Dating Profile Photo Rater

Rated by the people you want to match with

When you upload, you pick who sees the photo: men, women or both, and an age range. A photo that wins with 22-year-olds can lose with 35-year-olds, so test with the audience you are actually dating in. Raters never see your name or location, and you never see theirs.

Scores plus the first impression behind them

Each rater scores the photo out of 5 and can tag the impression it gives, such as friendly, confident, genuine, attractive or stuck-up. The score tells you which photo wins; the impression words tell you why, which is what you need to pick a main photo and order the rest.

How to test your dating photos

1. Upload two to five photos you are considering for your profile.
2. Set the gender and age range of the raters to match who you want to meet.
3. Rate other members' photos to earn tokens that keep your photos in the rating queue.
4. Compare scores and impression words, then put the winner first.

Tips before you upload

• Lead with a solo photo where your face is clear and unobstructed: no sunglasses, no group.
• Daylight beats flash. Face a window or shoot outdoors in shade.
• Include one full-body photo and one doing something you actually enjoy.
• Use recent photos. Your date should recognise you from them.
• Test photos against each other rather than judging any one in isolation.

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