Jawline Rating Test
Explore your jawline with a free AI jawline rating test. This jawline analyzer maps 478 facial landmarks to show both jaw angles, symmetry, jaw-to-cheek width and lower-face proportions directly on your photo. No account needed; your photo stays on your device.
For a clearer reading: keep the camera at eye level, relax your chin and show the jaw outline for more comparable measurements.
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Your Jawline Score, Explained
The jawline rating combines four geometric checks into a score from 0 to 100. Every photo follows the same flow and receives the complete measurement breakdown. The total compares geometry with authored reference bands; the percentile rails separately locate each individual measurement in a photo reference.
90–100 · Very close to reference
Most measurements sit close to the calculator’s four reference centers.
80–89 · Close to reference
The combined angle, width, symmetry and lower-face checks show smaller differences.
70–79 · Moderate reference match
Inspect the four individual readings to understand which components contribute to the total.
60–69 · Mixed reference match
Some components are closer to reference while others are farther away.
Under 60 · Outside reference
One or more readings differ from the authored bands. Pose and perspective can affect this result.
How the Jawline Rating Is Calculated
Four geometric components contribute fixed weights. Your free result includes every component, both corner angles and the image annotations, so you can inspect how the total was produced.
Jaw angle
45%The average of both surface corner angles. Values in the 118–126° band receive 100 component points, with six points deducted per degree outside the band.
Jaw-to-cheek width
30%Jaw-anchor width divided by cheekbone-anchor width. The reference band is 0.76–0.82, with a peaked comparison score centered on 0.79.
Lower face length
10%Nose-base-to-chin distance divided by visible mesh height. The reference band is 0.36–0.42; the upper mesh anchor is not the hairline.
Jaw symmetry
15%Three pairs of temple, cheek and jaw anchors are reflected across the facial axis. A head turn can change this projected symmetry reading.
Show the reference-score formula
The angle component awards 100 points inside 118–126° and subtracts six per degree outside. Width and lower-face components peak at the center of their bands, subtracting 30 points per half-band of distance, with a floor of zero. Symmetry compares three reflected anchor pairs. The total rounds the weighted sum: angle 45%, width 30%, symmetry 15%, lower face 10%.
Understanding the Gonial Angle Estimate
A jaw angle describes the bend where the back of the jaw turns toward the chin. This gonial angle calculator measures a photo contour using an upper side-face point, a jaw corner and the chin. Camera angle changes the projection of those points, so inspect the photo annotations alongside the numbers.
118–126°
The authored band for the surface-angle component. Width, balance and lower-face share complete the four-part score.
Four readings
Every analysis includes both angles, width ratio, lower-face share and symmetry. Select a reading to change the annotations.
Photo geometry
Surface anchors cannot reveal hidden skeletal landmarks. Use readings to compare photos taken under consistent conditions.
For more context on jaw definition, posture and photo conditions, read the jawline and lower-face guide.
Getting a More Consistent Measurement
Keep the camera at eye level
Keep the camera at eye level with a relaxed chin. A clear jaw outline makes the anchors easier to locate; turning your head can shift the projected measurements.
Keep your expression relaxed
Rest your lips together without clenching or smiling. Expression changes the visible positions of the chin and jaw anchors.
Reveal the ear-to-chin outline
Move hair and clothing away from the jaw. A dense beard can hide the contour, so inspect the measured points before using the reading.
Choose soft, even light
Use a clear photo without heavy filters. Strong side lighting can merge the neck with the jaw or exaggerate an edge that is difficult to locate.
Jawline Test Questions & Answers
What does a high jawline score mean?
A higher score means your photo’s four measurements are closer to this calculator’s geometric reference bands. The individual values explain the total. The number does not establish attractiveness, health or a universal ideal.
Can I upload a side-profile photo?
Yes. Upload the photo through the same flow to receive both jaw-angle estimates, jaw-to-cheek width, lower-face share, symmetry and a total score. A pose note may appear because turning the head changes the projected measurements. Tap any reading to inspect its guides on the photo.
Is this the anatomical gonial angle?
It is a two-dimensional estimate made from surface anchors at the jaw corner, cheek and chin. The tool cannot reveal hidden skeletal landmarks. The arcs show exactly which photo angle was measured; use consistent framing when comparing images.
How are the jawline measurements calculated?
The two corner angles are calculated in image pixels and averaged. Jaw width is divided by cheekbone width; nose-base-to-chin length is divided by visible face height. Jaw symmetry compares three paired anchors across the facial axis. Fixed weights combine the four component scores.
What do the percentile rails mean?
They locate a measurement within published reference quantiles for 4,237 photos. The shaded interval is the middle half and the tick is the median. This reference is published by The Face Report, dated September 2, 2026; it is not a count of PSL Scale users or an attractiveness ranking.
Do hair, a beard or expression affect the reading?
They may hide or shift the visible contour. Move hair away from the jaw, relax your lips and use even light. Check the measurement guides before comparing numbers; a clear, eye-level photo usually makes repeated readings easier to compare.
Why does my result change between photos?
Lens distance, head rotation, posture and expression all change a 2D projection. A turned head may reduce the measured symmetry even when the face itself has not changed. Compare photos taken with a similar lens, distance, camera height and neutral expression.
Does the score use different gender standards?
No demographic standard is inferred. The same measurement definitions and reference bands are used for every photo. The same decoded image and engine version produce deterministic geometry.
Can I save a card without showing my face?
Yes. Open Share my jaw angle and enable Hide my photo. The card keeps both angle annotations, all four readings and its QR code while removing the photograph. Download the PNG or use your device’s sharing options. The QR code opens this free tool and contains no personal measurements.
Method & Further Reading
Automatic mode uses MediaPipe Face Landmarker surface points. Angles and distances account for the actual image dimensions, and crop or mirror retries are mapped back to the original photo. The report retains every component regardless of photo angle. Reference bands and weights are product choices.
- Google AI Edge · Face LandmarkerDocumentation for the surface-landmark detection model.
- MediaPipe Face Mesh · Coordinates and geometryBackground on screen coordinates, the mesh and geometry transforms.