Normalize pose
The eye line is leveled before left-right differences are calculated.
Free face symmetry test
Compare pose-adjusted eye, cheek, nose, mouth and jaw landmarks. The analysis runs locally and explains what the symmetry index can—and cannot—mean.
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We map geometry on your device. Your photo is not sent to our server for the free preview.
What this tool measures
Raw selfie symmetry is easily distorted by head tilt. The analyzer levels the eye line, estimates a center axis, and compares paired landmark distances and vertical alignment.
Natural faces are not perfectly mirrored. Expression, lighting and perspective all create visible differences, so the index is designed as a repeatable photo measurement—not a standard of worth.
How to read the result
The eye line is leveled before left-right differences are calculated.
Small asymmetries are common and often contribute to recognizability.
Use the same camera distance, lens and expression for comparisons.
Common questions
It means the selected landmark pairs were more closely aligned after basic pose correction in that photo.
Camera distance, expression, light direction and head angle can all move visible landmarks.
No. It is an entertainment and styling measurement, not a medical or dental assessment.
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