Facial geometry
Measure your face,
not a vibe
478 landmarks are located on your photo, then twenty-two named measurements are taken from them: proportions, angles, symmetry, skin. Each is scored against a published ideal you can read, and every point can be dragged if the detector gets one wrong.
Drop a photo anywhere on the page
or paste one with CtrlV
- Square to the camera. Any head turn skews every width ratio.
- Neutral expression. Mouth closed, hair off the forehead.
- Flat, even light. Hard shadows read as asymmetry and poor skin.
Starting camera…
Every region is live. Scroll to zoom, drag the photo to pan.
Hover a measurement in the list to see it drawn on the face. Click it to open the full breakdown.
Step two · optional
Side profile
The same idea, from the side: eleven points down the profile line and along the jaw, ten measurements taken from them: the gonial angle and ramus, nose bridge and nasolabial angles, lip position against the Ricketts E-line, chin crease, and overall profile balance. It is scored on its own and kept on this tab; your front score on the Front tab is not changed by it.
Add one now?
Your front score is already locked in either way. Skip and it is waiting on the Front tab.
Drop a side-profile photo
- Turn fully to the side. A true 90° profile, not a 3/4 angle, camera level with your face.
- Pull hair back from forehead, nose bridge and chin. Only you can catch this at the review step.
- Neutral expression, level head. Tipping your chin changes several measurements on its own.
- Check every point. The face model is tuned for front-on photos, so this is its harder pose.
Starting camera…
Click a point on the photo, or a row on the right, to see what it measures.