FaceRater is a web based tool that analyzes a user submitted portrait and provides a face rating from 0 to 100, along with measurements and explanations of facial features. It is designed for clear, front facing photos and uses facial landmark detection to map 478 points. The site describes 26 readings across five facial regions, covering proportions, alignment, and other measurements. Its results are presented as estimates based on the submitted photo, rather than as definitive judgments of appearance. Users can upload a photo or take one with a camera, review a free initial result, and explore the measurements behind it. The site also offers a complete web report with a downloadable PDF, a shareable result card, six hairstyle concepts shown on the user’s photo, and a personal plan based on goals, time, and budget. The report and additional features are available through a one time payment, with no subscription listed. FaceRater can be used to inspect facial measurements, compare a new hairstyle or framing, or review other types of face analysis offered on the site. These include an outline estimate, comparisons of selected proportions with phi, interpretation of a PSL score against its named scale, checks of twelve left and right facial pairs, and measurements of eye corner angles. The site identifies Google AI Edge Face Landmarker for Web as its landmark detection technology; this supports facial landmark detection and is not itself a beauty scoring system.