FaceIQ Labs asks for a front and a side photo, analyzes the side profile free, and puts the front-face metrics and improvement plan behind a paid plan whose price only appears after you upload. If what you want is the measured front-face analysis, you can get it free in your browser - drawn on your own photo, with a published percentile behind every number - and the side-profile analyzer is free too.
Short Answer
The best FaceIQ Labs alternative is one that measures the front face without a plan: our browser tools rate face shape, symmetry, attractiveness, jawline, canthal tilt and facial ratios free, and the optional full report is a one-time $17.49, not an annual charge. FaceIQ Labs is also not the "FaceIQ" phone app - different company, different prices.
| The Face Report | FaceIQ Labs | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free browser tools; optional full report $17.49 one-time (mini from $7.49) | Paid plan shown after you upload; at the time of writing reviews describe an annual charge around $120 taken up front where a monthly figure was expected |
| What's free | Real scores with no paywall - face shape, symmetry, attractiveness, jawline, canthal tilt, ratios, and a free side-profile analysis | Side-profile analysis is free at the time of writing; the front-face metrics and improvement plan sit behind the plan |
| Photos needed | One front-facing photo for the free tools; a side photo only for the profile tool | A front photo and a side photo to begin |
| Depth | Measured geometry drawn on your own photo, percentiles from 14,144 published scans, and a written report with styling recommendations | 100+ metrics grouped into harmony, angularity, dimorphism and health, with a personalized plan and change simulations |
| Platform | Any browser - phone, Android, desktop. Nothing to install, no account for free tools | Web app; you create an account to see results |
| Privacy | Free tools measure in your browser; uploaded photos are auto-deleted within 2 hours | Photos stored under its privacy policy to support the account-based plan |
FaceIQ Labs details reflect its public materials and customer reviews at the time of writing (September 2026) and may change; it does not publish a price list. FaceIQ Labs is a trademark of its owner; The Face Report is not affiliated with or endorsed by it.
FaceIQ Labs is the better fit if…
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Either way, treat any rating as a private baseline to improve from - our honest looksmaxxing guide covers what actually moves the needle. Weighing a different service? The same breakdown exists for Umax, Qoves, Areum and PFPMaker.
Partly. At the time of writing FaceIQ Labs offers its side-profile analysis free, and the front-face metrics and improvement plan require a paid plan whose price is shown after you upload. If you want the front-face measurements free, The Face Report's browser tools show face shape, symmetry, attractiveness, jawline, canthal tilt and facial ratios with no paywall, and the side-profile tool is free too.
It does not publish a price list on its landing page. At the time of writing, public customer reviews describe an annual charge in the region of $120 taken up front where a monthly figure around $10 was expected, and discount codes circulating on social media point to a recurring plan. Treat any figure as approximate until you see the checkout screen, and check whether it bills yearly.
Yes. The Face Report runs in your browser on any device: upload one front-facing photo and get measured scores in seconds, drawn on your own photo, with percentile bands from 14,144 published scans. The side-profile analyzer is also free. A written full report is an optional one-time purchase, not a subscription.
No. FaceIQ Labs (faceiqlabs.com) is a web-based analysis platform. 'FaceIQ - AI Face Rating' on the App Store and Google Play is a separate mobile app from a different developer with its own pricing. Reviews and prices for one are often quoted for the other, which is part of why the cost question is confusing.
Any photo tool - ours or theirs - measures the geometry visible in one image, which moves with camera height, distance, expression and lens. That makes it a repeatable baseline under matched conditions, not a clinical measurement. The honest check is whether a service shows you what it measured on your photo and where the number sits against real scans; a long list of metrics with no visible landmarks is harder to sanity-check, not more accurate.
A rating is only useful as a private baseline to improve from - not a verdict on your worth. The services that hold your results behind a plan, then sell a 'potential' morph, are built to keep you comparing. Whatever tool you use, keep the number private, act on the two or three changeable things it points at, and step back if it makes you more anxious rather than more confident.
Upload one front-facing photo and see your face shape, symmetry score and feature ratings in seconds - free, on any device, no account. Your photo is auto-deleted within 2 hours.
Analyze My Face FreeOne front photo, one side photo, nothing to subscribe to.
Attractiveness Score
FreeThe measured front-face scan FaceIQ Labs puts behind its plan - free, with published norms.
Side Profile Analyzer
FreeFacial convexity, bridge line and chin from one true side photo.
Facial Ratios
FreeThirds, fifths, fWHR and cheek-to-jaw width against percentile bands.
We Analyzed 15,447 Faces
The first-party data behind every percentile on this site.