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FaceStats
Free face analysis AI: symmetry, face shape & golden ratio
FaceStats is a free face analysis AI that runs in your browser. Upload one front-facing photo and it maps 478 facial landmarks on your device to measure symmetry, facial thirds, canthal tilt, golden ratio, fWHR and face shape, rolled into a 0–100 balance score. Your photo is never uploaded. Want more? A $9.99 one-time report adds 13 chapters, six hairstyle previews on your own photo, a colour palette and a four-week plan.
I'm the maker of FaceStats (facestats.app). Every "face analysis" or "attractiveness" app I tried wanted my selfie on its servers, hid the numbers behind a paywall and handed back one score with no explanation. So I built the face analysis AI I actually wanted to use.
How it works
Open facestats.app and drop one front-facing photo, or use your camera. No account, nothing to install.
An on-device model places 478 facial landmarks right in your browser. For the free scan, your photo never leaves your device.
Fixed formulas turn those points into readings, so the same photo always returns the same numbers. Your free results show a 0–100 balance score, left-right symmetry, golden ratio, facial thirds and one of seven face shapes.
Plus fWHR and midface ratio calculators. All of them are at facestats.app/tools
The optional full report ($9.99 once, no subscription)
Only if you buy it is your photo uploaded, with your consent. You get 13 chapters written in plain language from your own measurements, six haircuts ranked for your face shape and generated on your own photo, a styling concept, your colour season and palette, and a four-week plan. It comes in 11 languages, downloads as a PDF and can be deleted in one click. You can read a complete sample, made from an AI-generated face, before paying anything: facestats.app/sample-report
What it is not
It is not a beauty verdict. The score shows how close the proportions in one photo sit to reference values. That makes it useful for comparing your own photos taken the same way, never for ranking people, and every section of the report says what it is based on.
I'd love your feedback on
Does the free scan feel useful on its own, or like a teaser?
Which reading surprised you most?
Anything that felt confusing, inaccurate or too "rate my face"?
I'll be here all day answering every comment. Try a free scan at facestats.app and tell me what you find!
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About FaceStats on Product Hunt
“Free face analysis AI: symmetry, face shape & golden ratio”
FaceStats was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #425 on the daily leaderboard. FaceStats is a free face analysis AI that runs in your browser. Upload one front-facing photo and it maps 478 facial landmarks on your device to measure symmetry, facial thirds, canthal tilt, golden ratio, fWHR and face shape, rolled into a 0–100 balance score. Your photo is never uploaded. Want more? A $9.99 one-time report adds 13 chapters, six hairstyle previews on your own photo, a colour palette and a four-week plan.
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yang li
Hey Product Hunt,
I'm the maker of FaceStats (facestats.app). Every "face analysis" or "attractiveness" app I tried wanted my selfie on its servers, hid the numbers behind a paywall and handed back one score with no explanation. So I built the face analysis AI I actually wanted to use.
How it works
Open facestats.app and drop one front-facing photo, or use your camera. No account, nothing to install.
An on-device model places 478 facial landmarks right in your browser. For the free scan, your photo never leaves your device.
Fixed formulas turn those points into readings, so the same photo always returns the same numbers. Your free results show a 0–100 balance score, left-right symmetry, golden ratio, facial thirds and one of seven face shapes.
Seven free tools if you only want one number
Face symmetry test: 0–100 score, five feature scores and a mirror view
Face shape calculator: from one photo or four measurements
Canthal tilt calculator: both eye angles and a positive, neutral or negative reading
Golden ratio face calculator: five facial ratios compared with 1.618
AI attractiveness test: with a card you can share
Plus fWHR and midface ratio calculators. All of them are at facestats.app/tools
The optional full report ($9.99 once, no subscription)
Only if you buy it is your photo uploaded, with your consent. You get 13 chapters written in plain language from your own measurements, six haircuts ranked for your face shape and generated on your own photo, a styling concept, your colour season and palette, and a four-week plan. It comes in 11 languages, downloads as a PDF and can be deleted in one click. You can read a complete sample, made from an AI-generated face, before paying anything: facestats.app/sample-report
What it is not
It is not a beauty verdict. The score shows how close the proportions in one photo sit to reference values. That makes it useful for comparing your own photos taken the same way, never for ranking people, and every section of the report says what it is based on.
I'd love your feedback on
Does the free scan feel useful on its own, or like a teaser?
Which reading surprised you most?
Anything that felt confusing, inaccurate or too "rate my face"?
I'll be here all day answering every comment. Try a free scan at facestats.app and tell me what you find!