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Rate my dating profile
Upload a photo and get a scored breakdown in about two seconds. No signup, no email, and the photo never leaves your device.
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Audit a dating photo
Nine measurements on framing, lighting, eye contact and sharpness. Runs on your phone — the photo never leaves it.
Short answer
Most rating tools score you. This one scores the photograph: how much of the frame your face fills, whether the light is in front of you or behind, whether your eyes are visible, how sharp the image is, and how it will crop in each app. Those are the things you can actually change.
What you get
A score out of ten, and nine individual measurements — each with what was measured, what it means, and what to do about it. The three weakest get flagged on the photo itself.
Why not just ask Reddit?
You can, and people do. The trouble with crowd feedback is that it's slow, it's dominated by whoever replies first, and it mostly tells you whether strangers find you attractive — which you can't act on. A mechanical audit tells you your face is 6% of the frame and you're backlit by two stops. That you can act on before lunch.
What it won't tell you
It can't judge context. It doesn't know that the fish is a cliché, that the shirt doesn't fit, or that you look like you gatecrashed a wedding. It measures the mechanics. For the context problems, the before-and-after gallery covers the twelve that come up most.
Common questions
- Is this rating tool free?
- Completely. No account, no email, no limit. It runs in your browser, so there's no server cost to pass on to you.
- Do you keep my photos?
- No. Analysis happens on your own device using an on-device face model. Nothing is uploaded or stored. Close the tab and it's gone.
- Does it rate my attractiveness?
- No. It scores the photograph — framing, lighting, focus, eye contact, crop — and makes no judgement about your face. That's a deliberate design decision, not a limitation.
- How accurate is it?
- The measurements themselves are exact: face-to-frame ratio, luminance, focus and head angle are computed from the pixels and the face landmarks. How much each one matters is a judgement based on what consistently sinks dating photos.
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