Look Checker guide
Complete face analysis: measurements, limits, and style ideas
Explore a complete photo-based face analysis with shape, symmetry, proportions, eye and jaw estimates, plus clear limits and optional styling ideas.
What a complete face analysis includes
A complete face analysis brings several photo-based estimates together: visible face shape, paired landmark alignment, length-to-width proportions, facial thirds and fifths, eye relationships, and front-view jaw taper. It can also present hairstyle ideas based on the estimated outline.
These are relative measurements from a single image, not clinical craniometrics, real-world millimetres, or a validated beauty score. Perspective, expression, lighting, and landmark detection all affect the result.
Prepare a useful front-facing photo
Use a well-lit, straight-on photo with your full face visible, a relaxed expression, and the camera around eye level. Avoid close wide-angle selfies, filters, heavy shadows, or hair covering important landmarks. Consistent photos make comparisons more meaningful.
Understand what the scan cannot determine
A front-facing image cannot reliably measure side-profile jaw angle, gonial angle, skin condition, skin undertone, exact brow mapping points, neck or shoulder proportions, or how other people perceive you. Those details are marked as not measured rather than guessed.
The face scan runs in your browser and does not upload your photo. Use the report as educational context and optional style inspiration—not diagnosis, a beauty standard, or a reason to change your appearance.
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