About FacialRate

FacialRate is an AI beauty score tool. You give it one front-facing photo; it measures your face on your own device and returns a face report with a score, a face type and a reading of 11+ dimensions. The photo is never uploaded.

What happens when you start the test

  1. You choose a front-facing photo.
  2. Your browser finds 478 landmarks on the face. This runs on your device.
  3. A machine-learning model scores your face from those measurements. The result is also read as 11+ dimensions, each from 0 to 100 (listed below).
  4. Your free face report has one score with one decimal and its tier. It also has one of four face types, your strongest feature, your top three highlights, your face shape and jawline, thirds and fifths, 11+ features and one tip to try.
  5. The full report adds a type breakdown, what suits you, 15 tips, your exact ranking and a review link that never expires. It also adds museum artworks close to your facial proportions, picked from public-domain collections by looking at 6 facial proportions such as eye shape, face shape and feature spacing.

Not a formula, but real people’s ratings

Many face-rating tools score a face against a hand-picked formula, such as the golden ratio, and present how closely your face fits it as how attractive you are. FacialRate starts from people instead. Its model learned from a large set of face photos that human raters scored, so how much each facial factor counts is decided by those ratings, not by one formula. Your device measures the golden ratio, symmetry, facial thirds and fifths, and other factors such as eyes, nose, contour and skin, and the model turns them into one score. We then calibrated it against the real ratings and tested it. We call this “calibrated on human ratings”.

How your ranking is calculated

Your score is compared with the scores of everyone else who took the test. The more people take it, the more precise the ranking gets. So if you reopen the same report later, the ranking may shift slightly. That’s normal, not an error.

Why your score can change

FacialRate reads one photo, so anything that changes the photo changes the result: lighting, angle, expression, a face turned away or hidden by hair or a mask. The same person can score differently in different photos. That is expected. Treat a score as one reading, not a verdict.

Detection works far more often with an evenly lit, front-facing photo where your face fills at least a third of the frame. When no face is found, the photo is the usual cause.

What it costs

The basics are free: your score and tier, face type, strongest feature, top three highlights, face shape and jawline, thirds and fifths and 11+ features, with one tip to try. The full report is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. It adds a type breakdown, what suits you, 15 tips, a public-domain museum artwork close to your facial proportions, your exact ranking and a review link that never expires. A 24-hour pass is also a one-time purchase, for up to 5 full reports on the device that paid. Every purchase has a 7-day no-questions-asked refund; after a refund, access to the report closes, and refunding a 24-hour pass closes every report it unlocked.

What it is not

  • It is entertainment, not assessment. A score describes the face in one photo only.
  • It is not a credential or a measure of anyone’s worth, and it must never be used as a basis for a decision about anyone.
  • It makes no medical, psychological or professional claim. Tips cover photography, hair, makeup and skincare, never cosmetic procedures.
  • It never compares your face with other people’s photos. The artwork is close to your facial proportions; it does not say you look like it.
  • Visitors must meet the minimum age for their market.

Citing and reusing our guides

You are welcome to quote a guide, with a link to the page you quote. A citation looks like this:

FacialRate, “Title of the guide”, https://www.facialrate.com/guide/…

The seven face shapes diagram

This drawn diagram is free to use wherever you publish, as long as you credit FacialRate and link back to the guide it comes from.

Seven face shapes diagram: oval, round, square, oblong, heart, diamond and pear outlines side by side, each marked with its forehead, cheekbone and jaw widths.

Download the picture

To use it, paste this HTML. It carries the credit and the link:

<a href="https://www.facialrate.com/guide/face-shape-types/"><img src="https://www.facialrate.com/guide/figures/outline-all-960.webp" alt="Seven face shapes diagram: oval, round, square, oblong, heart, diamond and pear outlines side by side, each marked with its forehead, cheekbone and jaw widths." width="960" height="960"></a>
<p>Diagram: <a href="https://www.facialrate.com/guide/face-shape-types/">FacialRate</a></p>

Languages

English, 简体中文, 日本語, 한국어 and Español, with the same product facts in each.

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Contact

Questions, or a problem with an order: support@facialrate.com. For an order, include your order ID.

FAQ

Anything else? Email support@facialrate.com and include your order ID; it saves a whole round of back-and-forth.

What is FacialRate?

An AI beauty score tool. From one front-facing photo it gives a score, a face type and a reading of 11+ dimensions. Detection and scoring run on your device, and the photo is never uploaded.

Is FacialRate accurate?

FacialRate measures one photo, not you. The score is a model’s reading, calibrated on human ratings, and it moves with lighting, angle and expression.

How do I contact FacialRate?

Email support@facialrate.com. For an order, include your order ID.