Overview
- Get an instant Physical attractiveness Score Level (PSL) from 1 to 8 without creating an account or paying—TryPSL delivers a free facial analysis score in seconds from a single front-facing photo.
- See exactly where your facial proportions rank across low, mid, high, and top tiers—the PSL score bands break your combined geometry score into four clear tiers so you know precisely where you stand.
- Understand what drives your facial attractiveness score with a breakdown across four measured categories—facial harmony, facial symmetry, angularity, and dimorphism each contribute separately to your final PSL.
- Measure your facial symmetry precisely by comparing the left and right sides of your face—TryPSL detects 478 facial landmarks and analyzes how closely both sides line up for a dedicated symmetry score.
- Evaluate your jawline and bone structure through angularity analysis—the tool measures jaw angle shape, jawline straightness, and jaw width relative to cheekbones for a clear angularity score.
- Compare your features against a male or female reference standard of your choice—selecting your preferred rating standard directly shapes your dimorphism score in the final PSL calculation.
- Keep your photo completely private during free scoring—TryPSL processes the image on your device and sends only facial landmark measurements to the server, so your photo is never uploaded or stored.
- Avoid blurry or inaccurate results with built-in photo quality hints—TryPSL checks lighting, sharpness, head angle, expression, and face size to guide you toward a photo that produces a reliable PSL score.
- Access detailed facial proportion metrics including midface ratio, face width-to-height ratio, eye spacing ratio, and canthal tilt—all derived from 478 facial landmarks for a thorough facial analysis.
- Upgrade to a deeper Looksmax report covering both front and side photos when you want more than the free score—paid reports provide expanded AI analysis of your facial features beyond the standard PSL result.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Free tool
- Calculates PSL score
- Measures 478 facial landmarks
- Evaluates facial harmony
- Analyses facial symmetry
- Considers angularity
- Accounts for dimorphism
- Score ranges from 1 to 8
- Maintains user data privacy
- Does not upload photos
- Does not store photos
- Front-facing photo analysis
- Checks facial proportions
- Recommends clear photos
- Guidance on score interpretation
- Non-medical entertainment tool
- Option to select reference gender
- Face symmetry evaluation
- Detailed analysis breakdown
- Evaluates jaw angle/line shape
- Can measure angularity
- No sign-up required
- Photo remains on device
- Symmetry axis
- Individual geometry scores
- Considers lighting and head angle
- Considers expression and camera distance
- Uses published formula
- Ensures data security
- Checks photo quality
- Facial feature alignment analysis
- Provides a detailed report
- Can compare with standards
- Calculate score without photo
- No personal data required
- User-friendly interface
- Optional Looksmax report
- Front and side photo analysis
- Strengths and focus areas suggestions
- Feature-by-feature explanations
- Community tier labels
- Adheres to privacy policy
- Free PSL score with no account
- Measures eye spacing and jaw contour
- Experimental approach to attractiveness
- Numerical midpoint and range provided
Cons
- Accuracy depends on photo quality
- Only uses front-facing photos
- Limited to facial analysis
- Does not store data
- Does not provide APIs
- Lacks historical or dataset comparison
- Subjective scoring system
- No professional or medical assessment
- No option to adjust measurements
- Requires high-quality, clear photos
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
TryPSL determines your Physical attractiveness Score Level (PSL) by analyzing 478 facial landmarks in a clear, front-facing photo. The relationships between these points are measured and a score is calculated based on four categories: facial harmony, facial symmetry, angularity, and dimorphism. Your chosen male or female reference for dimorphism is taken into account. The final PSL is a combination of your scores from these four categories, resulting in a total score ranging from 1 to 8.
A clear, front-facing photo works best for accurate results in TryPSL. It's crucial that the lighting is even, your head angle is neutral, and your expression is relaxed. Additionally, the distance from the camera to your face should be standard, not too close. The photo should ideally capture your entire face and be in JPG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC format, and not exceed 15MB in size.
Facial harmony in the context of TryPSL refers to the alignment of your facial features and how closely your measured proportions match the formula's reference values. This includes the spacing and relative size of your facial features.
TryPSL is a free tool. It does not require you to create an account or sign up. However, the Looksmax report, which provides a more detailed analysis of your front and side photos, comes with a cost of 100 credits per report.
No, your photos are not uploaded or stored when using TryPSL for the free score calculation. To maintain your privacy, the photo stays on your device and only the measurements of facial landmarks are sent to the server for scoring. When you choose to generate a Looksmax report, your photos are uploaded for AI analysis but can be deleted from your account.
The PSL score range from 1 to 8 in TryPSL indicates your combined geometry score. A higher score indicates more favorable facial proportions according to the tool's parameters. The score bands are divided into four tiers: low (1.0-2.9), mid (3.0-4.9), high (5.0-6.9), and top (7.0-8.0).
TryPSL measures facial symmetry by detecting the left and right sides of your face from the 478 facial landmarks detected in the photo and then analyzing how closely they line up. A more symmetrical face will score higher in this category.
In the context of TryPSL, angularity refers to the shape of your jaw angle, the straightness of your jawline, and the width of your jaw compared to your cheekbones. A more angular face according to these measurements will score higher in the angularity category.
A front-facing photo is important in TryPSL to ensure that every detail of the face— from left to right and top to bottom— is captured clearly and neutrally for the software to detect and analyze the 478 facial landmarks. The head angle contributes to the symmetry score, hence it is crucial for a front-on photo.
Dimorphism in TryPSL's analysis refers to how closely your measured facial features match with the male or female reference you have selected. The gender reference is just a preference for scoring and does not determine your actual gender.
Yes, in TryPSL before analyzing your photo, you have two options for a rating standard—a male standard or a female standard. This choice affects one of the four scores in calculating your PSL, specifically the 'dimorphism' score.
No, the results provided by TryPSL are not medically or scientifically accurate. As indicated on their website, the results are entertainment estimates of physical attractiveness based only on facial proportions, and should not be used for scientific or medical assessment purposes.
TryPSL measures a wide array of facial proportions based on 478 facial landmarks. Some examples given on their website include the midface ratio, face width-to-height ratio, eye spacing ratio, and canthal tilt.
Several factors can affect your TryPSL result including the quality of your photo, your head angle, lighting conditions, your facial expression at the time of the photo, and camera distance. Also, the result may change if you switch between the male or female standard for the dimorphism score.
TryPSL ensures data privacy by not uploading or storing user's photos for free score calculations. For the free test, the photo stays on the user's device and only the measurements from the analysis are sent for scoring. If a user generates a Looksmax report, although the photos are uploaded for AI analysis, they can be deleted from the user's account.
TryPSL does not require you to create an account or sign up to get your free PSL score.
A combined geometry score in TryPSL refers to the total score derived from the four scoring categories: facial harmony, facial symmetry, angularity, and dimorphism. Each of these categories is scored separately and then combined to give a final PSL score ranging from 1 to 8.
Yes, your facial expression can affect your TryPSL result since it can alter the relationships between the 478 facial landmarks that the tool uses for analysis. Therefore, a neutral facial expression is recommended for the most accurate results.
TryPSL emphasizes on using clear photos to achieve accurate results. The tool analyzes a photo based on the relationships between 478 facial landmarks and any blur or low-quality imagery can affect the precision of the landmark detection, leading to an inaccurate PSL score.
Yes, TryPSL provides photo quality hints, which include checks on lighting, sharpness, head angle, expression, and face size. These hints are designed to help a user improve their photo input, thereby improving the accuracy of the final PSL score.
Pricing
Pricing model
Freemium
Paid options from
$9.90/unit
Billing frequency
Pay-as-you-go
Refund policy
Request a full refund within 7 calendar days of purchase if none of the credits from that purchase have been used.
