SampleOne photo · Updated
Everything on this page comes from one sample photo, measured on the device: a score of 8.4, the face type Bold & Deep-set, a Diamond face shape, facial thirds and fifths, 11+ feature scores and a close artwork match from a museum collection.
Overall score
8.4Standout tier
Among 5,821 faces measured
A score describes one photo: light, angle and expression change what the model sees, so the same face can read differently in different photos.
Artwork match
We look at 6 facial proportions, such as eye shape, face shape and feature spacing, and pick museum works close to yours, from the public-domain collections of The Met, the Smithsonian, the Rijksmuseum and more. In the full report, your photo sits next to the work, and you can share the comparison.
For this sample photo, a close match is a 19th-century American portrait sculpture.
Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of the Peabody Institute
ⓘ Sample image: Smithsonian American Art Museum, Smithsonian Open Access (CC0)
Face type & highlights
We match every face to the nearest of four types using six facial ratios. No type is better than another; each one describes how your features read together.
This sample’s face type
“Brows and eyes with real presence, and sculpted features people remember”
Top 3 of 11+ · score out of 100
Clear light and shadow in this photo give your features depth
A well-proportioned nose that adds depth to your features
A comfortable lower-third ratio that keeps the lower face balanced
One of four types. Which one are you?
No type is better than another. Your report shows which one your photo lands on.
Thirds & fifths
The classic canon splits a face into three equal heights (hairline to brow, brow to nose base, nose base to chin) and five equal widths, each about one eye wide.
In plain words
Each third is within 2 points of an equal share (33.3%). The lower third is the longest at 34.4%, the “longer lower third” behind this face type’s long, clean lines. The eye widths, 20.1% and 18.8%, sit close to the classic 20%; the gap between the eyes is wider at 25.1%. The outer fifths shift when the head turns even slightly. Why scores change between photos
Vertical, of face height
Horizontal, of face width
The open circle is an estimated hairline, not a detected one.
| Measurement | This photo | Classic canon | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper | 34.0% | 33.3% | +0.7 |
| Middle | 31.6% | 33.3% | −1.7 |
| Lower | 34.4% | 33.3% | +1.1 |
| Face edge → outer eye corner | 22.5% | 20.0% | +2.5 |
| Eye width | 20.1% | 20.0% | +0.1 |
| Between the eyes | 25.1% | 20.0% | +5.1 |
| Eye width | 18.8% | 20.0% | −1.2 |
| Outer eye corner → face edge | 13.5% | 20.0% | −6.5 |
How balanced are your thirds?
The same 478 landmarks, measured on your own photo.
Face shape & jawline
Your face shape
The outline is fullest across the cheekbones, with forehead and jaw lines drawing together from there.
Light falls on the face in layers, and side lighting makes it especially dimensional.
General guides:HairstylesGlasses
Everything for diamond facesYour jawline
The turn at the jaw is neither abrupt nor very gradual, and flows naturally.
Clear without being hard, with depth in many kinds of light.
Your jawline sits between “Moderate” and “Defined”. A different photo could land on the other side.
What’s your face shape?
Get your shape, your jawline, and the photo, hair and makeup notes that fit them.
11+ features
Every report reads the same 11+ features and sorts them into strengths and room to improve. Your tips focus on the second group.
Max 100
Sample tip · Feature placement · 1 of 15
Keep your phone at eye level; don't shoot from above or below.
The free report includes one tip; the full report has all 15.
These tips cover only photography, hair, makeup, skincare, and daily habits (including general advice on food and exercise), not cosmetic procedures, and are not medical advice.
This is where the tips go. In your own report, the five features with the most room to improve each get three practical tips.
What’s your strongest feature?
All your feature scores are in the free report.
Free vs full report
The full report is a one-time purchase, made from the same photo, so there is nothing to retake. It adds six things the free report doesn’t have.
| What’s in each report | Free | Full |
|---|---|---|
| Overall score and tier | Included | Included |
| Face type and strongest feature | Included | Included |
| Face shape and jawline | Included | Included |
| Thirds and fifths measurements | Included | Included |
| Three highlights | Included | Included |
| All feature scores | Included | Included |
| Improvement tips | 1 | 15 |
| Type breakdown: six traits against all four types | Not included | Included |
| What suits you: hairstyles, glasses and makeup | Not included | Included |
| Close artwork match, ready to share | Not included | Included |
| Exact ranking among real test-takers | Not included | Included |
| Review link that never expires | Not included | Included |
Type breakdown. Where you sit on jawline, face taper, eye shape, eye corners, lower third and brow-to-eye gap, compared with all four types, and what suits you.
What suits you. Hairstyles, glasses and makeup for your face shape (beard grooming instead of makeup on the men’s scoring basis). A few frame shapes are sketched on your photo, and you can save a stylist sheet to show your stylist, both made on your device.
15 tips. Three for each of the five dimensions with the most room to improve, covering photography, hair, makeup and skincare.
A close artwork match. Your photo beside a museum work close to your facial proportions, ready to share.
Your exact ranking. The exact top percentage of your overall score, compared with real people who took the test. It is recalculated each time you open the report, with the latest data.
Yours to keep: A review link that never expires, plus cards you can share.
Get my free face report firstMeasuring is free. A 24-hour pass covers up to 5 full reports on one device.
Your turn
Look straight at the camera, phone at eye level, in soft, even light.
How to take a good front-facing photoYour browser maps 478 landmarks on your face. The photo never leaves your device.
Where your photo is processedScore, face type, strongest feature, highlights and 11+ feature scores. Unlock the full report if you want more.
Among 5,821 faces measured
Start here:What is my face shape?Facial thirds and fifthsWhy scores change between photos
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Get my free face reportScores describe the face in one photo only. Tips never involve cosmetic procedures.