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What we found on 16 fictional faces
On 16 AI-generated fictional faces, scores ran from 4.6 to 8.2 out of 10, with an average of 6.2.
On 12 faces made at five planned looks levels, the score order matched the planned order closely (rank correlation 0.9).
Checked on October 16, 2026
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How does the attractiveness test work?
An AI rates your photo, and your face is measured at 478 points on your device. The two are combined into one score out of 10, where an ordinary face lands near 5.6.
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Is the AI attractiveness test honest?
It gives the same photo the same score, and it ranked our test faces in the order we made them. Attraction is personal, so treat the number as one opinion, not a verdict.
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Why did I get a low score?
Dark light, a tilted head and hair over the face all pull the score down. Try a bright, straight-on selfie before you trust a low number.
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FAQ
Is my photo stored?
No. The photo is sent to the AI for rating only and is dropped when the rating is done. Share pages show scores, never the photo.
Will I get the same score twice?
Yes. The same photo returns the same result for 24 hours. A different photo can score a little differently.
Who can use it?
People aged 13 and over.
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About this page
Upload one photo. The AI rates your face out of 10. You get a score out of 10 and the share of people you rank above. Eyes, nose, mouth, jawline, skin and balance are each scored from 0 to 100. Symmetry, canthal tilt and facial thirds are measured on your own device. You get two or three grooming tips, such as hair, brows or light.
How we measured: We made fictional faces with an image AI at five planned levels, from a tired, badly lit selfie to a model-like portrait, and ran each one through this test. The AI rating is set so the same photo always gets the same score.
Limits: AI-made faces are smoother than real selfies. On a real photo, light and angle can move your score by a few tenths.
Updated October 16, 2026 · Made by kaogacha