18+ · Proportions, not a rating
AI attractiveness test
How do your proportions measure up? Golden ratio, facial thirds and symmetry, measured from one selfie.
· By the Hue & Shape team
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Your photo is processed on this device and never uploaded.
- One face, looking straight at the camera
- Daylight on your face, not behind you
- Hair away from the forehead
- No sunglasses or heavy filter
This page measures proportions that people sometimes call attractiveness: how even the facial thirds are, how closely two width ratios sit to the golden ratio, and how symmetric the landmark pairs are. The reading comes from an AI face landmark model that runs in your browser, so the photo is never sent to a server. Each measurement is reported as a number, with a sentence about what it describes.
Your photo is processed on this device and never uploaded.
How it works
Three steps, no upload
It does not rate you. There is no out-of-ten, no star rating and no comparison with anyone else. Attraction is social, cultural and personal, and a geometry reading cannot measure it. If a number here would upset you today, it is fine to close the page.
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Take or choose a straight-on photo
Look into the lens with your chin level and your hair off your forehead. Even daylight in front of you gives the steadiest numbers.
- 2
Let the model map your face
The same landmark model as the other tools places 478 points in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and a photo that is too dark or turned is flagged before anything is measured.
- 3
Read the three measurements
Symmetry index, facial thirds balance and golden-ratio closeness, each with a sentence about what it does and does not mean.
Questions
Attractiveness test FAQ
Does this give me an attractiveness score?
No. It gives three geometric measurements. There is no overall rating, and the page explains why a single number cannot describe how a person looks or how others see them.
Who is this test for?
Hue & Shape is for adults 18 and over (see the terms). A page that measures faces can affect how someone feels about their appearance, which is why it reports measurements with what they mean instead of a rating.
Is the photo stored?
No. The analysis is on your device, and the image is never sent to a server. If you save a result, only the measurements are saved.
Can I delete a saved result?
Yes. Saved results live in your account and can be deleted from the results page at any time.
How we measure. Every number on this site comes from landmark positions and fixed formulas, published in full. Read the method
Keep reading
- Face symmetry testSee the left and right differences in numbers, not in a rating.
- Rate my face, without a scoreRate my face without a score: a free proportion index, then symmetry, facial thirds and golden-ratio closeness as measurements. 18+, photo stays on your device.
- Face shape detectorMeasure your face from a photo and see the lines the reading came from.
- Oval face shapeLonger than wide, with a gently narrower jaw.
- How we measureThe formulas, boundaries and limits behind every number