PSL Scale Test: Free PSL Score & Face Analysis | TryPSL

What

TryPSL is a web-based facial analysis tool that calculates an informal aesthetic score on a 1-to-8 scale using algorithmic facial landmark measurement. It serves participants in online appearance and "looksmaxxing" communities by translating raw facial proportions into standardized geometric metrics rather than subjective human ratings. The platform positions itself as an explainable, privacy-conscious entertainment tool that pairs free client-side geometric tests with an optional paid profile report.

Features

• Client-side landmark extraction: Identifies 478 facial landmarks directly within the browser, calculating geometric relationships without uploading source photos to a server for the free test.
• Multivariate geometric scoring: Evaluates facial harmony, bilateral symmetry, jaw angularity, and sexual dimorphism against defined reference values to show which structural areas drive the overall score.
• Automated photo quality validation: Analyzes image lighting, sharpness, face size, and head tilt to flag environmental factors that could skew proportion measurements.
• Standalone aesthetic calculators: Supplies dedicated browser tools—including a Canthal Tilt Calculator, Face Symmetry Test, and Face Shape Detector—for isolating specific facial metrics.
• Dual-angle diagnostic reporting: Generates an optional paid "Looksmax Report" from front and profile photos to evaluate chin projection, nasal bridge structure, and community tier classifications.

Helpful Tips

• Standardize capture conditions: Capture photos at eye level with neutral lighting and a relaxed expression to avoid artificial skewing of angularity, symmetry, and midface ratios.
• Separate entertainment from clinical assessment: Use the metrics strictly for personal reference, recognizing that the published formula reflects community conventions rather than scientifically validated or population-based attractiveness percentiles.
• Select the tier based on privacy requirements: Rely on the free tier to keep facial imagery confined entirely to the local device, as the paid in-depth report requires server-side image upload and storage.

OpenClaw Skills

TryPSL provides no documented APIs, developer webhooks, or native OpenClaw integrations. In a strictly hypothetical workflow, an OpenClaw automation skill could use headless browser extraction to collect non-identifiable landmark ratios (such as face shape and canthal tilt) and pipe them into an automated personal grooming or virtual styling agent. Such an agent could map facial geometry to catalog recommendations for eyewear or hairstyles, though any production implementation would need clear guardrails regarding the non-medical, entertainment-oriented nature of the underlying scoring model.