What's my type?
Tap the faces you like across 8 quick rounds. We read the pattern in your picks and tell you your type. Free, about two minutes, no sign-up.
For adults 18 and over. All faces are AI-generated.
How the test works
No questions about what you think you like. Just what you actually tap.
Tap who catches your eye
Each round shows 12 AI-generated faces. Tap as many as you like, or none at all. Eight rounds, 96 faces, and you can change your mind before moving on.
We compare your picks fairly
Every look appears exactly 12 times, with the same mix of backgrounds and hair colours. So when one look gets most of your taps, that is taste, not chance.
Read your type
You get the name of your type, what being drawn to it says about your taste, and a card to share. A deeper report is there if you want it.
16 types you might fall for
Eight looks for women and eight for men, each defined by styling and expression rather than by background.
The Alt Girl
Edge over polish
The Rugged One
Beard, flannel, outdoors
The Bookish One
Glasses, curiosity, a good cardigan
The Brooding Artist
Messy hair, serious eyes
The Striking One
Cheekbones and a stare
The Pretty Boy
Smooth skin, soft features
The Girl Next Door
Warm, easy, no effort showing
The Classic Gentleman
Clean-cut and put together
Your type is free. The full report is optional.
Free result
No account, no email.
- Your top type and what it says about your taste
- The faces that decided it
- How selective you were
- A result card and a link to share
Full report
3 credits per report. Packs start at $2.99.
- All 8 types ranked, with how often you picked each
- Your runner-up type and what it adds
- Four trait scales: soft or sharp, polished or natural, warm or intense, alternative or classic
- How your taste compares with other test takers
- Every face you picked, in one gallery
AI portrait of your ideal type, 2 credits each
See pricingQuestions people ask
Short answers before you start.
From the blog
Notes on attraction, types and how the test is built.
What does "my type" actually mean?
Having a type is not a rule you follow. It is a pattern in who catches your eye, and most of us are worse at describing it than we think.
WhatsMyTypeHow the face test is built, and why every type appears 12 times
The design behind the test: equal exposure, matched backgrounds, and a result that admits when you have no clear type.
WhatsMyTypeTwo minutes. Eight rounds. One honest answer.
Pick a set and start tapping.