Read the definition
Every number identifies exactly which two visible distances are compared.
Free facial ratios calculator
Turn 478 local landmarks into readable length, width, eye-spacing, midface and lower-face relationships—without uploading the photo.
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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
Pixel distances alone change when an image is cropped or resized. Dividing one facial distance by another creates a ratio that can remain more stable across similar front-facing photographs.
The calculator uses cheekbone width, visible face length, eye width, nose width, mouth width and chin-to-nose length. It reports values rather than pretending every face should fit a narrow ideal range.
How to read the result
Every number identifies exactly which two visible distances are compared.
Use a front-facing, eye-level camera to reduce perspective distortion.
Small decimal changes between casual selfies are usually not meaningful.
Common questions
No. They are dimensionless relationships calculated from normalized image landmarks.
You can compare definitions, but camera and pose differences may be larger than the facial difference you are trying to observe.
The free tool does not send or save the photo or measurements. Paid reports are saved for 30 days so the buyer can download them.
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