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If you've ever asked ChatGPT or Gemini to "rate my face", you've probably seen this happen: the same photo gets a 6 today and a 7.5 tomorrow, and a different selfie drops you to a 5. That isn't entirely the AI's fault. While building an AI face analysis site, PSL Rating , I tested a lot of photos and found that the gap between two photos of the same person is often bigger than the gap between two different people . What moves the score is often not your face but the photo. These are the five factors that made the biggest difference in my testing. 1. Keep the camera at eye level This is the most common problem, and the one with the biggest effect. Shooting from below makes the chin and neck look wider, shows more of the nostrils and enlarges the lower half of the face. Shooting from above makes the forehead bigger and the chin shorter. When AI judges face shape, jawline and facial thirds, it works from the positions of features in the photo. Tilt the angle and ...