Face rating report

Your face rating report

A Moggler Labs report turns one front-facing photo into a score out of 10 across four pillars, and shows every measurement behind it so you can see what is lifting or lowering the result.

The four pillars

Harmony is 33 proportions measured from landmarks on your face, such as the facial thirds, face width to height and canthal tilt. Angularity is how defined the cheekbones, jaw, chin, cheeks and under-chin look. Dimorphism is how masculine or feminine each region reads for the sex you choose. Features covers visible skin, hair, under-eye and eyelid condition, nose shape and symmetry. The four pillars guide explains each one.

How to read it

Each row shows your measured value, the range it is compared against and a score out of 10. Rows carry different weights, so one low row rarely moves the overall score much, and the pillar pages show which rows are pulling a pillar down. Next to the score is an estimated percentile, roughly where you would sit against a general population. Treat it as a ballpark. Understanding your scores covers the scale in detail.

What it can and can’t tell you

A report reflects one photo in one set of conditions: camera distance, lens, light and expression all move the numbers. It is an automated estimate for general interest, not medical, cosmetic or psychological advice. If a result looks wrong, see why your rating might look wrong.