PSL Rating is a browser-based AI face-rating tool that converts one front-facing photo into a PSL tier, a 0–8 score, a 1–10 rating, an approximate percentile and a written report on what to change.
What is PSL Rating?
PSL Rating is an AI face-analysis web app: you upload one front-facing photo (JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC) and optionally a side-profile shot, and it returns a tier code, a score on the 0–8 PSL scale, a 1–10 conversion and an approximate percentile. It runs in a browser on desktop or phone, uses Google sign-in for the first free rating, and labels every result an AI estimate for entertainment and self-improvement rather than medical advice.
What makes PSL Rating stand out?
- PSL tier output — results map to tier codes: for men LTN, MTN, HTN, Chadlite, Chad and True Adam; for women LTB, MTB, HTB, Stacylite, Stacy and True Eve, each shown with a 0–8 score, a 1–10 score and a percentile.
- Browser-side photo check — before a rating is produced, the browser checks light, sharpness and angle so you can retake the shot instead of submitting a bad one.
- Free parts of the report — score, sub-tier range, percentile, main limiter, eight dimensions, a Roast and a photo-free share card cost nothing.
- Unlocked report sections — regional comments on the eye area, midface and lower third, a Softmax and Hardmax upgrade path with estimated lifts, three potential tiers, three hairstyle picks with barber wording, glasses/facial-hair/skincare suggestions, six AI previews placed beside your original photo, and a 30-day plus 90-day checklist.
- Side profile and PDF — an optional side photo adds chin and gonial angle estimates, and the report can be downloaded as a PDF.
- In-browser measurement lines — facial thirds, eye spacing and canthal tilt are drawn over your own photo inside the browser.
- No photos stored on the site's servers — the photo is sent to a third-party AI provider that processes it during that request; the page states it is not saved on the site's servers or logs.
- 19 standalone free face tools — including canthal tilt in degrees, FWHR, midface ratio, facial thirds, pupillary distance, symmetry scoring, face shape detection, jawline rating and a true-mirror photo flip.
Who should use PSL Rating?
- People curious about the PSL scale: upload one front photo and get a tier, a 0–8 score and a percentile without learning forum jargon first.
- Looksmaxxing hobbyists: read the main limiter, regional comments and the Softmax/Hardmax upgrade path with estimated lifts per change.
- Anyone deciding on a haircut or grooming change: pull the face shape, three requested hairstyles and styles to avoid, plus glasses and skincare suggestions.
- Women wanting equivalent results: switch the Women theme on to get TB tiers and advice written for those tiers.
Use cases
- Dating-profile photos: run a clear front shot to get an angle, distance and lighting checklist, then compare a new photo against the same setup using the site's photo guide.
- Tracking change over time: re-rate after a haircut, body-fat change, brow grooming or skincare routine, since the site uses one 0–8 scale so matching photos compare fairly.
- Hair and glasses shopping: use the report's face-shape read and hairstyle picks as the wording to give a barber, plus frames suited to your shape.
- Sharing a result: export the free share card sized for Story or Reddit, or the PDF for the full report.
How does PSL Rating work?
- Upload a front photo at arm's length, eye level, in good light; add a side profile if you want profile estimates.
- The browser runs an instant photo check on light, sharpness and angle.
- Sign in with Google to see the free rating: tier, scores, percentile, main limiter and eight dimensions.
- Unlock one credit for regional comments, the upgrade path, side analysis and the PDF; reports stay in your account.
Pricing
Freemium. The first rating is free with Google sign-in; afterwards each rating costs 1 credit. The full report is a one-time $2.99, or 5 reports for $9.99. The website is for users aged 18 and over, and the photo must be your own.
Alternatives
Photofeeler, which uses crowd-sourced human voters rather than an AI model, and standalone single-metric face calculators for measurements such as canthal tilt or FWHR.
FAQ
Is PSL Rating free?
The first rating is free after signing in with Google. After that each rating uses 1 credit, and a full report costs a one-time $2.99, or 5 for $9.99. Regional comments, the upgrade path, optional side-profile analysis and the PDF require a credit; the score, main limiter, dimensions, Roast and share card do not.
Are my photos stored?
No. To build the report your photo is sent to a third-party AI provider that processes it during that request; the site states it is not saved on its servers or in logs. Google Analytics cookies count visits only and never include your photo or score.
How accurate is an AI PSL rating?
It is an estimate. Accuracy depends on the photo: a clear front shot, phone held at arm's length at eye level in good light works best. The report gives a range and lists what your photo cannot show, so you can judge how much weight to give it.
Does the PSL rating work for women?
Yes. Women receive TB tiers (LTB, MTB, HTB, Stacylite, Stacy, True Eve) instead of the male TN tiers, with tier-appropriate advice. There is no universally agreed PSL-to-1–10 conversion; this site maps PSL 4 to 5/10 and PSL 8 to 10/10.
Why do I get different scores from different photos?
Lighting, distance and angle change how a face reads — dim light can raise a score by hiding skin texture. The site recommends using the same setup each time, following its how-to-take-a-photo-for-rating guide. Ratings are for entertainment and self-improvement, not medical advice; consult a qualified professional before any procedure.
