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The ratio list people post on looksmax forums, measured on 478 landmarks instead of a ruler on a screenshot. Thirteen ratios from one front-facing photo, each shown with the forum's ideal and, where one exists, the study behind it.
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How it is measured
Every ratio is computed the way the forum defines it: pupil centres for the eye span, alar base for nose width, the widest cheekbone points for face width, the mouth corners at rest, stomion for the lip split. Head roll is removed first. The hairline is estimated from the forehead landmarks, so the lower-to-full-face ratio is the softest number on the list.
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FAQ
Three of them have literature behind them: fWHR, canthal tilt and the cervicomental angle. The rest are conventions that circulate on forums. The tool shows the forum ideal next to each reading and says plainly where no study exists.
A ruler on a screenshot picks landmarks by eye and ignores head roll. The tool places 478 points, removes roll, and uses the same landmark every time, so two photos of the same face agree with each other.
Width ratios are bone and do not move in adults. Lip ratio moves with expression and posture. Chin-to-philtrum and lower-face ratios shift with the head tilt in the photo. Fat under the chin changes what the jaw line reads as. The app tracks the same numbers across rescans.
After the scan you can save a one-image summary of all thirteen readings to post or keep. It is drawn in your browser from the numbers on screen.
No. Everything runs in your browser.
A controlled scan, every reading against its ideal band, bone vs trainable, a plan, and a 3D model on Face ID iPhones.