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Free Facial Measurement Tools

Every tool here works the same way. Upload one front-facing photo. We place 478 facial landmarks, compute the measurement, and return a number alongside a confidence score and the method we used to get it.

No account required for a single measurement. Nothing is guessed from a model that outputs a score without showing its working.

The tools

Face Shape Test Classifies your face across the seven shapes using four measurements and the ratios between them.

Face Symmetry Test Measures left-right deviation across paired landmarks and reports where the differences sit.

Canthal Tilt Calculator The angle between the inner and outer corners of each eye, measured against the interpupillary line.

Gonial Angle Calculator The angle at the corner of the jaw, with an honest account of what a photo can and cannot tell you about it.

Facial Thirds Calculator Upper, middle, and lower face proportions, and how far yours sit from the classical convention.

Midface Ratio Calculator Midface height against width, and what a compact or long midface changes about how the face reads.

FWHR Calculator Facial width-to-height ratio, plus a fair account of what the research on it actually supports.

Why measure instead of eyeballing

Almost every facial aesthetics guide online asks you to look in a mirror and make a judgement. Is your jaw soft or angular. Is your face long or average. Are your eyes upturned.

You cannot answer those questions reliably about your own face. You have seen it too many times, you see it mirror-flipped every day, and the differences that matter are often two or three degrees, which nobody perceives accurately by eye.

A measurement gives you a number. A number can be compared, tracked, and argued with. It also tells you when something is not the issue, which is usually more useful than confirming that it is.

What these tools will not do

They will not tell you whether you are attractive. Attractiveness is not a measurement, and any tool presenting a single composite score as though it were a fact about you is overstating what it knows.

They will not diagnose anything. If a measurement is unusual and you are concerned about it medically, that is a conversation with a doctor.

They will not give you the same number every time if your photo conditions change. Head rotation, lighting, and camera distance all affect these measurements, which is why every result carries a confidence score. Methodology

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The full scan measures all thirteen metrics from one capture, classifies your face shape, and returns a complete report with personalised recommendations.

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All tools

Every measurement comes with a per-metric confidence score. Read how ASCNDED measures a face.

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The full scan measures all thirteen metrics from one capture.

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