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Free skin analysis from a selfie, in your browser
One selfie, eleven readings: acne, redness, dark circles, dark spots, blackheads, uneven tone, texture, lines, shine, bruising and cuts, each marked on your face with practical tips.
- Free, no account
- Can use your camera
- Fetches an open-source model or engine when needed
Photos are analysed inside this tab and never uploaded. Skin Scan and Face Match download an open-source face model (a few MB) from a CDN the first time.
How it works
- 01
Add a selfie: drop a photo, choose a file, paste from the clipboard or take one with the camera. Daylight from a window in front of you, no filters or makeup, works best.
- 02
Press Scan my skin. The first time, a small open-source face model downloads from a CDN; the detector then finds your face, levels it and cuts a 512 px crop.
- 03
The crop is converted to CIELAB and eleven readings are measured region by region: pimples, redness, dark circles, dark spots, blackheads, uneven tone, texture, lines, shine, bruising and cuts.
- 04
Read the clarity ring, the severity chips and the marks on your face, toggle each overlay, then save the report as a PNG or JSON, or copy the summary.
Questions
Is my selfie uploaded anywhere?
No. The photo is decoded into memory in this tab and every measurement runs on a canvas in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, and no photo is stored. The only thing kept on this device is the last clarity score, so a second visit can say whether it moved.
What is downloaded, and why does it sometimes fail?
The first scan fetches an open-source face detector and its 68-point landmark net (about 1 MB) from the jsDelivr CDN. If an ad blocker or privacy extension blocks jsdelivr.net, the model download stops and the tool shows an error with a retry. Allow that domain, or try another browser.
Can Skin Scan tell me what is wrong with my skin?
No. It is a cosmetic estimate from one photo, not medical advice and not a diagnosis. Lighting, makeup, filters and camera processing all change the numbers. If anything on your skin worries you, is painful, is changing, or is a wound or bruise you cannot explain, see a doctor or a dermatologist.
What makes a good photo for the scan?
Face the camera at eye level with your whole face visible and at least 120 px across. Use soft daylight from a window in front of you, no flash, no filters, no makeup, and a sharp, unedited original rather than a screenshot. The photo check panel tells you what held a scan back.
Built with @vladmandic/face-api (MIT).