Face Attraction Quiz: Which Faces Catch Your Eye?

The first 4 rounds are balanced: each shows two portraits from each of the six looks. From round 5, if you have made selections, the quiz ranks looks by your accumulated picks and allocates the 12 slots as 3, 3, 2, 2, 1, and 1. Every look remains represented.

The order of portraits is shuffled, and unseen portraits are preferred when available. If you have not selected anything, the next round stays balanced. You can select multiple faces or skip a round; the quiz does not force a choice between people.

Each portrait has a predefined look and feature tags, such as glasses, freckles, facial hair, earrings, hair colour, and expression. These tags guide image generation and describe the intended appearance of each fictional portrait. The quiz does not scan a face or calculate symmetry, jaw shape, eye spacing, or a beauty score.

The optional full report compares how often tagged features appeared among selected portraits versus all portraits shown. A preference for a portrait with glasses is an observation about these choices, not proof that glasses caused attraction or a rule about people you will like.

Every selected portrait adds one to its assigned look. A single look wins only when you have at least three picks overall, the leading look accounts for at least 25% of all picks, and it is not tied for first place. Otherwise, the result is Eclectic.

The six-look bars show rounded shares of your selections. They are not adjusted for how often each look was shown; later rounds intentionally show more of your leading looks. Read the breakdown as a description of this adaptive session, not a population comparison or a calibrated attraction score.

A result can help you notice styles you repeatedly selected and find words to discuss them. AI-generated portraits present a limited set of appearances, and their expressions, colours, accessories, and image generation style can all influence a choice. Results may differ when those images or your selections change.

MyType Quiz has not been established as a scientifically validated psychological assessment. It cannot determine anyone’s personality, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or relationship suitability. The sample result on this page demonstrates the format; it is not a participant record or evidence of accuracy.