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Rate my dating profile
Choose 2–6 photos to compare their lighting, framing and sharpness. Get a score for each and a suggested order, free, without sending your photos anywhere.
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Drop your 2–6 photos.
The ones on your profile now, plus any you're considering. Each is scored on your phone — nine measurements — and ranked into the order the numbers suggest. Nothing leaves your device.
Free. The written review — the order argued, what each photo signals, what's missing, reshoot briefs — is $19 afterwards, if you want it.
Short answer
The free audit compares photographic quality across your set. It puts photos without major technical faults first, then sorts by score. It highlights problems such as backlighting, soft focus and a group photo that makes a poor opener. Check each app's crop preview yourself before saving.
What you get
A score out of ten for each photo, up to nine checks, a suggested order and flags for the problems to fix. Face-related checks depend on the browser being able to run the face model and detect a face. If you only want to check one picture, use the single-photo rating tool.
Private feedback before you post
Asking other people can help with context and first impressions. Start here if you want to check photo quality without sharing your pictures publicly. The free audit runs in your browser and does not require an account or email.
What it won't tell you
The free score does not understand your setting, decide which group member is you, or check whether the set repeats the same scene. It does not rate attractiveness, predict matches or review your bio. The optional written profile review ($19) covers photo selection, variety, reshoot suggestions and any bio you provide.
Example photo order
Four photos with different jobs
Our sample written review kept these four photos from a set of six, with crop suggestions for the later shots. The free audit ranks by photographic quality; the written review also considers setting, variety and the role of each photo. These are AI-generated demonstration images.
1. opener
Solo, front-lit, face at 14.3% of the frame, eyes near the lens, and a background that says where you were rather than nothing at all. The strongest one-second read you have.
2. full-body
Answers the full-body question immediately after the opener and doubles as the interest shot: pack, boots, ridge.
3. activity
Different setting, different distance, the best expression in the set, and props a stranger can ask about.
4. social
Proves the social life. Fourth is the right slot for it — never earlier, given your face is 1.5% of the frame uncropped.
The bathroom mirror photo and a repeat car portrait were removed. Read the reasons and reshoot suggestions.
Common questions
- Is this rating tool free?
- The photo scores and suggested order are free, with no account or email. You can compare 2–6 photos at a time. The optional written review costs $19.
- Do you keep my photos?
- The free audit keeps your photos on your device. If you choose to buy a written review, resized copies are saved temporarily in your browser and sent for analysis after payment. The privacy page explains that separate process.
- Does it rate my attractiveness?
- No. The free scores assess photographic quality, such as lighting, focus and framing. They do not measure attractiveness or predict how many matches you will get.
- How accurate is it?
- Scores combine pixel measurements with estimates from a face model. They help identify technical issues, but detection can be wrong and the weighting is a guide. A full-body or activity photo can be useful later in a profile even if it scores poorly as an opener.
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