Hi Product Hunt — I built Try Face Scale after noticing that most face-rating tools ask people to upload a sensitive portrait and then return a mystery decimal with no explanation. I wanted to test a more transparent approach. The photo and detected landmarks stay in the browser. The tool checks photo quality, calculates a versioned 0–100 geometry score, and then maps that result to a conservative range on the informal 1–8 PSL scale. Users can inspect the normalized measurements, reference centers, tolerances, confidence and model version instead of trusting a black box. The important limitation is stated throughout the product: PSL is an online community convention, not a scientific or medical measure of attractiveness. The result is designed for private exploration and measurement transparency, not as a verdict about a person. The complete tool is free and requires no account. I would especially value feedback on whether the distinction between the PSL estimate and geometry score is clear, and whether the privacy explanation is easy to understand before selecting a photo.

Try Face Scale

Private AI PSL scores with measurements you can inspect

Private AI PSL scores with measurements you can inspect