What Is Rule Of Fifths?
Rule Of Fifths is a classic front-view facial proportion check. It divides the face width into five vertical parts using the cheek edges and eye corners, then compares how evenly those parts line up.
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Rule Of Five facial balance Test
Upload a clear front-facing photo to measure how evenly your face width divides into the classic five vertical facial sections. The result includes face mesh points and the exact fifth markings on your image.
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Measured Value
0.0000
Average fifth deviation
In Range
0.01100
0.05557
Optimal 0.0222 - 0.0339
Optimal range
Reference range
This face
Fifth markings
Why It Matters
Balanced fifths can make the eyes, midface, and outer face width feel more harmonious in photos. It is one small measurement, best read together with symmetry, thirds, jaw, nose, and eye metrics.
How It Is Calculated
The test finds six facemesh landmarks: both cheek edges, both outer eye corners, and both inner eye corners. It measures each segment as a share of total face width and reports the average deviation from an ideal 20%.
Distribution of Rule Of Five
See how this measurement is distributed across the reference sample used for facial analysis.
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