LOOKSMETER · COMPARISON
Looking for a FaceKit alternative?
FaceKit is a face analysis app in the looksmaxxing space. LooksMeter is the browser version of that idea: one photo gives you a free PSL score, the measured geometry behind it and a set of single-feature tools.
What sits under the score
A score answers one question: where do I stand. The layer underneath explains why. It is the set of measurements and feature reads behind the number.
That is how LooksMeter is organised. The PSL score is the headline. Under it sit the ratios measured from your own landmarks and a separate tool for each area of the face, so you can go from the overall number to the one feature that is moving it.
How LooksMeter compares
Here is what you get, starting with what is free:
A free PSL score with context
Overall score on the 0.25-8.0 scale, tier, population percentile and four category scores. Free on your first scan with no account.
Ratios measured from your own face
Canthal tilt, facial width-to-height, midface ratio and facial thirds are computed in your browser from mapped landmarks.
One tool per feature
Jawline, hunter eyes, symmetry, hairline, eyebrows, skin and side profile each have their own analyzer with a free first scan.
Stable scores
The same image always returns the same result. A new photo of the same person is anchored to the earlier read.
A written report when you want depth
The optional full report explains what lifts and what holds back each category and ranks the changes worth making with effort and timeframe.
49 tools in the browser
Everything runs on phone or desktop without an install. You can add the site to your home screen if you want it to behave like an app.
Where to start
If you want the overall verdict, start with the PSL Score. If you came for the numbers, open Facial Ratios first and read the PSL score second. Both are free on the first scan.
Frequently asked
Is LooksMeter a good alternative to FaceKit?
If you want face analysis in the browser, yes. FaceKit is a face analysis app in the looksmaxxing space. LooksMeter covers the same ground in the browser: a free PSL score with tier and percentile, measured facial ratios and separate tools for the jawline, eye area, symmetry, hairline and skin.
Which facial measurements does LooksMeter give me?
Your browser maps facial landmarks and works out ratios and angles from them, including canthal tilt, facial width-to-height, midface ratio and facial thirds. The Facial Ratios tool shows those numbers on their own, free.
Is it free?
Your first scan on every tool is free and needs no account. The free result includes the overall score, tier, percentile and category breakdown. The full written report behind a score is an optional paid unlock.
Is there a subscription?
Not for a single report. Each report is a one-time purchase that stays in your account. Monthly passes exist for people who scan often, but nothing requires one.
Does the same photo always get the same score?
Yes. The same image returns the same result. A new photo of the same person is anchored to the earlier read so the score cannot swing widely from one upload to the next.
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Related tools & guides
Free PSL Score
Score, tier, percentile and 4-category breakdown from one photo
Facial Ratios
Canthal tilt, width-to-height, midface ratio and facial thirds, measured on your device
fWHR and midface ratio, explained
What the main facial ratios mean and how they are measured
Jawline Analyzer
A separate read of the lower third
A LooksMax AI alternative
The same comparison for another face rating app
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This page is general information about facial aesthetics terminology, not medical or cosmetic advice. Scores from our tools are calibrated reads of one photo that describe presentation, never your worth.