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About FaceRating.ai
FaceRating.ai is a free, AI-powered face-analysis platform. Upload one selfie and its computer-vision models return an objective attractiveness score out of 10 across 13 facial features, your closest celebrity look-alike, AI hairstyle previews, an outfit rating, and a personalized glow-up plan.
It launched as a ChatGPT app — “Face Rating & Celebrity Lookalike AI” — that has since passed 1 million conversations, and has completed more than 23,000 analyses on the web. It is built by RL Enterprise and is privacy-first: anonymous photos are analyzed in real time, never sold, and never used to train models.
Fast facts
- CategoryAI facial analysis
- MakerRL Enterprise
- FounderRobbie Andrew
- PricingFree (1 scan/day) · Premium $9.99 · Glowing $19.99
- Also onChatGPT app (1M+ conversations)
- Data windowNov 2025 – Jul 2026
By the numbers
Original, citeable statistics from FaceRating.ai’s own aggregate, anonymized data. Please attribute to FaceRating.ai with a link.
Attractiveness scores
from 23,714 analyses
- •The average AI face rating is 5.96 / 10 (median 5.3).
- •Only about 1 in 4 people (24%) score 7 or higher.
- •Just 0.4% score a 9 or higher.
- •The average “potential” score is 7.24 — a typical gap of 1.28 points to reach it.
Symmetry & golden ratio
from 23,714 analyses
- •Mean facial symmetry is 6.03 / 10; only 13.2% of faces score 8 or above.
- •Average golden-ratio compliance is 78.3% — no real face reaches a “perfect” 1.618.
- •The highest compliance recorded is 96%.
Celebrity look-alikes
from 71,031 matches across 3,007 celebrities
- •The most-matched celebrity is Dev Patel (3,795 matches).
- •Timothée Chalamet (3,448 total matches) is the most common #1 match — the closest resemblance for 2,212 people.
- •Matches were drawn from 23,709 analyses across 3,007 unique celebrities.
Average score by facial feature
The 12 individually scored features that make up the 13-point analysis.
| Feature | Average (/10) |
|---|---|
| Eyes | 6.32 |
| Eyebrows | 6.25 |
| Lips | 6.04 |
| Symmetry | 6.03 |
| Bone structure | 6.02 |
| Jaw | 5.99 |
| Facial harmony | 5.98 |
| Cheeks | 5.83 |
| Chin | 5.80 |
| Forehead | 5.80 |
| Skin | 5.77 |
| Nose | 5.74 |
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“We AI-rated 23,714 faces — the average is a 5.96/10”
A data-backed reality check against the "everyone online is a 10" effect: the full distribution, percentiles, and what a score actually means.
See the data →“The celebrity people resemble most is Dev Patel”
From 71,031 AI look-alike matches: the full ranking of the most-matched celebrities and who scores the strongest resemblance.
See the data →“Nobody has a "perfect" face”
Golden-ratio compliance averages 78.3% and tops out at 96% — the data behind why mathematical "perfection" is a myth.
See the data →“The looksmaxxing counterpoint”
As paid "rate my face" apps trend, a free, privacy-first tool and real aggregate data offer a sober, on-the-record counterweight.
See the data →Quotable lines
On-the-record and ready to use — attribute to Robbie Andrew, founder of FaceRating.ai.
“The internet convinces people that everyone is a 10. Our data says the average face is a 5.96 — and that is completely, reassuringly normal.”
— Robbie Andrew, Founder
“No real face hits a perfect golden ratio. Compliance averages 78%, and the most attractive faces are not the mathematically "perfect" ones — they are the harmonious ones.”
— Robbie Andrew, Founder
“People are fascinated to learn they resemble a celebrity. Across more than 71,000 matches, Dev Patel comes up more than anyone else.”
— Robbie Andrew, Founder
About the data
All figures are aggregated from 23,714 completed face analyses performed on FaceRating.ai between November 2025 and July 2026. Data is anonymized and reported only in aggregate — no individual images or identities are shared.
Scores are geometric measures of proportion and symmetry, intended for entertainment and educational purposes — not a judgment of human worth, and not medical or psychological advice.