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Golden ratio face test

Golden ratio face test: how close are you to 1.618?

This golden ratio face test estimates your face length to width and shows how far it is from 1.618, along with symmetry and facial thirds. Most real faces land 10–25% away, so treat it as a fun reference. It is free, runs in your browser, and the full $19 report explains every proportion.

Photo stays on your deviceNo sign-up for the free scanSame photo, same score
Finding your face
Mapping 478 points
Measuring symmetry, thirds and eye tilt
Calculating your score
Golden ratiomid ÷ lower 1.02
Facial thirdsmid ÷ lower 1.02
fWHRmid ÷ lower 1.02
Eye spacingmid ÷ lower 1.02
Full report + 4 previews

All 8 proportions explained · hairstyles, glasses, beard or makeup · makeup try-on · retest in 30 days

Scores are estimates from facial proportions, not an objective measure of beauty. One-time $19 · no subscription · 7-day refund By unlocking you confirm you are 18+ and this is your own photo, or you have the person’s permission.

478
face points measured on-device
8
proportions, from symmetry to fWHR
4
AI previews of you with new styles
$19
one time · no subscription · 7-day refund

How FaceScore compares

Prices and features checked on 2026-11-06.

SiteFreePaidPrice
FaceScoreScore, symmetry, canthal tilt, face shape — computed in your browser8 proportions explained, 4 style previews, makeup try-on, 30-day retest$19 once
faceiqlabs.comSide-profile score, 10 ratios, 2 pros and cons70+ ratios, progress tracking; Pro adds a plan and simulationsFrom $24.99/mo ($9.99/mo yearly), subscription only
theattractivenessreport.com1–10 score, symmetry, canthal tilt, on-device40+ measurements, ranked flaws, 4-week plan, 30-day retest$19 once, 7-day refund
pslscale.comOn-device geometry scan + headline score8-dimension read, PSL tier, hairstyle and glow-up previews$3 per report; credit packs $5.99–$100

Questions

Is the golden ratio the key to beauty?

No. It is a popular reference, but studies find symmetry and averageness matter more. That is why the golden ratio carries only a small weight in our score.

How do you measure face length?

The face model stops below the hairline, so we estimate full length from the brow-to-chin distance using the equal-thirds rule, then divide by cheekbone width.

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