Upload a photo and get your bilateral symmetry score. AI compares left and right landmarks across eyes, brows, and mouth — in seconds. Powered by MediaPipe. Completely private.
For entertainment purposes only. Symmetry scores are AI estimates of geometric balance and do not reflect worth or attractiveness.
Four landmark pair groups drive your bilateral symmetry score.
Inner and outer eye corner positions are compared left vs right — one of the most visible symmetry markers in photos.
Brow arch height and shape differences are measured — uneven brows amplify perceived asymmetry in still images.
Left and right mouth corner elevation is compared — expressive asymmetry is the type most people notice in selfies.
All pairs are measured relative to the vertical midline through your nose bridge — the reference axis for bilateral balance.
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Google MediaPipe maps 478 facial landmarks and compares matching left-right pairs — eye corners, eyebrow peaks, and mouth corners — relative to your facial midline. The deviation between sides is converted into a 0–100 symmetry score. Higher scores indicate greater bilateral balance.
Yes. Perfect bilateral symmetry is extraordinarily rare — virtually every human face shows measurable left-right differences. Most asymmetry is within the range observers do not consciously notice. Only pronounced asymmetry becomes a salient perceptual feature.
No. All analysis runs entirely inside your browser. Your photo is never uploaded to any server, never stored, and never shared.
A clear, front-facing photo with even lighting and a neutral or relaxed expression. Avoid extreme angles, heavy shadows, or head tilt — all of which can skew symmetry readings.
Symmetry has a modest positive effect on attractiveness ratings, but the effect is smaller than popular coverage suggests. Expression quality, eye engagement, and proportional harmony typically have larger impacts than structural symmetry alone.