FaceRater

FaceRater is a photo-based face measurement tool for adults who want a clearer, visual breakdown of their features and styling ideas. Upload a clear, front-facing portrait (or take one) to generate an instant scan that maps 478 facial landmarks, turning them into proportions, alignment, and a 0–100 face-geometry score. You can explore open readings directly on your photo, and create a share card.

Free tools focus on the essentials so you can start with the question you care about—like an overall face rating, face shape, symmetry, canthal tilt, facial ratios, jawline balance, and golden-ratio comparisons. Measurements can vary with lighting, expression, and camera angle, so FaceRater is designed to help you interpret your photo in context rather than treat results as a universal judgment.

If you want more depth, the optional Face Report is a one-time purchase for $17.49 with no subscription. It adds 26 readings across five illustrated facial-region chapters, practical styling suggestions, a two-photo comparison workflow, a manual color studio, and six personal AI hairstyle concepts. You’ll also get a downloadable PDF and a way to build a plan around your goals, time, and preferred budget.

The AI hairstyle images are styling concepts that may change facial details, and FaceRater is not medical advice.

Is FaceRater free to try?

Yes—start with a free face scan that includes your first result, open readings on your photo, and a share card.

How much does the full Face Report cost?

The Face Report is $17.49 as a one-time purchase with no subscription.

What does the scan do after I upload one photo?

It detects 478 facial landmarks, then converts them into visual measurements like proportions and alignment, plus a 0–100 photo-geometry score.

Why might two photos of the same person get different face ratings?

Lighting, expression, and camera angle can change the landmark readings and resulting score. Using a clear, front-facing portrait helps reduce variation.

What extra details do I get in the Face Report upgrade?

You get 26 readings across five facial-region chapters, explanations tied to your photo, practical styling suggestions, two-photo comparison, a manual color studio, six personal AI hairstyle concepts, and a downloadable PDF.

Are the AI hairstyle results meant to be medical advice?

No. The hairstyle images are styling concepts, and FaceRater is not medical advice or a guarantee of attractiveness or outcomes.