Pretty Scale Me

Pretty Scale Me is a free web tool that rates a face out of 10 using 68 landmarks, with symmetry, golden ratio, face shape and body shape analysis. No sign-up is required and photos are processed in the browser.

Pretty Scale Me is a web-based attractiveness test that scores a face on a 1 to 10 scale and a parallel 0 to 100 beauty score. It uses computer vision to place 68 landmarks on a photo, then measures distances, angles and ratios between them. The report covers facial symmetry, facial thirds and fifths, a golden ratio match, face shape, and separate readings for eyes, nose, lips, jawline and skin evenness. The tool is aimed at curious individuals who want more than a bare number. Each result is broken into sub-scores, with a note on the three strongest features and suggestions tied to the person's own measurements. The site is open about limits: it states that the score reflects geometry from a single photo, not personality, expression or cultural taste, and it devotes a long section to the research behind averageness, symmetry, skin and the weak evidence for the golden ratio. It also notes that machine-learning beauty models inherit the biases of their raters. In practice, a user uploads a clear, front-facing photo taken in soft light at eye level, with a neutral expression. Analysis takes about a minute, no account is needed, and the photo is processed in the browser rather than sent for storage. Results can be saved on the device to compare angles, lighting or hairstyles later. The site warns that filters and wide-angle selfie lenses distort proportions and shift scores. Beyond the main face rating, there are dedicated checkers for symmetry, golden ratio, and a face shape analyzer covering nine shapes with hairstyle, glasses and makeup ideas. A body shape calculator takes shoulder, bust or chest, waist and hip measurements and returns ratios plus one of five body types. The service is meant for adults 18 and over. Among alternatives, it sits with other face rating and beauty calculator sites, differing mainly in its explanatory depth and its focus on privacy and zero sign-up. It is an entertainment and self-reflection tool, not a clinical or cosmetic assessment.