AI attractiveness test
Get a face score out of 100 in under a minute — the free test runs right in your browser, so that selfie never gets uploaded. It reads five things (symmetry, proportion, skin, expression and photo quality) and hands you a shareable card with your strengths and glow-up tips. Want more? Run a Deep Scan for a feature-by-feature facial analysis — facial thirds, golden ratio, the works — or open Face PK and settle once and for all who has the better selfie.
Prefer not to upload a selfie? This no-photo attractiveness test answers "am I attractive?" from eight quick questions about grooming, style and daily habits — the everyday factors research links to how attractive people look. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is stored: your answers stay in your browser. For a precise, AI-measured beauty score, use the photo attractiveness test above.
This quiz is just for fun and self-reflection, not a medical or scientific measure of beauty.
Three steps, all running in your own browser — your photo never gets uploaded anywhere.
Choose a clear, front-facing photo. It loads straight into your browser and stays on your device — nothing is sent to a server.
A face model running inside your browser maps your features, then geometry formulas score them right there on your phone or laptop. No upload, no waiting on a server.
You get a score out of 100 with a five-axis radar, your standout features, glow-up tips, and a shareable card. From there, run a Deep Scan for the full facial analysis, or jump into Face PK and score two photos head-to-head.
Everything here runs on your own device, so you get a real score without handing your face to anyone. Free, private, and yours to re-run as many times as you like.
Baeseek reads five things — facial symmetry, proportion (how close your features sit to classic golden-ratio spacing), skin, expression and photo quality — and rolls them into a single score out of 100. A five-axis radar breaks it down so you can see exactly where you're strong and where a sharper photo would lift you.
Try it NowFeed it one selfie and get a straight answer — a score out of 100, a two-word vibe label, and a breakdown of what raised or lowered it. It runs the same math every time, so it's a consistent read on your photos, not a verdict on you. You'll also get a shareable persona and a playful top-X% ranking.
Try it NowEvery result comes as a clean card built for Instagram Stories, TikTok or the group chat — score, radar and persona in one tap. And since your photo never leaves your device, you can rate every selfie in your camera roll, settle a debate with friends, and never worry about where the photos went.
Try it NowWhen one number isn't enough, Deep Scan reads your actual photo: facial thirds measured on your own landmarks, your golden-ratio numbers explained in plain English, and eyes, brows, nose, lips, jawline and skin each scored with honest, useful notes. It closes with a percentile, a vibe read from your micro-expressions, and a three-step glow-up plan you can act on this week.
Try it NowWho really has the better selfie — you or your friend? Face PK scores two photos side by side with the same on-device pipeline, then reveals the winner with a crown, a dimension-by-dimension face-off and a shareable battle card. Nothing is uploaded, so you can compare attractiveness with friends (or pit two of your own photos against each other to find your best angle) without either photo leaving the browser.
Try it NowFive things: facial symmetry, proportion (how your features line up against golden-ratio spacing), skin, expression and photo quality. Each gets its own axis on a radar chart, and together they add up to your score out of 100. That's the whole list — no vague 'feature prominence' or jawline scoring.
It's precise and consistent — it measures the same facial geometry the same way every time — but 'accurate' is tricky, because attractiveness isn't a fact. There's no giant human-rated dataset behind it; it's on-device geometry plus a face model doing the math, tuned to real proportions. Treat the score as a fun, repeatable read on a photo, not the truth about your face.
Small things move it a lot. Lighting shifts how your skin and features read; a high or low camera angle changes your proportions; close-up phone lenses stretch the nose and face; and a big smile changes your symmetry and expression scores. That's why the same face can land differently — it's scoring the photo, not just you.
Shoot in soft, even light (facing a window beats harsh overhead light), keep the camera at eye level so your proportions aren't distorted, and use a plain background so nothing distracts the face model. A sharp, high-res photo helps too — blur tanks the photo-quality score. Since it's unlimited, try a few and keep your best.
For the free test and Face PK: nowhere. They run entirely inside your browser, so those photos are never uploaded and never stored — close the tab and they're gone. The optional Deep Scan works differently, and we say so up front: because a vision AI actually looks at your photo, it's sent over an encrypted connection for that one analysis, then discarded — never stored on our servers and never used for training.
Deep Scan is the step past the free score: a deep scan face analysis where the AI actually looks at your photo instead of just measuring it. You get your facial thirds mapped on your own landmarks, your golden-ratio numbers explained in plain English, individual scores and honest notes for eyes, brows, nose, lips, jawline and skin, a percentile, a vibe read from your micro-expressions, and a three-step glow-up plan. It costs a few points per scan since a vision model does the reading.
That's exactly what Face PK is for. Upload two photos — you versus a friend, or two of your own shots — and both get scored with the same on-device pipeline, then a winner is crowned with a dimension-by-dimension breakdown and a shareable battle card for the group chat. Since the whole face-off runs in your browser, neither photo is ever uploaded. It's also a sneaky-good way to A/B test your own angles.
Two classic ways artists and surgeons describe facial harmony. Facial thirds split the face into forehead-to-brow, brow-to-nose and nose-to-chin — balanced thirds tend to read as harmonious. The golden ratio (phi, about 1.618) is the length-to-width proportion classical aesthetics keeps circling back to. Deep Scan measures both on your actual landmarks and — more usefully — explains what your numbers mean in practice, because phi is a reference point, not a law.
Drop in a clear, front-facing selfie and you'll get a score out of 100, a two-word vibe label, and a breakdown of which features raised or lowered it — plus a shareable persona and a rough 'top X%' ranking. It's built for curiosity and screenshots, not as a judgment of your real-life worth. And because it all runs on your device, you can ask as many times as you like.
Most selfies land somewhere in the 60s to low 80s out of 100, and anything in the high 80s or above is very photogenic. But because lighting, angle and lens swing the number so much, it's most useful for comparing your own photos — finding your best angle — rather than ranking yourself against anyone else.
The score needs a photo to measure symmetry and proportion, so a selfie gives you a real result. But 'handing it over' isn't really what happens — the photo stays in your browser on your own device and is never sent anywhere. If you'd still rather not, the lighting and angle tips above work for eyeballing your own shots too.
Yes. It measures the same five signals — symmetry, proportion, skin, expression and photo quality — for any face, and the geometry adapts to different bone structures. Looking for a male attractiveness test or a female face rating? Same process, same privacy, same five axes.
The core test is free — score, radar, persona and share card, no sign-up needed to try it. Face PK works like a regular test run too. Deep Scan is the paid extra: it costs a few points per scan because a vision model reads your photo in detail and writes a full report. Free trials cover your first runs, so you can see what the reports look like before spending anything.
