FaceRater

FaceRater

Upload a clear photo to get a free experimental face score out of 10, ten measurements, and viewable calculation lines, with optional paid reports offering written interpretation and improvement plans.

freemium
Last Updated 9/21/2026

About FaceRater

FaceRater is a photo-based face analysis tool. Upload a clear photo and the free, on-device landmark model identifies 478 points on your face, using selected points to compute an experimental alignment score (out of 10) and ten measurements. You can view these lines and read the calculation formulas, with the whole process taking about a minute. The free scoring analysis runs on your device and requires no email or bank card. For a deeper interpretation, you can purchase a one-time paid report: the $7.99 72-Hour Report explains your Face Signature, strengths, and priorities, and gives you a 72-hour action plan; the $17.99 4-Week Report additionally includes 44 measurements across seven areas, a styling plan, six hairstyle images, colors, glasses, a daily routine, and a four-week plan. Both reports include a private web report and PDF, with a $10 upgrade option. Prices exclude tax; applicable taxes are shown before payment, and there is no subscription. The official guide also reminds you: scores vary with photo conditions, no published confidence intervals make a small decimal change meaningful, so choose usable photos rather than repeatedly chasing a score.

Best for

Everyday users who want a free face analysis result
Users interested in facial proportions and measurements
Users who want image improvement advice via a paid report

Best use cases

Upload a clear photo to view the free score, ten measurements, and a face map

Understand how the score is derived by viewing the calculation lines and formulas

Purchase a report for styling, hairstyle, and daily routine advice

Features

Free rating from an uploaded photo

Upload a clear photo (JPG, PNG, WebP, up to 12 MB) and, after about a minute, get a score out of 10, ten measurements, and viewable calculation lines and formulas.

Free analysis completed on device

The free scoring analysis runs on your device — no email or bank card required.

478-point facial landmark model

The local landmark model identifies 478 points on your face, and the tool uses selected points to compute the experimental alignment score and ten measurements.

72-Hour Report (paid)

The 7.99 report explains your Face Signature, strengths, and priorities, and gives you a 72-hour plan of actions and checkpoints.

4-Week Report (paid)

The 17.99 report additionally includes 44 measurements across seven areas, a styling plan, six hairstyle images, colors, glasses, a daily routine, and a four-week plan.

Private web report and PDF

Both paid reports include a private web report and PDF, and you can upgrade by paying the price difference.

Pros

  • Free rating with no account or email required, results in about a minute
  • You can view the calculation lines and formulas behind the score
  • Paid reports are one-time payments with no subscription, backed by a 7-day refund

Cons

  • The official guide notes that no confidence intervals are published, so small decimal changes in the score have no proven meaning, and different photos may still yield different ratios
  • Three-quarter angle photos cannot be reconstructed into a true frontal view, facial depth cannot be rebuilt, and all lens distortion cannot be removed; keep camera position, lighting, and expression consistent when comparing

Pricing Plans

72-Hour Report

$7.99One-time payment
  • Your Face Signature: how your features work together
  • Three priorities, with reasons, time and effort
  • Your first 72 hours: actions and checkpoints
  • Private web report, email access and printable PDF

4-Week Report

$17.99One-time payment
  • 44 measurements across seven regions
  • One styling concept
  • Six hairstyle images, colors, eyewear
  • Routines and a four-week plan
  • Private web report, email access and printable PDF

* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on FaceRater's official website.

FAQ

The free scan takes about a minute, depending on your device and connection. The first scan also loads the analyzer; you can view progress, cancel, or retry during the process.
The local landmark model identifies 478 points on the face, and selected points are used to compute an experimental alignment score and ten measurements. You can view the lines and read the formulas. The optional paid report adds written explanations, styling advice, and a personal plan.
The 7.99 report explains your Face Signature, strengths, and priorities, and includes a 72-hour action plan. The 17.99 report additionally includes 44 measurements across seven areas, a styling plan, six hairstyle images, colors, glasses, a daily routine, and a four-week plan. Both include a private web report and PDF, and you can upgrade by paying the price difference.
The official guide notes there are no published confidence intervals; don't manufacture a "true score" by uploading repeatedly or averaging unrelated photos. Different photos may yield different ratios, so keep camera position, lighting, and expression consistent when comparing.

Tool Information

DeveloperFaceRater
Release Date9/21/2026
Pricingfreemium