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The looksmaxxing app that tells you what to fix first

Last updated: October 2026

A looksmaxxing app takes a selfie and turns it into a rating you can act on: a score, the traits behind it, and the order in which to work on them. ChadMe does exactly that. One front-facing photo gives you a 1-10 chad score, a score for each trait, a written explanation of what is helping or hurting the result, and your potential: how far the fixable parts could take you.

If you only want to see where you stand before installing anything, the free PSL score test measures your face in your browser and places you on the PSL scale, from normie to chadlite to chad. Nothing is uploaded.

What a good looksmaxxing app should do

• Rate on a scale you can read. A 1-10 score for everyday use and the stricter PSL scale for comparing with what the looksmax community posts.
• Break the face into traits. One number does not tell you what to change. Jawline, eyes, skin, hair, harmony and symmetry each move for different reasons.
• Separate bone from the fixable parts. Body fat, skin, hair, grooming and the photo itself are worth working on. Skull shape is not, and an honest app says so.
• Give an order of fixes. The biggest fixable trait first, then the next. That order is what turns a rating into a glow up.
• Let you retest under the same conditions. Same light, same distance, same angle, so a change in score is a change in you, not in the camera.

What ChadMe gives you

You can try a free rating before paying for anything. The free rating is the right place to start if you only want a baseline; the full breakdown and the plan are where the app earns its place on your phone.

Rate your face in the ChadMe app

One selfie: a 1-10 score, six trait scores, your potential and what to fix first.

Try the free PSL test first

Free looksmaxxing tools you can use right now

These run in your browser from one photo and need no account. They measure geometry, the part a ruler can see, and they are a quick way to understand a single trait before you get the full rating.

• PSL score test: your PSL rating and tier from symmetry, facial thirds, facial fifths and golden ratio.
• Chadlite test: the same measurement framed around the question everyone asks, chad, chadlite or normie.
• AI attractiveness test: a 1-10 score from the same landmarks.
• Hunter eyes test and canthal tilt test for the eye area.
• Jawline test and face symmetry test for the lower third and balance.

How to get an accurate rating

• Camera at eye level, at arm's length or further. A low camera lengthens the chin and widens the jaw; a high camera shrinks them.
• Even light from the front. A window behind you or a lamp above you puts shadows exactly where the landmarks are.
• Face the camera straight on with a neutral expression, mouth closed, hair off the forehead.
• No filters, no beauty mode, no crop that cuts the chin or the ears.
• Use the same setup when you compare two photos. Different setups produce different numbers on the same face.

Comparing looksmaxxing apps

Several apps rate faces now, and they differ in what they score, what is free and how much they explain. The side by side comparison, with prices and what each one does well, is in the best AI face rating apps of 2026. Whichever you pick, judge it by the written breakdown, not by the number alone.

What an app cannot tell you

Every rating is a reading of one photo. Lighting, camera height, lens, expression and a bad hair day all move it. The score describes how a face reads in a picture; it is not a measure of your worth and it does not predict how people who know you see you. Use it to choose what to work on, retest under the same conditions, and skip anything extreme. If tracking your looks starts making you feel worse instead of better, step back from it.

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