Powerful AI photo analysis

Optimize your photos for business, and dating profiles
to get more matches, better responses, and stronger engagement online.
PicScore predicts human perception with shocking accuracy, so you can:
Learn where your current photos stand
Identify bad photos that are quietly sabotaging you
Discover hidden gems in your camera roll
Experiment with new photos and pick your best shots
Tweak your best photos to perfection
Test my photos
Smiling man with tousled hair and a short beard outdoors
Man in a pink shirt standing with arms crossed in front of greenery
Woman smiling while drinking a pink smoothie in a café
Woman in a graduation cap holding a bouquet of pink lilies
Woman with slicked-back hair in a black lace top and leather jacket
Smiling man with a salt-and-pepper beard in a colorful striped shirt
Man with a bandana taking a selfie in a mountain landscape
Thoughtful man with gray hair resting his head on his hand indoors
Business
Dating
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Smiling man with tousled hair and a short beard outdoors
Competent
7.7
Likable
9.3
Influential
7.6
Smiling man with tousled hair and a short beard outdoors
Smart
8.9
Trustworthy
9.3
Attractive
9.0
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How it works

See detailed scores across 3 categories with 9 unique traits
Filter results by gender and age
Results are 100% private

Plans

Basic
Test your latest shots.
$29/mo
Up to 20 photos/month
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Premium
Experiment a little.
$59/mo
Up to 100 photos/month
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Pro
Experiment a lot.
$99/mo
Up to 300 photos/month
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Photographer
Leave culling to us!
$299/mo
Up to 5000 photos/month
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Basic
20 photos/month
Test your latest shots.
$29/mo
Sign Up
Premium
100 photos/month
Experiment a little.
$59/mo
Sign Up
Pro
300 photos/month
Experiment a lot.
$99/mo
Sign Up
Photographer
5000 photos/month
Leave culling to us!
$299/mo
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FAQ

What kind of photos can I test?
Single-person shots for dating apps, LinkedIn, and social profiles. Group shots, pets, and landscapes aren’t currently supported, and rarely help profiles anyway.
How accurate is PicScore?
Very! Our unique model is trained on millions of real human judgments. The results are closer to 10-20 opinions averaged together than any one person's opinion.
If your scores seem wrong, ask around. Most of the time, others will agree with PicScore.
Why shouldn't I pick my own photos?
Research is clear: we're all bad at judging our own photos.
That shot you thought was fun and quirky might actually seem weird and off-putting to strangers.
That shot you thought was boring and unremarkable and might actually seem authentic and charming to others.
Users are consistently surprised at how scores differ from their expectations.
Why not just ask people for feedback?
Human feedback is ideal, but it's slower and requires many opinions for reliable results.
PicScore is fast and consistent, so you can test small changes and iterate quickly.
Do I need all new photos for my dating profile?
Not necessarily. Often, just removing one or two bad photos, adding an overlooked gem from your camera roll, and taking one more well-planned planned shot can (seriously!) 10x your dating app results.
Once you see the difference, you might start having fun with it :)
I already get likes on dating apps but people there are awful. Why do I need PicScore?
It’s not just about “likes.” When your photos show confidence, approachability, and self-respect, the people who see them respond differently. Better photos = better attention = better outcomes.
Why are my scores low? Am I ugly?
Probably not. Factors like lighting, background, expression, pose, and clothing matter far more than people realize.
Just because a low-effort selfie scored poorly doesn't mean you're doomed. Users get a wide range of scores depending on how they present themselves.
With the right mindset, PicScore can be a powerful tool for self discovery and improvement.
Are my scores true about me?
No. PicScore can only predict the impression people will get from a photo. It can't tell you how smart, likable, or attractive you are in person.