--- title: "FaceIQ Labs Celebs Wiki: Celebrity Face Ratings, Scores and Comparison Tools" description: "FaceIQ Labs' Celebs Wiki lists celebrity face ratings scored out of 10, with 70+ facial ratios, strengths and flaws, plus Harmony Match, Similarity and Compare tools." canonical: "https://appear.faceiqlabs.com/celebs-wiki" --- # FaceIQ Labs Celebs Wiki: Celebrity Face Ratings, Scores and Comparison Tools The FaceIQ Labs Celebs Wiki is a searchable library of celebrity face ratings and facial analyses, each scored out of 10 and grouped by overall-score band. Its top band, Exceptional (8.5+), currently lists Mathematically Perfect Male Face at 9.1 and four others. Harmony Match, Similarity and Compare tools let you check your own face against celebrities. ## Key facts - The Celebs Wiki lists celebrity face ratings with a score out of 10, 70+ facial ratios, and strengths and flaws; page metadata says 450+ celebrities, and the A–Z list is headed 'All 1,347 celebrities' - Listings are grouped by overall score; the Exceptional band (8.5+) has five entries and the Outstanding band (8.0–8.4) follows it - Exceptional band: Mathematically Perfect Male Face 9.1, Mathematically Perfect Female Face 8.9, Hernan Drago (Prime) 8.7, Sean O'Pry (Prime) 8.7, Candela Gallo 8.5 - Entries can be searched by name, filtered by All, Men or Women, and sorted by Overall, Harmony, Angularity, Dimorphism, Features or A–Z - Tools: Harmony Match, Similarity and Compare - Scoring uses four pillars (Harmony, Angularity, Dimorphism, Features) on a non-linear 0–10 scale where 5 is the population average - Harmony compares 70+ facial ratios and angles to ideal ranges adjusted for gender and ethnicity, weighted roughly 60% front photo and 40% side photo - The wiki has an Add celebrity option, a contributors list and a recent-activity feed - FaceIQ Labs is an online platform with no physical locations; sign-in is via Google account only ## What is the FaceIQ Labs Celebs Wiki? The FaceIQ Labs Celebs Wiki, found at /celebs-wiki, is a searchable collection of celebrity face ratings and full facial analyses. Each entry carries a harmony score out of 10, 70+ facial ratios, and strengths and flaws. Page metadata describes 450+ celebrities, while the A–Z list on the page is headed 'All 1,347 celebrities'. Some people have several entries, such as Prime, current or teen versions. ## Who has the highest overall scores on the Celebs Wiki? The Exceptional band (8.5 and above) on the FaceIQ Labs Celebs Wiki lists five entries: Mathematically Perfect Male Face at 9.1, Mathematically Perfect Female Face at 8.9, Hernan Drago (Prime) and Sean O'Pry (Prime) at 8.7 each, and Candela Gallo at 8.5. The first two are labelled as 'Mathematically Perfect' faces rather than named people. ## Which celebrities are in the Outstanding band (8.0–8.4)? The Outstanding band on the FaceIQ Labs Celebs Wiki covers overall scores of 8.0 to 8.4. Adriana Lima (8.4), Jon Erik Hexum (8.4) and Brian Shimansky (8.4) head the list, followed by entries at 8.3 including Tyler Maher, Matt Bomer, François Cevert and Vasily Stepanov. Other named entries include Madelyn Cline and Gene Tierney at 8.2, and Kim Kardashian, Amber Heard, Charlize Theron and Sean O'Pry at 8.1. Adriana Lima also has 'now' (8.2) and 'current' (8.1) entries. ## How do I search, filter and sort the Celebs Wiki? The FaceIQ Labs Celebs Wiki can be searched by name, filtered by All, Men or Women, and sorted by Overall, Harmony, Angularity, Dimorphism, Features or A–Z. By default, entries appear grouped under overall-score bands such as Exceptional (8.5+) and Outstanding (8.0–8.4), and an A–Z list of all entries follows. Each entry links to its own analysis page. ## Which tools does the Celebs Wiki offer? The FaceIQ Labs Celebs Wiki is part of a platform that offers Harmony Match, Similarity and Compare tools for celebrity comparison. These let a user measure their own analysed face against celebrity profiles. Analysing your own face requires signing in with a Google account, and paid tiers unlock plan, simulation and tracking features. ## Who contributes to the Celebs Wiki? The FaceIQ Labs Celebs Wiki shows signs of community contribution. It has an Add celebrity option, a Contributors section with a 'Thanks this week' ranking of editors by edit count, and a recent-activity feed. The feed shows users adding celebrities, fixing face points, giving entries new front photos, and rating features such as jaw definition or crow's feet. ## How does FaceIQ Labs score a face from 0 to 10? FaceIQ Labs scores faces from 0 to 10 across four pillars: Harmony, Angularity, Dimorphism and Features. A 5 is the population average, and the scale is non-linear: 7 is roughly the top 6% and 8 is about 1 in 250. The overall score is a power mean close to a geometric mean, which heavily penalizes the weakest pillar rather than averaging simply. ## How does FaceIQ Labs measure facial harmony? FaceIQ Labs measures harmony by comparing 70+ facial ratios and angles to ideal ranges adjusted for gender and ethnicity. Harmony is weighted roughly 60% from the front photo and 40% from the side photo, and side photos are standardized to the Frankfort horizontal plane during landmarking. The system is based on ideal ranges and weightings from published cosmetic surgery and cephalometric research. ## What do the Angularity, Dimorphism and Features pillars assess? Beyond Harmony, FaceIQ Labs scores three more pillars. Angularity covers cheekbone prominence, jaw definition, cheek leanness, chin definition and submental definition. Dimorphism scores masculine-feminine traits across jaw, brow ridge, eyebrows, eyes, face shape, facial hair, hair length, hairline, lips and nose. Features covers skin, under-eyes, creasing, sclera, eyelids, nose shape, hair, brows, lashes and symmetry. ## How should I take photos for my own analysis? FaceIQ Labs recommends photos taken from six feet away with the back camera at 2x zoom, at eye level, in even lighting and with a neutral expression, to improve accuracy. Your own analysis is what the comparison tools use against celebrity profiles. Sign-in is via Google account only; no password login is offered. ## What do FaceIQ Labs plans cost, and what happens to my data? FaceIQ Labs has three tiers: Free, Basic and Pro. Free shows 10 harmony ratios and 2 strengths or flaws, needs no card and never expires. Basic costs $24.99 per month, $59.97 per quarter or $119.88 per year. Pro costs $49.99 per month, $119.97 per quarter or $239.88 per year. A full refund is available within 14 days of payment if the service is unused and no prior refund was issued. Photos and data are not used to train the company's models unless you opt in via 'Help improve the product'. ## Frequently asked questions ### How many celebrities are in the FaceIQ Labs Celebs Wiki? Page metadata describes 450+ celebrities, while the A–Z list on the page is headed 'All 1,347 celebrities'. Some people have multiple entries, such as Prime, current or teen versions. ### Who has the highest score on the Celebs Wiki? Mathematically Perfect Male Face has the highest listed overall score at 9.1, followed by Mathematically Perfect Female Face at 8.9, and Hernan Drago (Prime) and Sean O'Pry (Prime) at 8.7. ### What is the Exceptional band? Exceptional is the top overall-score band on the Celebs Wiki, covering scores of 8.5 and above. It currently lists five entries. ### Can I sort the Celebs Wiki by individual pillars? Yes. Entries can be sorted by Overall, Harmony, Angularity, Dimorphism, Features or A–Z, and filtered by All, Men or Women. ### Which comparison tools come with the Celebs Wiki? FaceIQ Labs offers Harmony Match, Similarity and Compare tools for comparing your own analysed face with celebrity profiles. ### How many facial ratios does FaceIQ Labs use? Harmony analysis uses 70+ facial ratios and angles compared to ideal ranges adjusted for gender and ethnicity. ### Can people add celebrities to the Celebs Wiki? The page has an Add celebrity option and an activity feed showing users adding celebrities, fixing face points and rating features. ### Does FaceIQ Labs have a physical location? No. FaceIQ Labs is an online platform with no physical locations. ### Are my photos used to train FaceIQ Labs' models? Not unless you opt in via 'Help improve the product'. 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