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Symmetry: 3D Face Scanner

Face shape, PD & symmetry

How symmetric is your face, really?

Symmetry uses your iPhone’s Face ID camera to build a true 3D model of your face and measure it, millimetre by millimetre. Not a photo filter: honest numbers, with error bars.

  • Scans never leave your iPhone
  • iPhone with Face ID
  • Free, with ads
Mirror faces: your face rebuilt from two right halves and from two left halves.
Profile tab showing a sample pupil distance of 61.8 millimetres and face shape.
Sample symmetry report with a score of 75 out of 100 and a 3D asymmetry map of a generic face.
depth frames per scan
~100
to scan
~20 s
face regions scored
7
on-device face processing
100%

How it works

A 3D scan in about 20 seconds

If you have set up Face ID, you already know how to do it.

  1. Step 1: Line up

    Hold your iPhone at eye level, about 30 cm away (a forearm’s length), and fit your face in the frame.

  2. Step 2: Hold still, then circle

    Hold still for a moment, then slowly circle your head, just like setting up Face ID. It takes about 20 seconds.

  3. Step 3: Read your report

    Around 100 depth frames are fused into one 3D surface of your face, and every point is compared with its mirror image.

Features

What your scan shows

Symmetry compares every point of your face with its mirror image, then turns the result into numbers you can actually use.

  • Depth-fused 3D scan

    About 100 TrueDepth frames fused into one detailed surface, with the sensor noise floor shown so you know what is real.

  • Symmetry score

    One score out of 100, plus a region-by-region breakdown: forehead, brows, eyes, nose, cheeks, mouth, jaw and chin.

  • 3D asymmetry map

    A colour map of left-to-right differences, in millimetres, that you can spin and zoom.

  • Which side is fuller

    See which half of your face carries more volume, and by how much.

  • Left vs right, with error bars

    Eye, brow and mouth measurements side by side, each with honest error bars instead of false precision.

  • Mirror faces

    Your face rebuilt from two left halves and from two right halves. Meet your mirror twins.

Practical measurements

Buying glasses? Start here.

Real measurements from a 3D surface, not a guess from a flat selfie.

  • Pupil distance (PD)

    Centre to centre, looking into the distance: the number glasses retailers ask for. Near PD for reading glasses too, with the measurement spread shown.

  • Face shape

    The closest match from your measured widths and estimated face length, with the runner-up shape when it’s a close call.

  • Frame size guide

    A suggested frame size (lens width, bridge and arm length, as printed inside most frames), plus styles that suit your face shape.

  • Dimensions

    Face width, jaw width, and the middle and lower facial thirds, measured on your 3D surface in millimetres.

Measurements are estimates. Check your PD with an optician before ordering prescription lenses.

Profile tab: sample pupil distance 61.8 mm with a measurement spread of plus or minus 0.1 mm, near PD 59.2 mm, and an oval face shape.
Compare screen showing what changed between two scans on a 3D face, coloured by movement.

Your face over time

See what actually changed

A new haircut, a skincare routine, or plain curiosity: scan again under the same conditions and compare.

  • Compare any two scans

    Scans are aligned on the stable forehead, brows and nose. Changes smaller than scan-to-scan noise are shown in grey, so you can tell real change from noise.

  • Trend charts

    Follow your symmetry score and measurements from scan to scan.

  • 3D timelapse

    Export an MP4 of your face morphing across your scans.

Share & export

Show it off, print it, or open it in Blender

Make a share card for social media, save a full PDF report, or export your face as a 3D model. Exports go only where you send them with the iOS share sheet.

  • PNG

    Share cards

  • PDF

    Full report

  • USDZ

    AR model

  • PLY

    Blender / MeshLab

  • STL

    3D printing

  • MP4

    Timelapse

Mirror faces share card: the face rebuilt from two left halves and two right halves.Face report share card: sample symmetry 75 out of 100, oval face shape, PD 61.8 mm, with a half white, half colour-mapped generic 3D face.

A look inside

How symmetric is your face, really? The report screen with a symmetry score of 75 out of 100 and regional scores, shown on a sample face.See exactly where it differs: a colour-coded 3D asymmetry map of a face.Know your PD and face shape: pupil distance of 61.8 mm and an oval face shape (sample data).Meet your mirror twins: the face rebuilt from two right halves and two left halves.Track your face over time: comparing two scans in 3D.Left vs right, honestly: eye height, opening and width with error bars.

Private by design

Your face stays on your iPhone

Every scan is processed on your device. Your face data is never uploaded, never shared and never used for advertising.

On-device processing

Camera images are used during the scan to find facial landmarks and are not saved. Depth data, 3D meshes and measurements are processed and stored only on your iPhone. No account, no cloud.

You decide what leaves

A report, card or 3D model leaves your phone only when you share it. Delete any scan in the app, or delete the app to remove everything.

Ads, kept separate

Symmetry is free thanks to Google AdMob ads. Ads never see your face data, and you choose whether to allow tracking.

Read the privacy policy

Requirements

What you need

  • An iPhone with Face ID (TrueDepth camera)
  • iOS 17 or later
  • About 20 seconds and even lighting
  • No account, no sign-up

iPhones with Touch ID can open the app and explore the sample report, but can’t scan. Symmetry is free, with ads, and rated 4+.

Not a medical device. Symmetry is for curiosity and personal information only and does not diagnose any condition.

FAQ

Common questions

Which iPhones does Symmetry work on?
Any iPhone with Face ID, running iOS 17 or later. Scanning uses the TrueDepth camera, so iPhones with Touch ID can only view the sample report.
Is my face uploaded anywhere?
No. Every scan is processed and stored on your iPhone. Face data is never uploaded, never shared and never given to the advertising SDK.
How accurate is the pupil distance?
The app shows the measurement spread for your scan. Treat the result as an estimate and check it against an optician’s measurement before ordering prescription lenses.
Is this a medical tool?
No. Symmetry is for curiosity and personal information only. Some asymmetry is normal in every face.
More answers on the support page

Meet your face in 3D

Free on the App Store for iPhone with Face ID. Your scans never leave your phone.

Requires an iPhone with Face ID and iOS 17 or later.