How attractive am I?

Only a measurement of your own face can answer that. FaceIQ Labs rates your face out of 10 from a front photo and a side profile, across proportion, definition, dimorphism and features. 5 is average, and the scale is curved so high scores are rare.

Anything from 6 up is above average. The scale is curved, so a 7 is great and an 8 is exceptional: even most celebrities on the FaceIQ wiki score below 8.

It can measure the structural part of attractiveness: proportions, bone definition, how masculine or feminine features read, skin and symmetry. It can't see expression, style, voice or charisma, or account for personal taste. Treat a rating as a precise map of your face, not a verdict on you.

Starting is free and needs no card: the free plan shows your side profile score, ten facial ratios and your top two strengths and flaws. The overall score out of 10, all four pillars and every ratio are part of the Basic plan.

Each photo is checked before it's rated, landmarks are placed so you can review and correct them, and we confirm you're 18 or older. Your results stay in your account so you can compare later scans.

Many rating apps run one photo through a model trained on crowd ratings, so the number swings with lighting, angle and lens and comes without reasons. FaceIQ Labs measures the geometry of your face and shows which measurements drove the result, though it still depends on a well-taken photo.

Yes. Several pillars respond to things you control, such as body fat, skin, hair, brows and grooming. Because the overall score weighs your weakest pillar most, improving that pillar moves it fastest.