Get Your Photo Rated by Real People

Get your Human Score — free.

You have your AI score. Do real people agree? Real people rate your photo 1–10 and you see the two verdicts side by side — the AI says Face Score 71, humans say 6.8/10, on one card.

Start — takes 60 seconds ↓

Contribute a photo, unlock an extra metric on your scan results once it's approved, free. Every photo and vote makes the score more honest.

Picking a dating photo? Get it rated by real people before it goes on your profile — the honest gut-check a mirror can't give.

Example

Sample photo used to illustrate how scoring looks

Prediction vs ProofBeta

Our AI predicted your Face Score. Real people confirm it by rating the same photo — see how close.

AI predicted

71st

sample photo · Face Score percentile

Real people rated

6.8 /10

avg of 23 real votes · 1–10 scale

AI 71

6.8×10

lowersame 0–100 bandhigher

The crowd rated you a touch lower. Real people rated this photo 0.3 lower than the AI's prediction (6.8/10 vs 71/99).

Two honest scales, shown as-is — the AI predicts a Face Score percentile (0–99), real people vote 1–10. The band above lines them up; neither number is converted.

Vote breakdown — how the 23 votes split

1score10

Illustration with example numbers — not a real user's result.

1. Upload + consent

18+ only, explicit opt-in, and every photo is screened before it enters the rating pool — an automated content and apparent-age check, with anything it flags held for human review.

2. Get voted

Real users rate your photo 1–10 — numbers only. Want to vote first? Rate photos →

3. Head-to-head

At 5+ votes your Human Score lands next to your AI score — two verdicts, one photo.

Crowd-vote services sell credits per photo test. Here it's free: you vote, you get voted. Numbers only — no comment section, no toxicity. Full comparison →

Moderated before entering the pool

Numbers only — never comments

Pause voting or delete anytime

Stored only with your explicit consent

Most photos pass 100 ratings within two to three weeks.

Unlike the free scan (which keeps nothing unless you choose to save it), submitting here uploads and STORES this photo on our servers until you delete it. You can delete it anytime on the contribute page.

Every metric your scan supports (typically 15 of 17), which you can change and which are set by bone, a plan for any under 70, and a PDF. One-time, $14.99.

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Start — takes 60 seconds

Your photo (JPEG or PNG)

Compressed in your browser to max 800px before upload.

Used only to show you your results and honor deletion — no marketing without a separate opt-in.

We'll email you the moment 5 people have rated you — then you'll see your preliminary Human Score, and it firms up as more rate.

The rating pool is 18+ only. Every photo is age-checked automatically — a photo that reads as clearly under 18 is rejected and the image is deleted, not stored, and a photo near the line is held back until a person has checked it.

Show my photo to other RealSmile users so they can rate it 1–10. The average of those ratings becomes my Human Score. (required)Use my photo and its ratings to train future scoring models. Every contributed photo helps make RealSmile's scoring more accurate — we publish our accuracy openly at /research-base. Withdraw anytime. Optional — being rated works without this.

Your reward is the same whether or not you check this — it only affects model training, never what you get back.

I am 18 or older and this is a photo of me. (required)

Every photo is screened before it enters the rating pool, and anything the screen flags is held for a human. You stay in control after that: pause voting whenever you like (your photo is hidden from voters, your votes and score are kept) or delete everything — the image is wiped immediately.

Deleting your photo won’t remove any credits or status you’ve earned — they’re yours to keep.

What happens to your photo

It is screened before it ever appears — an automated content and apparent-age check runs before it enters the rating pool, and anything flagged is held until a person has checked it.
Real people rate it 1–10, one tap each. Numbers only: there are no comments anywhere on RealSmile, by design.
The average becomes your Human Score, shown once enough people have rated it. Raters stay anonymous, and so do you.

Can you remove it later?

Yes — you can pause or delete your photo at any time from this page, and deletion is immediate and permanent. You never need to give a reason.

Does it cost anything?

No. Contributing a photo and receiving a Human Score are both free. It is a separate, human answer to the instant AI scan — useful precisely because the two do not always agree.

Getting your photo rated: common questions

Who can submit a photo for human ratings?

Adults aged 18 or over can volunteer their own photo. You must explicitly agree to show it to the rating community. An automated content and apparent-age screen runs before it enters the pool; anything flagged is held for a person to review.

Do I need to pay or vote to get rated?

No. Submitting a photo and receiving its Human Score are free. Voting on other photos is optional, and there is no paid credit pack or vote quota to reveal your score.

When will I see my Human Score?

The preliminary average appears after 5 real votes and is labeled stable at 10. Those labels are display thresholds, not a promise of certainty. Ratings depend on community activity, so there is no guaranteed turnaround.

Can I remove my photo and ratings?

Yes. Use the management controls on this page to pause your photo or permanently delete the contribution and its votes. You do not need to give a reason. The private management link or account access is for you; it is not a public results page.

Is model-training consent required?

No. Permission for community rating and permission for model training are separate choices. Training consent is optional. Your submitted photo is shown to raters, so it is not a private AI-only upload.

Read how Human Score is calculated, including vote-count limits, privacy, and the difference from an AI percentile.