Your Full Facial Analysis Report
Everything the free tools measure, in one report you can keep: 58 measurements, every score with its formula, a golden ratio deviation table, an annotated face map and written notes — exported as a PDF in your browser.
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- PDF made on your device
What the report includes
- All 58 measurements, each with the landmarks used
- Symmetry, facial thirds, facial fifths and golden ratio scores with the formula behind each
- Golden ratio deviation table, ratio by ratio
- Symmetry by region: eyes, brows, nose, lips and jaw outline
- Face shape match for all seven shapes, with runner-up
- Annotated face map drawn on your own photo, on your device
- Written notes for each area, and what needs a side photo
- Downloadable PDF, generated locally
Analyse a photo first (free) to see your overall score, then unlock for $9.90. See the refund policy.
What you get, measured on a reference face
This is the real report — the same sections, tables and notes the unlocked report and PDF contain — for MediaPipe’s reference face, the average mesh the landmark model is built on, not a real person. Your report is built the same way from your photo, and its face map is drawn on your own photo.
Full facial analysis
Sample report
Generated on this device · engine 0.1.0 · confidence 92.5%
Scores
Overall 91.2 — Band A (87–100): Measured proportions sit very close to every reference value. Weighted: symmetry 35%, thirds 25%, fifths 25%, golden ratio 15%.
| Part | Score | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Symmetry (35%) | 100.0 | Mean mirror error 0% of pupil distance. |
| Facial thirds (25%, estimated) | 92.5 | 19.1 / 39.5 / 41.4 vs reference 18 / 41 / 41 (upper third estimated). |
| Facial fifths (25%) | 81.4 | 21 / 16.9 / 24.2 / 16.9 / 21 vs 20 each. |
| Golden ratio (15%) | 84.9 | Mean deviation from φ 10.1% over 3 ratios. |
Notes
- Photo: Confidence for this photo is 92.5% (head yaw 0.0°, pitch 0.7°). Pose and light are within the ranges the tool expects, so differences below are more likely to come from the face than from the camera.
- Symmetry: Mean mirror error is 0% of pupil distance. The closest-matched region is the eyes (0%) and the least-matched is the jaw (0%). Every face has some left–right difference. Side light, a slight head turn, hair over one side or an uneven expression add to it, so compare two photos before reading much into one region.
- Facial thirds: Your thirds are 19.1 / 39.5 / 41.4% against the reference 18 / 41 / 41%. The middle third differs most (-1.5 points). Camera height shifts these: a camera below the chin lengthens the lower third, one above lengthens the upper third. The upper third starts at the upper forehead, not the hairline, so it is an estimate.
- Facial fifths: Your fifths are 21 / 16.9 / 24.2 / 16.9 / 21% of face width against 20% each. The space between the eyes is 24.2% and the eyes are 16.9% and 16.9%. A phone held close to the face exaggerates the centre and shrinks the outer fifths; standing further back and cropping gives truer widths.
- Golden ratio: Mean deviation from φ = 1.618 is 10.1%; the ratio furthest from φ is “Lower lip ÷ upper lip height” (1.399, 13.5% off). The golden ratio is a mathematical reference, not a beauty standard: studies of preferred faces (Holland 2008; Pallett et al. 2010) found proportions that differ from it, which is why it carries the lowest weight.
- Face shape: Closest shape: Oval (83.4%), runner-up Round (6.6%). Style guides usually describe almost any frame or haircut as working with oval proportions, so choose purely by preference. Face-shape labels are a styling convention, not a scientific classification.
- Jawline: Seen from the front your jaw outline is “balanced” (projected angle 132.2°), with the jaw at 0.775 of face width and the chin at 0.389 of jaw width. The true jaw angle and chin projection need a side photo. A beard, hair at the jaw line or a tilted head change these outline measurements.
Golden ratio deviation table
Each ratio compared with φ = 1.618. Deviation = |ratio − φ| ÷ φ.
| Ratio | Yours | φ | Deviation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mouth width ÷ nose width | 1.543 | 1.618 | 4.7% |
| Nose base to chin ÷ lips to chin | 1.424 | 1.618 | 12% |
| Lower lip ÷ upper lip height | 1.399 | 1.618 | 13.5% |
| Face length ÷ face width (shown, not scored) | 1.152 | 1.618 | 28.8% |
Symmetry by region
Mean mirror error 0% of pupil distance; midline straightness 0%.
| Region | Mirror error |
|---|---|
| Eyes | 0% |
| Brows | 0% |
| Nose | 0% |
| Lips | 0% |
| Jaw | 0% |
Face shape
Features: length ÷ width 1.152 (from the upper forehead), forehead ÷ width 0.819, jaw ÷ width 0.775, projected jaw angle 132.2°.
| Shape | Match |
|---|---|
| Oval | 83.4% |
| Round | 6.6% |
| Oblong | 3.3% |
| Heart | 3.0% |
| Diamond | 2.2% |
| Triangle | 1.0% |
| Square | 0.4% |
+ 12 more sections, including all 58 measurements with the landmarks used
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Hair off the forehead, neutral expression, no glasses.
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