Sample full face report
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Sample report
7.6/ 10
Very well balanced features.
- Face shape
- Oval
- In typical range
- 20 of 20
All 20 measurements
| # | Measurement | You | Typical range | Where you are | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Overall symmetry | 88% | 80–100% | In range | Clearly symmetric, like most faces. Small differences are normal and often read as character. |
| 2 | Mid-face to lower face | 0.92 | 0.87–0.95 | In range | Your mid-face and lower face are close to equal height, the classic "balanced thirds". |
| 3 | Upper third (share of length) | 33% | 30–36% | In range | Forehead top to brow line, as a share of the measured face length. The mesh stops below the hairline, so this reads lower than a hairline measure. |
| 4 | Middle third (share of length) | 33% | 31–36% | In range | Brow line to the base of the nose. |
| 5 | Lower third (share of length) | 34% | 30–36% | In range | Base of the nose to the chin. |
| 6 | Face length to width | 1.20 | 1.17–1.23 | In range | Close to the average face proportion. |
| 7 | Facial width-to-height ratio | 1.95 | 1.8–2.2 | In range | Cheekbone width over brow-to-upper-lip height. Higher values read as broader and more robust; it varies a lot between people and says nothing about personality. |
| 8 | Eye spacing | 1.25 | 1.21–1.29 | In range | The gap between your inner eye corners is close to the average spacing. |
| 9 | Canthal tilt (both eyes) | +4.2° | +1.5° to +5.5° | In range | Outer corners sit slightly above the inner corners, the most common "positive tilt". |
| 10 | Canthal tilt, right eye | +4.6° | −2° to +8° (most adults) | In range | Your right eye as you face the camera. |
| 11 | Canthal tilt, left eye | +3.8° | −2° to +8° (most adults) | In range | Within 3° of the other eye, which is typical. |
| 12 | Jaw angle (both sides) | 131° | 128–134° | In range | A defined jaw corner in the range most often described as balanced. |
| 13 | Jaw angle, right side | 129° | 115–145° (typical) | In range | Right jaw corner as you face the camera. |
| 14 | Jaw angle, left side | 133° | 115–145° (typical) | In range | Close to the other side. |
| 15 | Jaw width to cheekbone width | 0.79 | 0.70–0.85 | In range | A jaw a little narrower than the cheekbones, like the average face. |
| 16 | Forehead width to cheekbone width | 0.83 | 0.74–0.90 | In range | Measured just above the brows. Hair over the forehead can hide the true edge. |
| 17 | Lower lip to upper lip | 1.56 | 1.45–1.65 | In range | Close to the often-quoted 1.6 : 1 balance. |
| 18 | Nose width to eye gap | 1.27 | 1.24–1.32 | In range | Nose width over the gap between the inner eye corners; in photos most adults measure a little over 1.2. Phone cameras held close make noses look wider than they are. |
| 19 | Mouth width to nose width | 1.52 | 1.40–1.70 | In range | Corner to corner of the mouth, at rest, over nose width. |
| 20 | Face shape | Oval | oval, round, square, heart, diamond, oblong | In range | Slightly longer than wide, with a jaw a little narrower than the cheekbones. Most haircuts and frames suit it. |
How to get a truer reading
- Take three photos in the same spot and compare. Readings that agree are the ones to trust.
- Pull hair back from the forehead and jawline, and take off glasses, so the mesh can see the edges.
Ranges come from MediaPipe's average face and common proportion guides. "Below" or "above" is not better or worse; it only describes where one photo falls. This report is for curiosity, not medical or cosmetic advice.