Free AI PSL Rating: Rate Your Face on the 0–8 Scale
Upload one photo and get a PSL score from 0 to 8, the tier it lands in, and a breakdown across eight facial axes. Photo-based — no live video chat, no strangers, and your photo isn’t stored by us.
Updated November 14, 2026
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For a fair read: soft front light, eye level, neutral expression, no filters.
How the AI PSL rating works
PSL is a rating convention from looksmaxxing communities: a 0–8 scale where about 4 is the everyday average and each step up gets rarer. Mog Omegle looks at one photo, scores the face on eight criteria from 0 to 8, then blends them into an overall PSL with fixed weights.
| Axis | What it looks at | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Symmetry | Left–right balance of eyes, brows, cheekbones, jaw and lip corners. | 18% |
| Harmony | How well the features work together as a whole, beyond raw ratios. | 14% |
| Proportions | Facial thirds, eye spacing, nose and mouth width, chin–jaw balance. | 14% |
| Skin quality | Tone, clarity and texture; puffiness versus lean definition. | 12% |
| Facial structure | Underlying bone: jaw angle, cheekbones, brow ridge, chin projection. | 10% |
| Averageness | Closeness to population-mean proportions; absence of extreme outliers. | 12% |
| Sexual dimorphism | Sex-typical traits, moderated by culture. | 12% |
| Memorable features | Standout positives such as eyes, cheekbones or lips. | 8% |
- What it looks at
- Left–right balance of eyes, brows, cheekbones, jaw and lip corners.
- Weight
- 18%
- What it looks at
- How well the features work together as a whole, beyond raw ratios.
- Weight
- 14%
- What it looks at
- Facial thirds, eye spacing, nose and mouth width, chin–jaw balance.
- Weight
- 14%
- What it looks at
- Tone, clarity and texture; puffiness versus lean definition.
- Weight
- 12%
- What it looks at
- Underlying bone: jaw angle, cheekbones, brow ridge, chin projection.
- Weight
- 10%
- What it looks at
- Closeness to population-mean proportions; absence of extreme outliers.
- Weight
- 12%
- What it looks at
- Sex-typical traits, moderated by culture.
- Weight
- 12%
- What it looks at
- Standout positives such as eyes, cheekbones or lips.
- Weight
- 8%
The overall score is a weighted average, so one weak axis pulls the total down without sinking it. The result is mapped to a tier — from Sub-3 to True Adam — using the ladder on the PSL scale chart.
What you get
- A PSL score from 0 to 8, to one decimal.
- Your tier and where you sit on the ladder.
- An eight-axis radar and bars, so you can see which axes lift or drag the total.
- A one-line verdict — Scientific (direct) or Roast (jokes, same math).
- A share card with your photo, tier and radar, or a challenge link that carries only your score.
How to get a fair rating
- Soft, even front light. A window in front of you beats overhead light, which carves shadows into the face.
- Camera at eye level, about an arm’s length away. Wide-angle phone lenses used up close stretch the nose and midface.
- Neutral expression. Mouth relaxed, eyes open, looking at the lens.
- No filters or beauty mode, sunglasses, hats or masks.
- Hair off the forehead and ears if you can — the model needs to see the outline of the face.
- Try two or three photos. The same face scores differently in different light and angles; the spread tells you more than any single number.
What a PSL rating can’t tell you
Privacy
Your photo is sent to an AI model to produce the score and is not stored by Mog Omegle. If you’re signed in, only the result (scores and text) is kept in your history. You must be 18+ and have the right to use the photo, and photos that appear to show a minor are not scored. Read the privacy policy for the details.
PSL rating FAQ
Is the AI PSL rating free?
To try it, yes. Your first rating is free, and new accounts get 20 credits — enough for two ratings at 10 credits each. More credits are available on the pricing page.
What is a good PSL score?
On this scale 4.0 is average, 5.5 and above is clearly above average, and 7.0 and above is elite. Most people land between 3.5 and 5.5, so a 5.0 is a perfectly good result.
Is an AI PSL rating accurate?
It is consistent with a stated rubric, not objectively “true”. Different tools use different prompts and cut-offs, and the same face scores differently under different light and angles. Use it to compare photos or friends on the same tool, not as a verdict.
Do you store my photo?
No. Your photo is processed to create the rating and is not stored by Mog Omegle. If you are signed in, only the result (scores and text) is saved to your history. An AI provider processes the image to generate the result — see the privacy policy for details.
Can I rate someone else’s photo?
Only with their permission, and only adults. You confirm that you are 18+ and have the right to use the photo each time, and photos that appear to show a minor are not scored.
What is the difference between Scientific and Roast mode?
Same scores, same math. Scientific gives a direct one-line read; Roast rewrites that line as a friendly joke. The numbers never change.
How is this different from comparing two faces?
A rating scores one photo on its own. The two-photo compare on the home page puts two faces through the same rubric in a single request and shows who mogs who.
Want a rival?
Climb the bot ladder from MTN to Gigachad, or send a friend a challenge link that carries only your score.
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