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Browser-based facial-proportion study with a free preview and optional $9.99 full report.

About FacialHarmonyAI

FacialHarmonyAI is a browser-based tool that produces a facial-proportion study from a single front-facing photo. It detects facial landmarks and describes how features relate to each other, covering facial thirds, eye spacing, jaw and lower-face balance, symmetry and golden-ratio cues, with plain-language explanations rather than a single beauty score. The publisher positions it for people who want a private, structured view of their facial proportions to help choose hairstyles, frames, lighting and grooming, or to compare photos taken under more consistent lighting, distance and angle.

Landmark detection starts in the browser, and the publisher states that photos are not uploaded to its cloud for analysis. Structured report data is stored so a private report link can be reopened, a compressed photo is stored only if the user opts in, and reports can be permanently deleted. There are no public rankings or leaderboards.

A free preview shows a harmony band and photo confidence, photo quality feedback, one top strength and one refinement area. The optional full report costs $9.99 one-time with no subscription. According to the pricing page and homepage, it adds exact overall and category scores, about 30 frontal ratios, ratio explanations with visual evidence, detailed strengths and refinement areas, low-risk style and grooming ideas, a 30-day low-risk plan, and PDF export where available.

An analysis can be started without creating an account, and the site has English, Japanese and Chinese versions. The publisher describes the tool as informational and educational, not medical, psychological, cosmetic or surgical advice, and notes that lighting, camera angle and expression can change results. Minors are not allowed.

Pricing: Free preview; full report $9.99 one-time per report, no subscription

Pricing model: Freemium

Features

  • Free preview with harmony band, photo confidence, one top strength and one refinement area
  • Facial landmark detection starts in the browser; photos not uploaded to the cloud for analysis
  • Covers facial thirds, eye spacing, jaw and lower-face balance, symmetry and golden-ratio cues
  • Full report with exact overall and category scores and about 30 frontal ratios
  • Ratio explanations with visual evidence overlays
  • Low-risk style and grooming ideas plus a 30-day low-risk plan
  • Private report link that can be reopened or permanently deleted
  • Photo quality feedback; no public rankings or leaderboards

FAQs

Common questions about FacialHarmonyAI

Is FacialHarmonyAI free?
Partly. Running an analysis and viewing the free preview costs nothing. The preview includes a harmony band and photo confidence, photo quality feedback, one top strength and one refinement area. The full report is optional and costs $9.99 one-time with no subscription; each payment unlocks one full report. Payments are processed by Stripe.
What does the $9.99 full report include?
According to the pricing page, the full report adds exact overall and category scores, ratio explanations with visual evidence, detailed strengths and refinement areas, a 30-day low-risk plan, and a private report link that can be reopened or deleted. The homepage also lists about 30 frontal ratios, low-risk style and grooming ideas, and PDF export where available. A synthetic example report can be viewed before buying.
Is my photo uploaded to a server?
The publisher states that landmark detection starts in the browser and that photos are not uploaded to its cloud for analysis. Structured report data, including landmarks and report content, is stored so the private report link works. A compressed photo is sent to and stored on its servers only if the user ticks the optional save-photo box. Photos and scores are not made public or used for model training, and reports can be permanently deleted.
Do I need an account to use it?
No. The pricing page says analysis can be started without creating an account. The site has a sign-in option, and the privacy policy says an email address may be collected for access and receipts.
Is this a medical or cosmetic assessment?
No. The publisher describes FacialHarmonyAI as informational and educational. Its scores are algorithmic estimates based on facial landmark geometry, not medical, psychological, cosmetic or surgical advice. Suggestions are limited to grooming, styling, posture, photo technique and general skincare awareness. Results can vary with lighting, camera angle and expression.
What kind of photo works best?
The publisher recommends a sharp, front-facing photo of a single face with even lighting, a neutral expression and hair off the face, with no sunglasses, heavy filters or extreme angles. Users must have the right to use the photo, and photos of minors are not allowed.