Looks · Hunter Eye Test
PricingDo you have hunter eyes?
Upload one clear photo and get your overall hunter-eye score, plus your full canthal tilt, upper eyelid exposure, orbital depth, almond ratio, and brow-to-eye distance breakdown, for free. Unlock the specific changes that would raise it for $4.99 - a launch offer (regular price $9.99).
- Free overall hunter-eye score and full 5-marker breakdown - no payment required
- Unlock the strengths & weaknesses behind each marker for $4.99 (launch offer, regular $9.99)
- Ranked improvements with realistic score impact and effort level
- Your potential score if you acted on them
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What are hunter eyes?
Hunter eyes are a look defined by five markers working together: positive canthal tilt, deep-set orbitals, low upper eyelid exposure, an almond eye shape, and a tight brow-to-eye distance. The combination reads as alert and predatory rather than tired or wide-eyed - the opposite look is often called "prey eyes." Most people show a mix of markers rather than all five at once.
What LooksMeter gives you beyond the score
Your overall score is free. A number alone doesn't tell you what to do next, though - the full report adds the per-marker breakdown and the specific changes most likely to move your score, ranked by realistic impact - plus access to our full appearance toolkit, all from the same engine.
The 5 hunter eye markers, explained
Canthal tilt
The angle of a line through the inner and outer eye corners. Positive tilt (outer corner higher) reads as more alert/hunter; negative tilt reads as more tired/prey.
Upper eyelid exposure (UEE)
How much of the eyelid is visible above the lash line when the eyes are open. Low UEE (hooded) reads as more hunter; high UEE reads as more prey.
Orbital depth
How far back the eyes sit in the skull. Deep-set (recessed) reads as more hunter; protruding reads as more prey.
Almond ratio
Overall eye shape. Elongated, almond-shaped eyes read as more hunter; rounder eyes read as more prey.
Brow-to-eye distance
The gap between the brow and the lash line. A tighter gap reads as more hunter; a wider gap reads as more prey.
Want the longer version? Read our full guides to hunter eyes and canthal tilt, including what actually changes without surgery.
What each hunter eye tier means
Strong prey
Minimal tilt, protruding orbitals, high lid exposure, round eyes, wide brow-to-eye gap.
Prey-leaning
Some markers present, but not consistently.
Average
No strong lean either way. Where most people fall.
Hunter-leaning
Most of the five markers clearly present.
Strong hunter
Positive tilt, deep-set orbitals, low lid exposure, almond shape, and tight brow-to-eye distance all present.
FAQ
Is the hunter eye score actually free?
Yes. Your overall score, tier, detection confidence, and full breakdown of all five markers are free, with no account or payment required. The strengths and weaknesses behind each marker, plus ranked improvements, are a one-time $4.99 launch-offer unlock (regular price $9.99).
What are hunter eyes?
Hunter eyes are a look defined by five markers working together: positive canthal tilt, deep-set (recessed) orbitals, low upper eyelid exposure, an almond (rather than round) eye shape, and a tight brow-to-eye distance. The combination reads as alert and predatory rather than tired or wide-eyed.
What do the marker breakdown numbers mean?
Each of the five markers (canthal tilt, upper eyelid exposure, orbital depth, almond ratio, brow-to-eye distance) is scored on the same 1.0-8.0 scale as your overall score - higher means that specific marker reads more hunter, lower means it reads more prey. They're independent reads, so most people show a mix rather than all five leaning the same way.
What photo gives the best result?
A sharp, well-lit, front-facing photo with a neutral expression, no glasses, and a direct forward gaze. Head tilt, shadows, downward gaze, or glasses all reduce accuracy - which is why every result includes a detection confidence score.
What does the confidence score mean?
It reflects how reliably the five markers could be read from your specific photo. If it's below 70%, retake the photo with better lighting and a more direct gaze before trusting the result.
Can I get hunter eyes naturally?
Bone structure (orbital depth, eye shape) can't be changed in adulthood, but a few things shift perception: keeping body fat lower sharpens the orbital socket and reduces lid puffiness, grooming brows downward with a slightly lower arch tightens brow-to-eye distance, and prioritizing sleep and hydration prevents undereye fluid retention from softening the look day to day.
Do I need to sign up?
No signup is needed for the free score or the paid report.
Is my photo kept private?
We don't store your photo at all - it's used in memory to generate your score and then discarded, and it's never sold or shared with advertisers. You can request deletion of your report record at any time.