Introducing the New Faceloria Face Report: Landmark Map, Explained Measurements, and PDF Export
The Faceloria face report now shows exactly what was measured with a landmark face map, explains every measurement in plain language, and exports to a printable PDF.
We have rebuilt the Faceloria face report around a simple idea: a face analysis should not just hand you numbers — it should show you where those numbers came from and what they mean. Today we are rolling out three changes that do exactly that.
1. A landmark face map you can see
The biggest complaint with face analysis has always been trust. How did the software know your eye width? Where did that ratio come from?
The new report answers that directly. Your photo is now overlaid with a face map that marks every landmark the analysis detected — your eye corners, nose base, chin tip, cheekbones, and brow edges. You can see exactly which points produced each measurement. When you can verify what was measured, the report stops being a black box.
2. Every measurement explained in plain language
Raw numbers are only useful if you can interpret them. The updated report adds a plain-language explanation to each measurement, so instead of a bare figure you get the context:
- What the number describes — which parts of your face it comes from.
- How it compares — whether it sits near or away from the reference.
- What it means practically — for styling, grooming, and understanding your features.
The goal is a report you can actually use in a conversation with a stylist or consultant, not a spreadsheet you have to decode.
3. Export your report as a printable PDF
Your analysis should travel with you. You can now export the full report — measurements, explanations, and face map — as a printable PDF. Bring it to a barber appointment, an eyewear fitting, or a consultation, and your facial geometry is right there in one document.
Built on our free tools
The report pulls together the measurements that power our individual face tools: face shape, ratios, symmetry, canthal tilt, and feature-level notes. Run any of them on their own, or get the complete picture in one report.
The new face report is available now — upload a clean, front-facing photo to see your landmark map and full analysis. For the best results, follow our guide to taking a great analysis photo.
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