Free Attractiveness Test — How Attractive Are You?

Yes. Your PSL score, percentile, tier and the five-dimension breakdown are free — no account, no credits, no sign-up. We only ever charge for deep-dive reports; the score itself stays free forever.

Free measuring runs entirely in your browser — the photo never leaves your device. Unlocking the AI deep report can optionally attach your photo, used only to generate that one readout and never stored; leave it unchecked and only your measurement numbers are used.

A front-facing photo with your hair off your forehead, a neutral closed-mouth expression, even lighting, and no glasses or filters. Head rotation distorts the ratio readings the most — the straighter the photo, the more accurate the score.

A face-landmark model marks 478 points on your photo, ten geometric ratios are measured against published reference values, and you get a casual 1–10 rating plus a percentile. It runs entirely in your browser — the photo is never uploaded.

On the casual 1–10 scale the median face sits near 6.4, and 7.4 already means clearly above average. Your percentile card is the fairest comparison: it shows exactly where you stand against the distribution.

The 1–10 rating is the everyday scale anyone can read. The PSL score is the stricter 0–8 scale from the looksmaxxing community, with its median anchored at 4.0, not 5. One measurement reports both — use whichever speaks your language.

A face-landmark model marks 478 points on your photo, then geometric formulas measure symmetry, proportions, structure and eyes against public reference targets. Every weight is published — nothing is a black box.

Yes. The engine is deterministic: identical landmarks always produce an identical score. No random model guesses, no drift between runs.

Yes — that is the point of a fixed scale. Leanness and grooming measurably move readings within months. Retake under the same conditions in 30 days and the delta is real signal.

The engine measures the same geometry for everyone and reports both the PSL scale and a casual 1–10 reading. Female community tiers (Becky / HTB / Stacy) are covered in the guide.

Landing in the middle 50% is the body of the human bell curve, not an insult (that is roughly 4.4 on the stricter PSL scale). Scores are geometric measurements, not a judgement of worth. If rating tools start affecting how you feel, step away; resources are linked at the bottom of this page.