Free Attractiveness Test Websites That Rate Your Face Out of 10
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Quick answer: Several websites rate your face for free from one selfie. FaceScore gives a score out of 10 plus symmetry, canthal tilt and face shape with no sign-up, and the photo is measured in your browser. Lookrank and LooksMeter also need no account. PSL Rating needs a Google sign-in for its free rating. Scores differ between sites because each uses its own formula, so compare results within one site only.
Last updated: November 9, 2026
Disclosure: FaceScore wrote this page, and our own tool is one of the eight. We did not test the sites side by side, so we don't rank their accuracy. Every fact comes from each site's own pages, checked on November 7–9, 2026.
How do the 8 free face rating sites compare?
| Site | What the free rating gives you | Sign-up | Where the photo goes (per the site) | What costs money |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FaceScore | Score out of 10, symmetry, canthal tilt, face shape | None | Measured in your browser, not uploaded | $19 one-time report with AI previews of your face |
| LooksMaxScale | Score, tier, standing among reference faces, 4 feature scores | None | Analyzed in your browser | Free while in beta |
| Lookrank | Rating from 1 to 10 in about 10 seconds | None | Uploaded; deleted after 72 hours | Human-reviewed analysis |
| LooksMeter | PSL score, percentile, tier, 4 category scores | None | Not checked | Reports from $4.99, monthly plans |
| Guess My Age | Face rating out of 10, unlimited | None | Rated on your device | Full face report 150 credits ($2.99) |
| The Attractiveness Report | Score from the free scan | None | Stays on your device | $19 one-time report |
| FaceRater | Harmony score, percentile, 5 part scores | None | Free analysis stays on your device | Credit packs from $4.99 |
| PSL Rating | Tier, 1–10 score, percentile, share card | Google sign-in | Not checked | 5 credits for $4.99 |
Why do I get a different score on every site?
Each site measures different things and weights them differently:
- Some use proportions only, like symmetry and facial thirds.
- Some add skin, contrast or a model trained on human ratings.
- Some map the result to a "PSL" scale instead of 1–10.
FaceScore publishes its formula: symmetry counts for 30% of the score, and five other measurements make up the rest. No site's number is an objective measure of beauty.
How to get a fair score from any site
- Hold the camera at eye level, at arm's length or farther. Close front-camera selfies make the nose and middle of the face look bigger.
- Face the lens straight on with a neutral expression.
- Use even light and no beauty filter.
- Pull hair off your forehead and jaw so the face outline is visible.
- Use the same setup every time if you want to compare before and after a change.
Which free test should you use?
- You want the most measurements without an account: FaceScore, LooksMaxScale or LooksMeter.
- You don't want your photo uploaded: FaceScore, LooksMaxScale, Guess My Age, The Attractiveness Report and FaceRater all say the free scan runs on your device.
- You want to see what to change on your own face: FaceScore's $19 report shows four AI previews of you with new haircuts, glasses and a beard or makeup. See a sample report.
FAQ
Are free attractiveness tests accurate? They are consistent, not objective. A landmark-based test gives the same number for the same photo, but the number depends on that site's chosen formula.
Is it safe to upload my face? Check where the photo goes. Tools that measure in your browser never receive the photo for the free scan. Tools that upload it should say how long they keep it.
What is a good score out of 10? On FaceScore, displayed scores run from 3.0 to 9.2, so most faces land between 5 and 8. Other sites use other ranges.
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