Drop one photo
Your free upload. Front-facing, even light, no filters — that is all the algorithm needs. Everything is read in the browser.
2 AI models · 7 metrics · 0 uploads
Find your
Find your
PSL score.
One photo in, one full facial breakdown out — cheekbones, jawline, eyes, symmetry, proportions, lips and skin. The landmark model runs in your browser, so your face never leaves this device.
- 478face points
- 2AI models
- ∞free scans
- 0bytes sent
Face scanner
Drop your face here
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JPG / PNG / WEBP · up to 10 MB
No photo handy?
Unlimited scans · analysis happens locally, nothing is uploaded.
Scanningface
- Decoding image
- Loading MediaPipe landmarks
- Loading face-api model
- Locating landmarks (2 models)
- Measuring cheekbones & jaw
- Sampling skin texture
- Building your PSL score
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No face found
Try a front-facing photo in decent light — one face, no sunglasses, no heavy crop — then try again.
Runs on a 478-point face-landmark model in WebAssembly · no server, no account, no storage.
How it works
Three steps, one photo.
Two models, one face
MediaPipe pins 478 points across your face while face-api independently places 68 landmarks, reads expression and estimates age. Both analyses are averaged into one score.
Get your PSL score
Seven weighted traits roll into one PSL number with a grade, a verdict and a downloadable scorecard. Straight from your pixels.
What gets scored
Seven traits. One number.
Each trait is a real geometric measurement, mapped onto a 0–100 curve with its own ideal range, then weighted into your PSL score.
Questions
Fine print, fast.
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. Both models, their runtimes and your pixels all stay inside this tab. There is no backend, no account and no storage — the site is a single folder you can host anywhere, or run offline.
Why two models instead of one?
MediaPipe's 478-point landmarker is the geometric backbone, but any single model can be wrong. face-api is a completely different stack (TFJS + TinyFaceDetector + 68 landmarks) that independently finds the face, so the two act as a cross-check — and its extra outputs (expression, age) show up in your readouts.
What exactly is the “PSL score”?
Personal Symmetry Level: seven weighted facial metrics (cheekbones 15, jawline 15, eyes 15, symmetry 15, proportions 15, skin 15, lips 10) combined into a single 0–100 number with a letter grade.
How is each metric calculated?
Landmark geometry only. Cheekbone prominence comes from the concavity under the widest row of the face outline; jawline from the gonial angle and jaw-to-chin taper; eyes from interocular spacing, openness and canthal tilt; symmetry from mean mirror deviation of all points; skin from texture statistics sampled inside the outline.
Is this scientific?
No. It is entertainment built on real computer-vision measurements. Attraction is not a formula, and a photo is not a face — use it for fun, not for self-worth.