Face Report

The most complete AI face analysis on PSL Scale: one frontal photo plus both profile views, aggregated into a single in-depth face report — your authoritative score, 8 scored dimensions, 12+ precise readings and a 4-week improvement plan for what you can actually change.

60 credits — or a single $5.99 payment, no credits needed

3 photos · front + both sides8 scored dimensions12+ precise readings4-week action plan
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How the face analysis works

Step 1

Upload 3 photos

One frontal view and both profile views (left and right). Neutral expression, even lighting, hair off the face.

Step 2

AI cross-view face analysis

The premium model measures your face across all three views — including jawline, nose and chin detail a frontal photo alone cannot show.

Step 3

Your full face report

Verified score, 8 dimensions with commentary, precise feature readings, where you sit on the ladder, and a sequenced 4-week improvement plan.

3-photo premium analysis

Upload your three photos

Frontal + left profile + right profile. Photos are compressed in your browser before upload and used only to generate your report.

Frontal view

Face the camera directly

Left profile

Turned 90° to the left

Right profile

Turned 90° to the right

What's inside the Face Report

Every report is built from your three photos and covers eight sections — here is what each one gives you.

Overall score + PSL tier

The authoritative aggregated score across all three views, mapped to the 7-tier PSL ladder with a short narrative of what drives it.

Overall 6.2 / 8 → HIGH TIER NORMIESample

Harmony profile — 8 dimensions

Symmetry, harmony, proportions, skin quality, sexual dimorphism, eye area, jawline and memorability, each scored 0-8 with band placement and specific commentary.

Eye area 6.8 · strong — "deep-set with a positive canthal axis"Sample

Feature readings with real precision

Decimal-level measurements like canthal tilt, eye spacing ratio, facial thirds and midface ratio — each placed against the classical aesthetic canon.

Canthal tilt +2.1° · Eye spacing 0.46 · Thirds 1.02Sample

Where you sit

Your score placed on a reference band (top / upper / middle / lower) with an honest explanation — no invented population percentiles.

Upper band — noticeably above averageSample

Your strengths

3-5 named strengths specific enough that you recognize them in a mirror, not generic praise.

"Balanced lower third — chin and jaw width are proportional"Sample

Ranked improvement plan

4-6 reversible improvements ordered by leverage, each with effort level, cost band, time to first visible result, upkeep cadence and a why-first rationale.

1. Brow framing · low effort · free · visible in daysSample

4-week plan

A sequenced month: quick wins in week one, compounding habits after — so you always know what to do next.

Week 1 · Brow + photo presentation · Week 2 · Skincare base…Sample

Side-photo insights

What your two profile views revealed that a frontal-only analysis cannot see — nose projection, chin position, jawline angle, facial depth.

Profiles show a well-projected chin but a slightly recessed midfaceSample

Why the face report needs 3 photos

The frontal photo measures

The profile photos unlock

  • Nose projection and nasal angle
  • Chin projection and position
  • Jawline (gonial) angle and neck posture
  • Facial depth — how features sit in 3D

A single selfie hides half of this. Frontal + left + right is how an in-person assessment actually sees a face — and why the Face Report costs more than a single-photo analysis.

The 8 dimensions of facial harmony

Every face report scores the same eight dimensions, so your results are comparable across time and across people.

Symmetry

How closely the left and right halves of your face mirror each other. Perfect symmetry barely exists — small asymmetries are normal; large ones read strongly. Measure it free first with the face symmetry test.

Harmony

How well your features work as a whole — the gestalt judges pick up instantly. Individual features can be excellent and harmony still poor (or the reverse).

Proportions

Classical ratios: facial thirds, fifths and golden-ratio relationships. These canons are thousands of years old and still anchor what reads as balanced.

Skin quality

Texture, clarity and evenness — the dimension grooming and skincare move fastest. Scored from your frontal photo under its actual lighting.

Sexual dimorphism

How strongly your features read masculine or feminine — jaw width, brow ridge, lip fullness. Neither pole scores higher; distinctiveness does.

Eye area

The highest-weight region in almost every attractiveness study: canthal tilt, hooding, spacing, hunter-eye quality.

Jawline

Definition and angle of the jaw — measured primarily from your profile photos, where it is actually visible.

Memorable features

What makes your face recognizable rather than average. Not always a scoring advantage, but always a practical one.

Readings, not vibes

A face report gives every measurement as a decimal value with a reference band — and says honestly when a photo cannot support a reading.

ReadingValueBand
Canthal tilt+2.1°Strong
Eye spacing ratio0.46Balanced
Facial thirds ratio1.02Strong
Midface ratio0.98Strong
Jawline angle128°Balanced
Nose projectionNot scored

Sample · When an angle or photo quality prevents an honest measurement, the report marks it not-scored instead of guessing.

Face Report FAQ

What is a Face Report?

The Face Report is our flagship AI face analysis: you upload three photos (frontal, left profile, right profile) and receive an in-depth report — a verified overall score, eight scored dimensions, 12+ precise feature readings, a where-you-sit placement, named strengths and a sequenced 4-week improvement plan. It is the most complete report on the site.

What's the difference between a face report and a face analysis?

Face analysis is the general process — every tool on this site analyzes your face. The Face Report is the complete product: it aggregates three views into one long-form report instead of scoring a single photo. If you want a quick single-photo analysis, the PSL Scale test or AI attractiveness test covers that at 10 credits.

Why does the Face Report need three photos?

Facial dimensions like nose projection, chin position and jawline angle are only visible in profile. Frontal + left + right views let the AI measure your face the way an in-person assessment would, instead of guessing from a single angle — which is also why the report's readings are specific to you.

How much does a Face Report cost?

One report costs 60 credits, or you can pay $5.99 directly on this page — the single payment includes enough credits for the report and leaves a small balance behind. No subscription either way.

How accurate are the readings?

Every reading is a decimal value estimated directly from your photos and placed against the classical aesthetic canon (thirds, fifths, golden ratio). When a photo's angle or quality genuinely prevents a measurement, the report marks it "not-scored" rather than inventing a number — an honest gap is worth more than a guess.

Are the improvement suggestions safe?

Yes. Every suggestion is reversible — grooming, hairstyle direction, skincare, posture, body-fat presentation and photo technique. Structural observations may be described neutrally, but the plan never recommends surgery, medication or extreme dieting.

What photo quality do I need?

Any recent phone photo works. Face the camera straight for the frontal view; turn 90 degrees for each profile. Avoid heavy filters — they distort skin quality and proportion readings, and distorted readings produce a distorted report.

What happens to my photos?

Photos are compressed in your browser before upload and are used only to generate your report. The report itself is shown to you and is not published anywhere — share cards and downloads only happen if you choose them on other tools.

Get the whole picture

One frontal photo tells you a score. Three photos tell you why — and what to do about it. 60 credits or $5.99, one report, yours to keep as PDF.

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