Start with the overall fit score
A higher score means the measured ratios in this photo are closer to the reference ranges used by this tool.
Face proportions
Measure how your facial proportions compare.
Upload one clear, front-facing photo to measure key facial ratios, view proportion guides, and compare how each region lines up.
Geometry only · No attractiveness rating
Need symmetry instead? Measure facial symmetry →Proportion score · Ratio breakdown · Guide overlay
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Measure a photo.
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- Góc hướng về phía trước
- Biểu hiện trung lập
- Ánh sáng đồng đều
Front-facing · Neutral expression · Even lighting
Riêng tư · Không cần đăng ký
JPG, PNG hoặc WebP · Tối đa 20 MB
Proportion preview
See what a proportion reading looks like.
Overall proportion fit, individual ratio comparisons, and a guide overlay on the face.
Tỷ lệ gần nhất
Tỷ lệ đo được
Nhiều biến thể hơn
Mũi đến miệng / chiều rộng miệng · Miệng đến cằm / chiều rộng miệng
Facial thirds
- Thứ ba trên
- 22%
- Thứ ba ở giữa
- 42%
- Thứ ba thấp hơn
- 36%
Reference ratios are a geometry lens. They help compare proportions in this photo, not rank beauty.
Proportion guides
See how the guides map to your face.
Horizontal guides mark facial thirds. Measured lines compare length, spacing, and feature distances against reference ratios.
Head turn, expression, and camera angle can shift how proportions appear in a photo.
How to read it
Check each ratio
Face length, eye spacing, and feature distances are compared individually so you can see which proportions drive the result.
Use the guides for context
The overlay shows which landmark distances were used, not a perfect classical ideal.
Explore another measurement
Stay in geometry tools or compare how a different photo presents the same face.
Another measurement
FAQ
Facial proportion questions
What does this golden ratio face test measure?
It compares key facial distances and ratios in your photo to reference proportion ranges. The result is a geometry reading, not an attractiveness score.
What is a good proportion score?
Higher scores mean the measured ratios are closer to the reference ranges in this photo. Use the score comparatively within this tool rather than as a universal standard.
Does the golden ratio define beauty?
No. It is one classical reference for proportion. Real faces vary widely, and attractiveness depends on many factors beyond measured ratios.
Why can proportion results change between photos?
Pose, head tilt, expression, lighting, and lens distortion all change how proportions appear. A neutral, front-facing photo gives the most stable reading.
What photo works best?
Use a clear, front-facing photo with your face centered, even lighting, and a neutral expression.
Is this the same as an attractiveness test?
No. This page measures proportion geometry only. Attractiveness pages combine multiple appearance and photo signals with different weights.
Is my photo private?
Yes. Analysis runs locally in your browser. Your photo is not uploaded for this proportion test.