Facial Proportion ScoreScore ranges and what they mean

Overview

Facial Proportion Score aggregates symmetry, facial thirds balance, eye spacing, and nose-mouth ratios into a 0–100 harmony index. Most faces score 55–80 due to natural asymmetry and individual variation.

80–100 (Excellent)

Excellent proportion scores (80–100) indicate near-balanced facial thirds, high symmetry, and ratios within idealised ranges. These faces photograph harmoniously from most angles.

60–79 (Good)

Good proportion scores (60–79) reflect healthy facial balance with normal asymmetry. Most people fall here — distinctive features create character without disrupting overall harmony.

40–59 (Average)

Average proportion scores (40–59) may reflect pronounced asymmetry, extreme ratios, or photo conditions that distort landmarks. Camera angle is the most common fixable factor.

0–39 (Developing)

Developing proportion scores (0–39) usually indicate detection issues, extreme angles, or partial face visibility rather than actual facial structure problems.