Nature of Posing
Editorial portrait

Find your best side.

Then learn to pose.

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01 — FACE SCAN

Which side to give the camera

Turn and capture each side. Each photo is scored with the same face-landmark model — eyes, eyebrows, mouth, cheeks, jaw — then compared feature by feature to call which side is stronger, and why. It's a heuristic, not a professional or medical judgment.

Tap start to turn on the camera

LEFT

RIGHT

EXPRESSION

Your full feature-by-feature breakdown — eyes, eyebrows, mouth, cheeks, jaw, smile warmth, confidence and candid read — is ready.

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Comparisons are between the two photos you captured, not a mirror-split of one — so how far you actually turned in each shot matters. Turn a similar amount each side for a fair comparison.

THINGS NO ALGORITHM CAN SEE — CHECK THESE YOURSELF

  • Hair — parting, thickness or styling on each side isn't part of a face-landmark model
  • Skin — texture, blemishes or shine aren't measured here
  • Whether a photo was taken close-up — a lens under ~2ft away exaggerates whichever side faces it
  • How you actually feel in the photo — the expression read is a rough guess from muscle position, not real emotion recognition
Editorial portrait
02 — POSING GUIDE

Pose for the occasion

Pick the event, then tap what you want the photo to say. Matching tips move to the front.

Confident
Slimming
Candid
Dramatic
Approachable
Prototype build. Face-scan metrics are computed on-device from pixel brightness, contrast and edge detail — not a facial-recognition or beauty-rating model. The live scan uses MediaPipe's face-landmark tracking (loaded from a CDN) purely to detect head turn angle; no images or landmarks are uploaded anywhere. Posing tips are curated, not personalized.