Facial symmetry test. See your midline.
AI example We mirror your landmarks across your facial midline and measure how far each pair is from matching. You see the overlay on your own photo, and nothing leaves your device.
- Runs on your device
- 0 bytes uploaded
- 18+ only
Your turn. One photo, scanned in this tab.
Choose a front-facing photo and the model maps 478 landmarks right here in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and you get the same three traits as the example above.
- 478
- landmarks found in your browser
- 10
- point scale, in plain bands
- 3
- traits behind the score
Drop a front-facing photo
JPG, PNG or HEIC. Stays in this tab.
- Front-on
- Even light
- Neutral face
- Tilted
- Filtered
- Group shot
Scanning on your device...
Symmetry score, out of 10
Balanced- 0.0Balanced
Cosmetic and approximate. Not medical advice and not a judgment of worth.
How it works
Three steps. Nothing leaves your device.
- 01
Choose a front-facing photo
Straight on, neutral face, even light. Upload one or use your camera.
- 02
478 landmarks, found in your browser
A vision model maps your face locally. The photo never leaves this tab.
- 03
A baseline and what moves it
One score out of 10, plus the two or three traits that matter most.
What you get
A readable result, not a black box.
This is an example. Your scan shows your own photo with the same overlay, and the same three traits.
Symmetry score, out of 10
Balanced band- Symmetry7.1Balanced
Typical left-right differences. Head angle changes this the most.
- Proportions6.4Balanced
Middle and lower face are slightly uneven, which is common.
- Jawline8.0Strong
Defined jaw angle and good width relative to the cheekbones.
- 01MidlineForehead to chin axis.
- 02Mirrored pairsBlue is mirrored, cream is real.
- 03Pair errorGap relative to face width.
- 04Head tiltWe warn when it skews the result.
What the score means
Five plain bands, out of 10.
Scores come from version-one geometry measurements, not from a population sample. Until the app's norms are in, we show bands and make no percentile claims.
Private by design
Specific, not a slogan.
The photo stays in this tab's memory
It is decoded to a canvas, measured, and discarded when you close or reset the page.
Nothing else is allowed to load
The model and WASM are served from axendai.com. The page's content security policy blocks every other host.
No account, no scan cookies
You do not sign in, and the scan sets no cookies and writes nothing to storage.
Method
What this test measures, and what it does not.
How the symmetry score works
We pair up left and right landmarks, such as the outer eye corners, mouth corners and jaw points, mirror one side across your midline and measure the gap, relative to your face width.
Everyone is asymmetric
Perfect symmetry is essentially non-existent. Small differences are normal, and head tilt or turn in the photo can exaggerate them, so face the camera squarely.
What you can change
Parting your hair on the other side, brow grooming, posture and photo angle all change how symmetric you look. Your bone structure does not change.
Face landmark detection is provided by Google MediaPipe. Google supplies the landmarks only; Axend creates and owns the scores. Read the full method.
FAQ
Questions people ask first.
What is a good facial symmetry score?
Most faces score in a middle range. A higher number means smaller left-right differences in the measured landmarks. It is not a judgment of how good you look.
Why does my symmetry change between photos?
Head rotation, tilt, expression and lens distortion all change the measured landmarks. Use a straight-on neutral photo each time.
Does my photo get uploaded?
No. The scan runs entirely in your browser on your device. Your photo is never sent to our servers, never stored, and there is no account.
Is the score a judgment of my worth?
No. It is a cosmetic, approximate measurement of face geometry from one photo. It is not medical advice and not a verdict on you or your attractiveness.
Who is it for?
Adults 18 and over only. You confirm this before you can choose a photo.
Is it biased?
Any scoring of faces carries the assumptions of whoever built it. Ours only measures geometry (symmetry, proportions, jaw angle) and does not use skin tone, age, gender or ethnicity as inputs. It still reflects a narrow idea of balance, which is why we call it a baseline and not a verdict. See How we score for the limits.
Why does my score change between photos?
Head angle, lens distance, lighting and expression all move the measured landmarks. Use the same kind of straight-on, neutral photo each time if you want to compare scores.
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