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Mog Battle: who wins the 1v1 face-off?
Drop your photo and a friend's. We measure five facial geometry metrics on each face, score every round head-to-head and crown a winner.
- Symmetry, canthal tilt, fWHR, jaw-to-cheek and thirds balance, round by round
- Harmony index (0-100) with a documented, transparent weighting
- Downloadable 1080 x 1350 MOG BATTLE share card for Stories and group chats
For a fair fight, use the same camera, eye level, arm's length and even light.
How each round is scored
Every metric is converted to a 0-100 sub-score against a reference band. The higher sub-score wins the round, and a gap under half a point is a tie. The Harmony index is the weighted blend and only breaks a level round count.
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Get the five-metric reference bands and the fair-photo checklist for your next rematch.
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Go deeper than a 1v1
Go beyond five ratios: a calibrated AI read across Harmony, Dimorphism, Angularity and Feature Balance.
Zoom into the symmetry round with a full left-right breakdown and mirrored half-face previews.
Your strict PSL Score (0.25-8.0), tier and 4-pillar breakdown plus the 1-10 Face Score and 50+ measurements.
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FAQ
What is a Mog Battle?
A Mog Battle is a playful 1v1 geometry face-off between you and a friend. Upload one front-facing photo per player and LooksMeter measures five facial geometry metrics on each face: bilateral symmetry, canthal tilt, fWHR, jaw-to-cheek ratio and facial thirds balance. Each metric is one round, and whoever scores closer to the reference band wins that round.
How is the Harmony index calculated?
Each of the five metrics is converted into a 0-100 sub-score against a reference band. The Harmony index is a weighted blend: symmetry 30%, facial thirds balance 20%, fWHR 20%, canthal tilt 15% and jaw-to-cheek ratio 15%. It is a geometry summary only, not an attractiveness score and not a PSL rating.
Why did the result change when we retook the photos?
Photo angle, lens distance and lighting all move measured facial geometry. A close selfie lens widens the nose and narrows the face, tilting the chin up or down shifts vertical ratios like fWHR and thirds, and a turned head lowers measured symmetry. For a fair battle, both players should use the same camera, arm's length or further, eye-level, neutral expression and even light.
Does losing a Mog Battle mean I am less attractive?
No. This tool compares five ratios from two 2D photos. It ignores skin, hair, grooming, style, expression, body, voice and personality, which all matter far more in real life. Treat it as a fun comparison of facial geometry, never as a measure of anyone's worth.
How do I get a deeper read than a 1v1 battle?
The PSL Score tool gives a calibrated AI read across harmony, dimorphism, angularity and feature balance. The Face Report (our flagship report) goes further with your strict PSL Score, a 4-pillar breakdown, 50+ measurements, face shape, colour season and a ranked action plan.