Golden ratio face
Golden Ratio Face
A golden ratio face test measures how three visible facial proportions compare with φ (about 1.618) using photo landmarks, then reports an overall harmony score.
A golden ratio face test uses MediaPipe landmarks to measure three ratios on a front-facing photo, compares each with the golden ratio φ (1.618), and averages the closeness into a 0-100 harmony score. It describes mathematical alignment in one photo, not attractiveness or health.
What is a golden ratio face test?
A golden ratio face test selects a few documented facial distances, turns them into ratios, and compares each with φ. Instead of overlaying a mask or spiral, it draws the actual measurement lines on the photo so you can see which landmark points produced each number.
What the test measures
Three ratios are checked: face height (forehead-to-nose-bridge compared with nose-bridge-to-chin), eye-to-mouth (outer-eye span compared with mouth width), and philtrum-to-nose (nose length compared with nose-base-to-upper-lip). Each ratio is scored by how close it sits to 1.618.
How to test your golden ratio face
Upload a clear, front-facing photo with a neutral expression, even lighting, and the face centered. The detector maps landmarks in the browser, checks size, pose, brightness, and sharpness, then the server computes the ratios and AI writes the explanation.
What the harmony score means
The overall harmony score is the average of the three phi-closeness scores, rounded to a 0-100 percentage. A higher score means the measured ratios are closer to φ in that photo. It is a geometry reading, not a beauty verdict.
Why the same face can score differently
Camera distance, lens distortion, head tilt, expression, hair coverage, and focus all change the visible proportions. A wide-angle close-up exaggerates the nose, and looking up shortens one region. Repeat the same setup for a steadier comparison.
Limits and responsible use
The score only reflects three ratios in one photograph. It does not measure symmetry, skin, expression, grooming, or any trait that shapes real attractiveness. Use it as a geometry experiment or photo aid, not as medical or surgical advice. For a broader photo-based rating, try the AI attractiveness test.
Golden Ratio Face FAQ
What is a golden ratio face test?
It is a landmark-based tool that measures three facial ratios, compares each with φ (1.618), and reports an overall harmony score from 0 to 100.
What does the golden ratio face score mean?
A higher score means the three measured ratios are closer to φ in that photo. It describes mathematical alignment, not attractiveness, health, or a universal ideal.
How accurate is a golden ratio face test?
It is exactly repeatable for the same landmarks and formula, but the landmarks themselves shift with pose, lens, expression, and lighting, so different photos of the same person can score differently.
Is a high golden ratio face score better?
Not necessarily. Attractiveness depends on far more than three ratios. A lower score does not mean a less attractive face; it only means the measured proportions differ more from 1.618.
Test your own golden ratio face
Upload a clear front-facing photo to measure three facial proportions against φ and get an overall harmony score with annotated lines and a downloadable PNG.