Your Free Face Report
One photo, one complete facial analysis — no sign-up, no watermark, nothing uploaded. See your score, face shape and every metric, then download the report.
What a complete face analysis includes
Most free face tools stop at a single number and leave you guessing what produced it. A proper face analysis is the set of measurements behind that number, and this report gives you all of them from one photo. When you run your photo, an on-device model maps 478 facial landmarks and turns their coordinates into a full breakdown: a headline 1–10 face score, your detected face shape, and individual 0–100 scores for symmetry, the vertical facial thirds, golden-ratio proportions, canthal tilt and jawline.
Because every line of it is measurable, the report tells you where you actually stand rather than just flattering or deflating you. If the overall score is mid-range but symmetry is strong, you know the softer number is coming from proportion, not from a lopsided face — which is a completely different, and far more useful, thing to learn about yourself.
Why this face report is free and on-device
The usual pattern for a "free" facial analysis is a bait-and-switch: you upload a photo, hit a sign-up wall, get one number, and the full report sits behind a paywall with a watermark on the download. This report skips all of it. The face model runs locally in your browser using WebAssembly, so there is no server to upload to, no account to create, and no email to hand over. The whole analysis — score, face shape, every metric and the downloadable report card — is free, and the exported PNG has no watermark.
- No upload: your photo is processed on your device and never leaves it.
- No sign-up: open the tool and get the full report in seconds.
- No watermark: download and share your report card as-is.
Getting the most accurate report
A face analysis is only as good as the photo it reads. The measurements depend on distances between landmarks, so a turned head or a wide-angle selfie distorts the result before the model ever scores it. For a report you can trust, face the camera straight on, keep the lens at eye level and a little further back than a typical selfie, use soft even light with no shadow down the centre of the face, and pull hair clear of your cheeks and jaw. The tool flags photos that do not look front-facing so a bad angle never quietly drags your number down.