How to read your rating breakdown
Last updated: April 2026
After a free AI face rating, you’ll usually see an overall score plus trait lines (jawline, eyes, skin, symmetry, etc.) and short explanations. Here’s a simple way to use that without spinning out.
Start with the spread
Look at which traits are highest vs. lowest. Big gaps tell you where the model saw contrast in your photo — not necessarily your “worst” feature in real life, but what dominated the image.
Overall vs. traits
The overall number is a summary. Traits are the why. If overall feels surprising, check whether one trait is dragging the average or whether lighting skewed one area (see selfie tips).
What to act on first
Pick one or two levers that are actually under your control: grooming, fitness, sleep, skincare basics, hairstyle — not surgery from an app screenshot. ChadMe is built for motivation and experimentation, not medical decisions.
Tracking over time
Compare new photos to old ones with similar setup. Progress is about trend, not a single point. That’s especially true for a PSL-style read where people expect blunt deltas over weeks, not minutes.