💙Use this master prompt after uploading a clear, front-facing portrait:
Create a polished face symmetry analysis infographic using the uploaded photo as the main portrait.
Keep the person’s facial identity, skin tone, hairstyle, beard, clothing, expression, and overall appearance unchanged. Do not beautify, reshape, slim, age, or alter the face. Use the original photo faithfully.
Design the result as a premium, professional visual assessment report with:
a dark navy-to-blue gradient background
clean modern infographic styling
white, teal, green, and gold accent colors
readable bold headings
elegant icons for eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth, jaw, proportions, camera, and lighting
subtle glass-style information panels
a centered vertical facial guideline
horizontal guides showing the upper, middle, and lower facial thirds
Title:
FACE SYMMETRY ANALYSIS
VISUAL ASSESSMENT REPORT
Analyze only what is visibly supported by the photo. Keep the language professional, respectful, and natural. Do not make medical claims, diagnose conditions, infer personality, ethnicity, intelligence, health, or attractiveness.
Include the following sections:
1. Overall Assessment
Briefly explain whether the face appears visually balanced, centered, and proportionate. Mention that minor natural asymmetries are normal.
2. Symmetry Rating
Give an informal visual symmetry score out of 10.
Add this disclaimer:
“This is an informal visual estimate, not a scientific or biometric measurement.”
3. Photography Quality
Rate:
front-facing position
lighting balance
focus and sharpness
expression
suitability for visual analysis
4. Strongest Symmetrical Features
Evaluate:
eye spacing and placement
eyebrow alignment
nose alignment
mouth and smile balance
forehead and hairline
jaw and chin balance
beard framing, when applicable
proportional facial thirds
5. Minor Asymmetries
Mention only small, normal visible differences, such as:
one eye being slightly more open
one eyebrow appearing slightly higher
minor smile tension differences
slight beard-density variation
one ear appearing more visible
Explain that these may be caused by expression, lighting, head angle, lens perspective, grooming, or natural facial variation.
6. Facial Proportions
Describe the apparent face shape and whether the upper, middle, and lower thirds look balanced.
7. Best-Balanced Features
Show five short highlighted items with icons, such as:
Nose centering
Eye spacing
Mouth balance
Jaw and beard framing
Overall proportions
8. Confidence Level
Use:
Low, Medium, Medium to High, or High
Base this on image sharpness, head position, lighting, expression, and visibility of facial landmarks.
9. Tips for a More Accurate Test
Include:
keep the head perfectly straight
use a neutral expression
use soft frontal lighting
keep both ears equally visible
take the photo from slightly farther away
use approximately 2× zoom to reduce wide-angle distortion
Final Summary
End with a short professional summary describing the overall visual balance and noting that minor asymmetries are normal.
Layout requirements:
place the portrait prominently in the center or center-left
use clearly separated information panels
keep all text legible and correctly spelled
avoid overcrowding
make the final image suitable for TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, and professional branding
use a square 1:1 layout at high resolution
Do not show fake measuring precision, biometric percentages, medical conclusions, or claims that perfect symmetry determines attractiveness.