FaceRater

FaceRater is a face rater for adults who want to understand the measurements in a portrait and explore a look they can actually try. Start with one clear, front-facing photo. The free scan maps facial landmarks in your browser, gives a photo-based geometry score and shows open readings on the image. You can keep a share card before deciding whether a full report would be useful.

See what the photo measures

Focused tools explore face shape, facial symmetry, eye-corner angles, facial proportions and frontal jaw balance. Diagrams connect the numbers to the portrait instead of leaving you with an unexplained score. A separate PSL reference explains named scales without requesting a photo; it does not convert geometry into a PSL rating.

Turn the report into a next step

The optional complete Face Report brings together 26 explained readings across five illustrated chapters. Each chapter uses the original portrait to show the measured feature, explain the reading and suggest practical styling options. Mirrored and second-photo comparisons help you see how framing, expression or camera conditions affect a result.

A manual color-palette studio lets you compare colors beside your unchanged portrait. A personal plan uses your stated preferences and priorities, so you can choose a starting point rather than follow a generic list. Six personal AI hairstyle concepts can be requested as part of the report. Compare each with the original, save favorites and take an idea to your stylist. AI edits can change facial details, so these are styling concepts rather than promised haircut results.

Pricing and access

The free face scan needs no card. The complete Face Report costs $17.49 once, with no subscription or automatic renewal. It includes the visual chapters, comparisons, personal plan, downloadable PDF and six requested AI hairstyle concepts.

What a face score means here

A geometry score describes selected relationships in one photograph. It is not an objective beauty verdict, a medical diagnosis or a population percentile. Lighting, head position, expression and lens distance can all affect a reading. Use the diagrams to understand the photo and choose a styling experiment that feels useful to you.

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Quick answers

Can I try it before paying? Yes. Start with the free scan or inspect the complete sample report.

Is this an ongoing membership? No. The report is a one-time purchase.

Does PSL require a selfie? No. That tool is a reference interpreter.