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Face Analysis

Share one photo of your face and we’ll read your face shape and overall proportions, then describe them the way traditional face reading would. It’s just for fun, not a judgment of your character or future.

Tips for a good photo

Your photo is analyzed inside this browser and is never sent to our server.

  • Face the camera straight on, in good light.
  • Get close enough that your face fills about half the frame.
  • Keep glasses, hats and hair away from your face if you can.
  • If the camera doesn’t work, tap “Upload a photo” and pick one from your gallery.
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Technical details for troubleshooting. You don’t need to change anything here.

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Face detection: on-device TFJS models first (MediaPipe Face Detector, then FaceMesh); the browser FaceDetector is used only if both fail.

How the face reading works

The page finds the eyes, nose, mouth and jaw in your photo, measures proportions and left-right balance, and turns those numbers into light-hearted lines from traditional East Asian face reading. A face cannot tell your personality or fortune; enjoy it as a game.

Step by step

  1. 01

    Choose a photo or use the camera

    Upload one front-facing photo, or allow the camera and take one. The camera turns off when you leave this screen.

  2. 02

    Find the face

    A face-finding model is downloaded to your browser and runs on this device. The points it finds are drawn on the photo.

  3. 03

    A reading from measurements

    Only what was actually measured goes into the reading; anything the photo did not show clearly is left out.

Your photo goes nowhere

Photos and camera frames are analyzed only in this browser and are never uploaded or stored on a server.

Frequently asked questions

It says no face was found.
Face the camera in good light, with your face filling about half the width of the photo and not covered by glasses, a hat or hair.
Why do two photos of me read differently?
Angle, light and expression change the measured proportions. It is for fun, so no single photo is the "right" one.

How to use this content

  • This page is reference content for self-understanding and light interpretation, not a diagnostic or evaluative tool.
  • It should not replace medical, legal, financial, or hiring decisions, and important choices need stronger evidence than a self-test.
  • Use the result for reflection or entertainment only, and seek professional support first when distress or risk is involved.
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