Face Report
Understand your features, compare your options, and decide what to try. Your 12-chapter report connects measured proportions with detailed explanations, six hairstyle concepts and a practical four-week plan.
A single $14.79 payment · private access · free retries for unfinished steps
How the face analysis works
Step 1
Confirm your photos
One frontal view is required. Add either profile view if available. Use a neutral expression, even lighting and hair off the face.
Step 2
Connect the measurements and photographs
We map your frontal photo, then explain the visible features in context. Optional side views add observations that a frontal image cannot support.
Step 3
Your full face report
Read chapters as they finish, compare six hairstyle concepts, and save the complete PDF. Keep the report open during generation; unfinished steps can be resumed from My reports.
One face. The complete picture.
A front-facing photo is required. Add either profile for more context.
What's inside the Face Report
A complete reading experience: original-photo overlays, regional explanations, styling comparisons and a plan with clear tradeoffs.
A transparent harmony profile
Four disclosed geometric components: symmetry, visible thirds, horizontal fifths and length-to-width. Inspect the measurements, weights and reference choices.
A photo-based geometric reference, not a population rankSample
Your features, chapter by chapter
Eyes and brows, nose and midface, lips, jaw and chin. Each chapter connects the original photo to a finding, its limits and a useful styling decision.
Select a reading to see the landmarks on your own photographSample
Six hairstyle comparisons
Compare each AI concept with your original. Read daily styling time, cut cadence, tradeoffs and an instruction you can show a stylist.
Save your favorites on this deviceSample
Color and eyewear trials
Try swatches around your portrait and compare two frame silhouettes. The report explains how to check color choices in consistent daylight.
A testable direction, with an alternative to compareSample
Your visible strengths
Three specific strengths tied to your actual photo. Understand what to retain before choosing changes.
Keep the features and styling choices that already work togetherSample
A ranked action plan
Three to five reversible actions with evidence, steps, effort, approximate cost, upkeep, tradeoffs and a way to compare the result.
Your first action can be tried todaySample
A four-week sequence
Establish a baseline, test one change at a time, compare the result and keep only what you enjoy maintaining.
Baseline → one styling experiment → comparison → a repeatable routineSample
A complete report to keep
Download your measurements, full explanations, action plan, color palette and six hairstyle concepts as a PDF.
Included in the one-time $14.79 purchaseSample
What optional profile photos add to your face report
What the frontal photo supports
- ✓Landmark-based left-to-right symmetry
- ✓Visible eye spacing and corner tilt
- ✓Visible thirds, fifths and length-to-width relationships
- ✓Face outline, plus skin appearance under this light
What a usable profile adds
- ✓Visible nose silhouette and projection context
- ✓Chin position relative to the visible profile
- ✓Jaw-to-neck contour in the supplied view
- ✓A second perspective to qualify front-view observations
Start with one frontal photo. Left and right profile photos are optional; include either or both for additional context. The report explicitly marks unsupported profile observations as unavailable.
The questions your report answers
Measurements, visual observations and styling advice are clearly distinguished. A single photo does not support a score for every feature.
Symmetry
Which regions look most even, and which differences could reflect camera angle or expression? See the landmark evidence, then use a consistent-photo retake to check it.
Harmony
How do the eye area, outline and lower face work together? The report connects features without inventing an overall beauty standard.
Proportions
What do visible thirds, fifths and length-to-width actually measure? Tap a reading to inspect its points, definition and reference.
Skin in this light
What texture and tone are visible in this light? No skin score, diagnosis or inference from image sharpness.
Personal styling
Which colors, frames and optional grooming choices fit the presentation you want? Explore tradeoffs and daylight comparisons.
Eye area
How do eye spacing, corner angles and brows frame the face? Read numerical evidence beside a close-up of the original photo.
Jawline
How does the visible jaw taper toward the chin? Front-view widths are measured; side-profile observations require a usable side photo.
Memorable features
What draws attention in this particular portrait? Identify concrete strengths worth preserving in hair and accessory choices.
How to read your photo-based findings
Illustrative readings show the report format. Your actual report only includes measurements supported by your photographs.
| Reading | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Visible face length / cheek width | 1.42 | Measured |
| Inner-eye gap / average eye width | 1.06 | Measured |
| Image-left eye tilt, roll corrected | +2.1° | Measured |
| Skin appearance in this light | Photo observation | Observed |
| Profile jaw angle | — | Not assessed |
| Nose projection, front-only | — | Not assessed |
Sample · Illustrative values only; no population percentiles.
Face Report FAQ
What is a Face Report?
A saved, 12-chapter report connecting your facial measurements with photo-specific explanations and styling choices. It includes six hairstyle concepts, color and frame trials, ranked actions, a four-week sequence and a complete downloadable PDF.
What's the difference between a face report and a face analysis?
Face analysis is the general process used by the tools on this site. The Face Report connects the supplied views into a saved personal report. For a focused single-photo analysis, try the PSL Scale test or AI attractiveness test; their paid reports cost $2.79 once.
What do optional profile photos add to the Face Report?
One frontal photo is required. Left and right profile photos are optional. With only a front photo, the report marks side-profile features as unavailable.
How much does the Face Report cost?
The complete face report costs $14.79 once, including six hairstyle previews. Sign in with Google to purchase. Return to the same report or retry unfinished generation steps without another payment.
How accurate are the readings?
Landmark ratios describe the supplied photograph, not a calibrated 3D scan. Camera distance, angle, expression and lighting affect them. Each measurement names its points and definition. Visual observations and unavailable readings are labeled separately; the harmony score uses disclosed product references, not a validated beauty scale.
Are the improvement suggestions safe?
The plan focuses on reversible hair, accessory, grooming and photo-presentation experiments. Each action includes a tradeoff and a way to compare it. It does not prescribe medical treatments, structural changes, weight loss or face exercises.
What photo quality do I need?
Use one sharp front-facing photograph, eye-level camera, even daylight and a relaxed expression. Keep the hairline and face outline visible where possible. Optional profiles should show a clear side view in similar light.
What happens to my photos?
The free scan runs on your device. For a purchased report, photos are uploaded privately and sent to our analysis and image-generation providers. Your report remains private in My reports until you delete it. You choose whether to download or share the PDF.
Get the whole picture
Confirm your frontal photo, add optional profile views and get your complete face report with six hairstyle previews for $14.79 once.
Confirm your photos