Upload one photo and WannaModel scores 14 facial features — symmetry, jawline, proportions, eye area, skin — then ranks you against 2.4M analyzed faces. Runs in your browser, free, no signup. We publish exactly how the scoring works, including its limitations and biases.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built WannaModel because "could I be a model?" is a question people have
always asked mirrors and friends, and the tools that answer it are almost all
black boxes that charge you at the exact moment you're most curious.
How it works: upload one photo, the AI maps 50+ facial landmarks and scores 14
categories — symmetry, jawline definition, facial proportions, eye area, skin
clarity and more — then gives you a percentile against 2.4M analyzed faces.
Separate models for male and female faces, because the photographic conventions
differ measurably. It takes about three seconds and it's free with no signup.
The thing that changed most while building it was how much I wanted to say about
what the score *isn't*. A face score is a statement about a photograph, not a
person. It measures how closely one photo, in one light, at one angle, matches
patterns in modeling imagery. It does not measure beauty, and it doesn't predict
whether anyone finds you attractive. Lighting and camera distance move scores
more than most people expect — the same face can shift several points between
two photos taken minutes apart.
So we published our methodology — the training data, what the score does and
doesn't mean, and the biases the model inherits from an industry whose
conventions have historically been narrow:
https://www.wannamodel.org/metho...
That page exists because in this niche nobody publishes it, and I think being
the transparent one is worth more than another decimal place of accuracy.
Free, private (your photo is only ever visible to you, share cards show scores
only), and deletable at any time.
Would love your feedback — especially on where the scoring feels off. Happy to
answer anything about the model.