Tool Comparison
Both are free AI face analysis tools. But there are major differences in privacy, depth, and what you actually get.
Choose RealSmile if you want specific, measurable facial metrics (not just a 1-10 score), privacy-first analysis where photos never leave your device, and no ads or upsells cluttering your results.
Choose AttractivenessTest.com if you just want a quick 1-10 attractiveness rating and don't mind ads or server-side processing.
| Feature | RealSmile | AttractivenessTest.com |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | 100% client-side — nothing uploaded | Photos uploaded to servers |
| Price | Free (premium $7.99) | Free (with ads) |
| Metrics | 10 specific facial metrics with scores | Overall score + basic categories |
| Looksmaxxing focus | Dedicated looksmax test with glow-up plan | General attractiveness + basic looksmax |
| Ads | No ads | Display ads throughout |
| Photo comparison | Yes — rank multiple photos | No — one photo at a time |
| Speed | ~5 seconds | ~5-10 seconds |
| Signup | No signup ever | Email required for some features |
| Mobile app | Web app (works on all devices) | Web only |
| AI previews | Coming soon | Yes (paid tier) |
AttractivenessTest.com processes your photos on their servers. That means your selfie travels across the internet, gets processed by their backend, and may be stored. Their looksmax report page (attractivenesstest.com/looksmax) follows the same pattern.
RealSmile uses face-api.js running entirely in your browser. The AI model loads once, then all analysis happens locally on your device. Open your browser's network tab while using RealSmile — you will see zero outbound requests with image data. This is verifiable, not just a marketing claim.
AttractivenessTest.com gives you a score and general categories. RealSmile's looksmaxxing test measures 10 named metrics: facial symmetry, canthal tilt, FWHR, jawline angle, midface ratio, eye spacing, nose proportion, lip ratio, facial thirds balance, and hunter eye index. Each metric gets a 0-100 score, percentile ranking, tier badge, and a specific explanation of what to improve.
This specificity matters because "you scored 6/10" is not actionable, but "your jawline angle is 142° (below average) — here are 3 ways to improve it" gives you something to work with.
10 facial metrics. Zero data collection. Free forever.