FaceCoda

FaceCoda is a free, browser-based attractiveness test built on facial geometry. Upload one clear, front-facing photo and get a 0–100 face score together with a visual breakdown of four measured components: facial symmetry, visible facial thirds, facial fifths and length-to-width ratio. A 478-point face landmark model maps the face, fixed and published weights turn the four components into one score, and a separate photo-confidence reading tells you whether the photo was clear enough to trust.

The analysis runs in your browser, so your photo is not uploaded to be analysed. There is no sign-up and no cost. You can save the result as a PNG image.

Key features

• 0–100 face score from one front-facing photo
• Four-part breakdown: symmetry, visible thirds, facial fifths, length-to-width ratio
• Analysis runs in your browser: private, no sign-up, free
• Visual result you can save as a PNG
• Photo confidence reported separately from the score
• Related free tools: Hunter Eyes test, face symmetry test, golden ratio face, canthal tilt calculator

Use cases

Checking how the geometry of a selfie or profile photo measures up, comparing different photos of yourself, and learning what facial symmetry and proportion scores mean.

FaceCoda also offers a blog that explains how each measurement works. The score describes geometric measurements of one photo; it is not a judgment of human value.