1 · Front photo2 · Capture check3 · Your views4 · About you5 · Report

Start with one front photo. It stays on this device.

The free preview needs just this one. Add more views below and they go into your Full or Complete report — the more we can see, the more thorough the report.

RequiredFront · neutralFace straight at the camera, no smile, mouth closed, eyes open. This is the photo we measure.

Drop your front photo here, or click to choose

Phone selfie, webcam or camera photo — JPEG / HEIC / PNG / WebP. Any size; we check quality, not megapixels.

For a clean capture

Plain, light background — a wall, not a room. Daylight from the front, no coloured lamps. Every crop and cut-out in the report is made from this photo; a busy or red-lit background is what makes them look rough.

Arm's length or further. A selfie at 30 cm renders the nose ~30% wider than a photo from 1 m.

Camera at eye level, face straight on. More than 10° of turn is rejected; 5–10° is flagged.

Even light, neutral face. No smile, mouth closed, eyes open, hair off the forehead if you can.

Glasses off. Frames sit on the eye landmarks and lens glare distorts the eye and skin readings — we'll flag them if we spot them.

Straight from the camera. Screenshots and downloads lose the metadata we use to estimate distance.

Next: the capture check. Paid reports then ask for your smile, ¾ and profile views (we guide you) — each one is measured, and the Complete report shows every read from them.

Your views

Two more angles and the report is yours.

Turn about 45° toward each shoulder — the far ear should just disappear. The icons on the cards show the angle from above.

Your views

Add your ¾ views, profiles, smile and hairline shot.Same rules as the front photo: arm's length, even light, hair off the face. Use the camera button on each card or pick a photo. Each view is measured, on this device: the smile (width, whether it reaches the eyes, tooth & gum show), the ¾ views (jaw definition and taper, cheek shading, nasal dorsum, neckline grooming, ears), the profiles (chin–lip direction, forehead slope), the hairline shot (your real facial thirds) and the skin close-up (the spot map at full resolution) — plus your skin is mapped across all of them. Thumbnails are shown mirrored, the way your camera preview shows you; the report measures the true photo, as others see you.

Measured in the Complete report

Front · smilingSame as above, natural smile. Shows how your features move. Turn to your left · ¾Turn your head halfway toward your own left shoulder (about 45°) so your right ear disappears. Eyes on a point beside the camera. Turn to your right · ¾Same, turned toward your own right shoulder so your left ear disappears. Turn to your left · profileFull side view (90°): only your left side visible, chin level, looking straight ahead. Turn to your right · profileFull side view (90°) of your right side, chin level. Skin close-upFront on, camera at half arm's length, even daylight, no glasses. Only used for the skin map — spots, marks and breakouts at full resolution. Hairline · hair backFront on, hair pushed or held off the forehead so the hairline shows. Gives your real facial thirds and forehead read.

Add the left ¾ and right ¾ views to continue.I can't right now — continue with the front photo only

Canthion · facial proportion report

Facial measurement report

Methodology . Every value carries a 1σ uncertainty propagated from landmark localisation error. Reference: . Fingerprint .

Front · neutral

Your hairline — found for you.The mesh stops at the brows, so the hairline is detected from your photo (best from the hair-back shot in the next step). Nothing to do unless the marker looks wrong — then click your hairline on the photo to move it. Detecting…

Overview

Symmetry

your left and right halves — mirrored, and averaged · a reference, not a goal

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YouSymmetric

Intensity100% symmetrized

Your left and right halves averaged with each other — the same person, made perfectly symmetric. Drag the divider to compare; most faces barely move, which is the point: your asymmetry measurement, made visible.

Below it, the two mirror composites everyone recognises from Qoves-style reports — your left side doubled and your right side doubled — plus the true photo and its mirror image. Neither composite is a recommendation; they show which side carries which trait.

Quick on-device edits

simple pixel edits of your photo · the AI mock-ups above are the realistic renders

These are deterministic edits of your own photo — calmer redness, brighter under-eye, denser brows (and cleaner stubble, for men) — showing what the recommended plan is aiming for. They are not generative AI, nothing leaves your device, and they don't touch bone or shape (that's the warp above). Skin edits are the largest visible lever for most people.

Grooming & styling plan

tailored to your measurements · non-surgical · evidence-graded

Keeping this report

save · share · come back

How do I download or print it?

Press Save PDF at the top of the report (or your browser's Print → Save as PDF). The PDF includes every region crop, the curves, the protocol and the methodology appendix.

How do I come back to it later?

Your photo never leaves this device, so the report isn't stored on our servers. Three ways back: (1) Save PDF; (2) Save to account — sign in and the numbers are kept in your account for comparison next time; (3) just re-run the same photo — the fingerprint proves it's the identical result. If you bought a report, your unlock follows the email you paid with: on any device go to redeem, enter that email, add your photo, done.

How do I share it?

Share the PDF. There is no public link to a report by design — a link would mean your photo and numbers sit on a server. To give someone their own report, gift one: they get a code, add their photo, and it renders on their device.

I paid — where's my report?

It's this page, unlocked: after checkout you're brought straight back here and the same photo re-renders in a few seconds with everything open. You'll also get an email with a one-click link. If something interrupted that, enter your purchase email — no password.

Limits

read before the protocol

Protocol

evidence-graded · three tiers

Not measured

on purpose

No gonial angle, ramus ratio, E/S/H-line, nasolabial or mentolabial angle, orbital vector, ogee score, golden-ratio fit, fWHR, chin projection, Fitzpatrick type, millimetre value, or score out of ten. Each is bony, lateral-only-with-clinical-tolerances, uncalibrated, or discredited. Your ¾ and profile views are read for what they honestly show — jaw definition, taper, dorsum line, chin–lip direction, neckline, ears — as descriptions with an error band, never as those clinical numbers. The reasons, with citations →

Not medical advice. Descriptive measurements against published population averages; not a diagnosis; not a substitute for a licensed clinician. Where procedures are named, discuss with a licensed provider.