length relative to constructed lower-border length.	0.65x	0.62-0.75x	10.0	Ideal
Chin position relative to the Frankfort plane Jaw. The horizontal position of the chin’s most forward point relative to the nasal root in the oriented photo.	+13.1 mm	1.5-15 mm	10.0	Ideal

Scores describe proportions in these two photos. They are not a measure of anyone’s worth, and this is not medical advice.

Sample face report

Every measurement, drawn on the face

What stands out, and what you can work with

Strengths

Eye aspect ratio

Eyebrow tilt

One eye apart test

Ipsilateral alar angle

Nose tip position

Chin-to-philtrum ratio

Focus areas

Submental cervical angle

Neck width

Z angle

Face width to height ratio

Nasomental angle

Lateral canthal tilt