Start with the photograph
A report describes a single image. Camera position, focal length, lighting, expression, filters, and compression affect how that image reads. A two-dimensional photograph cannot fully represent a three-dimensional face.
How the report is organized
Face Rating centers an overall display and feature feedback. Face Analysis organizes information by facial region. Face Shape Detector uses descriptive outline categories. Face Symmetry Test organizes a left-right comparison. PSL Rating presents the report using the PSLKit scale convention.
Score conventions
The general face score is displayed on a 1–10 scale. The PSL score uses a 0–8 display. Symmetry uses a 0–100 display. These are product scales, not validated population percentiles, diagnoses, or universally agreed measurements of attractiveness.
Reading the visual overlay
The overlay provides visual orientation when exploring the portrait. Do not use lines or markers as anatomical measurements, biometric identification, or evidence of a medical condition.
Consistency and uncertainty
Use similar photo conditions when comparing reports. A decimal place is a display choice, not a statement of measurement certainty. Scores from different tools should not be assumed to share the same calibration.
Photo handling
Your selected image stays in the current browser session. It is not uploaded to an analysis server. The page releases its image reference when you clear the report or leave the page. Downloaded reports are stored wherever you choose to save them.
Appropriate use
Use these tools for personal exploration of your own adult portrait. They are not medical, psychological, employment, credit, or identity assessment tools. A report never measures a person’s worth.