About Face Analysis
Our team, our measurement method, and the limits behind every result.
Who runs Face Analysis
Face Analysis is operated by the Face Analysis team. We build browser-based tools that help people explore the geometry visible in a portrait and understand the measurements behind a result. Our public contact is support@faceanalysis.app, the same address used for account questions, purchased reports and corrections to our explanations. We publish under the team name and do not claim that a clinician has assessed your photograph.
Our aim is to make the method understandable before asking anyone to pay. The free tools explain their measurements, and the sample report exposes the complete format with fictional data. You can inspect those pages without selecting a portrait or creating an account. A purchase should be a decision about whether the additional explanations are useful to you.
How our measurements are produced
The browser uses Google's MediaPipe face landmark technology to estimate points on the visible face. Our application calculates distances, ratios, eye-corner slopes and paired alignment differences from selected points. Distances account for the photograph's width and height and are expressed relative to cheek width. The Full Face Report contains 30 distances and 12 mirrored landmark differences. These are photo measurements, not direct physical measurements of your face.
The free score summarizes three alignment groups: eyes, brows and the lower face. It is an application-defined heuristic, not a clinically validated attractiveness instrument. The focused tool pages explain their formulas, including why a projected jaw outline angle is not an anatomical gonial angle. MediaPipe supplies landmark estimates; it does not endorse our score, styling categories or commercial report.
What stays on your device and what is saved
Selecting a portrait starts local image processing. The original image is not uploaded to our servers and is not used by us to train a model. Your browser downloads detection software and a model before analysis. Other website functions still make network requests, including page assets, analytics, authentication and payments. Local image processing does not mean the entire website operates offline.
The attractiveness tool can retain numerical measurements in the browser session so a scan survives sign-in and checkout. Purchasing saves numerical measurements and order information to your account to deliver the report. Downloaded reports contain explanations and measurements, not the original portrait. Our privacy policy explains account information and service providers. On a shared device, use a browser session you trust and sign out when you finish.
What we do not promise
A face score does not establish beauty, personal worth, personality, health or how others will respond to you. We do not promise a higher score after styling changes, a diagnosis, ideal proportions or a cosmetic outcome. A ratio close to phi is only close to a mathematical reference. A face-shape label is an approximate way to organize styling ideas, not a category everyone must fit.
Camera distance, head position, expression, lighting and hidden landmarks can change the output. The model can fail to find a face or estimate a point poorly. Displaying a precise number does not remove those uncertainties. Use similar photo conditions for comparisons and read the individual explanations. These tools support curiosity and reversible styling experiments; they should not guide medical decisions or judgments of another person's value.
Free tools, paid reports and support
You can scan and explore the focused tools without paying. A Full Face Report adds the measurement breakdown, styling suggestions and a downloadable PDF. It does not alter the underlying score. Pricing explains what each purchase includes, and our sample shows the layout with explicitly fictional numbers. Review both before buying so you know what the report can and cannot provide.
For a duplicate charge or a report that cannot be delivered, request a refund within seven days of purchase. Email support with your account email, order identifier and a description of the issue. Do not send a face photo, password or full payment-card information. A disliked score or styling suggestion is not itself a delivery failure. Applicable statutory rights remain unaffected by this policy.
Understanding and improving our explanations
Each focused tool includes a guide explaining its output and the factors that can change it. The sample report links measurement names to relevant tools, letting you move from a number to its context. Where a guide discusses research, it links to the source. Software output should be evaluated within the stated method and limitations rather than treated as a substitute for evidence.
If a description does not match the result you see, tell the team which page and measurement were involved. You can describe the issue without sending the portrait. Questions about the method, accessibility and unclear wording help us understand where explanations need improvement. Start with the free tools, consult the guides, and contact support when an explanation or a purchased report needs attention.