One photo for your face rating and PSL score. Two for a head-to-head mog battle. AI maps 478 facial landmarks, and our advanced facial analysis engine turns those measurements into your results, all on your device.
Want to know “do I mog?” Start with a free online mog face test. Get a face rating, a PSL-style score and a breakdown of your facial proportions. Select the 1v1 battle tab for a mog battle that compares two photos using the same scoring rules.
How to take the mog test online
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Choose your photos
Choose the Solo test tab for one portrait or the 1v1 battle tab for two. Use clear, front-facing photos with one person per image.
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See your result
Read your face rating and PSL score. With two photos, see which has the edge, how large the gap is, and the feature scores behind it.
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Try another matchup
Use the tabs to switch modes. Your photos stay available when you switch back. In battle mode, replace either portrait or add a missing photo for a new matchup.
Mog test meaning: what does “mog” mean?
In appearance-focused internet slang, to mog someone means to outshine them in looks. A mogger is someone perceived as having the visual edge; getting mogged means being on the other side of that comparison. A mog test turns that question into a photo-based rating or a head-to-head comparison. Here, the result describes visible facial proportions in your photos, not your worth or how everyone sees you.
Mog battle, mog off: who has the edge?
A mog battle or mog off is a side-by-side appearance comparison. Upload two individual portraits and this tool runs the same face analysis on each. The higher overall score leads; a gap below 0.3 points is shown as a draw. The feature table helps explain why a photo scores differently. Keep lighting, expression and camera distance similar for a fairer matchup.
AI face rating and PSL rating, explained
If you are looking for face rating AI, this tool combines AI landmark detection with fixed geometric scoring rules. Your face rating is shown on a 1–10 scale. The PSL score is a converted version of that rating, not a second independent assessment or an official community score. PSL rating conventions vary across communities, so numbers from different mog websites are not directly interchangeable.
Mog test game and meme culture
The mog test meme takes the “who mogs whom?” question and makes a quick comparison game out of it. Try a friendly matchup, compare two of your own portraits, or use the example photos to explore the tool. There is no public leaderboard or voting feed here. Ask before using someone else’s photo, and keep the game lighthearted.
Looking for mog Omegle or Omogle?
Searches such as “mog Omegle” and “Omogle” can reflect an interest in live camera comparisons or a particular mog website. This tool is a photo-based alternative: choose up to two portraits, or take a still photo with your camera. It does not connect you with strangers, stream video, or offer random chat, and it is not affiliated with Omegle or Omogle.
How the mog rating is calculated
The same on-device analyzer powers our attractiveness test and this mog test. AI locates 478 facial landmarks; our scoring rules evaluate symmetry, proportions, jaw structure, eye area and vertical balance. A photo keeps the same score in solo and battle mode.
Symmetry16/67
Compares 16 left-right landmark pairs, then adjusts for estimated head yaw and pitch.
Facial proportions16/67
Combines face height-to-width, eye spacing, nose width, lower-face proportion and mouth-to-nose width. Estimated forehead extension is used because the true hairline is not detected.
Jaw structure14/67
Measures jaw-to-cheek, outer-face-to-cheek and mouth-to-jaw ratios. This is an outline measurement, not a skin or jawline sharpness assessment.
Eye area13/67
Combines canthal tilt (the angle between the eye corners), eye aspect ratio and spacing. Narrowed eyes use a separate calculation.
Vertical proportions8/67
Compares three vertical sections after an estimated forehead extension, with a tolerance and pitch adjustment.
The five feature groups use weights of 16:16:14:13:8. A consistency adjustment and a nonlinear conversion produce the overall 1–10 score, including soft adjustments to lower scores. PSL is derived from the overall score by multiplying by two-thirds and rounding to one decimal, with a lower limit of 1. Battle results compare the displayed overall scores; a difference below 0.3 is a draw. Top percentages and pyramid positions use the same reference estimate as our attractiveness test: scores in the 1–4, 4–6, 6–8 and 8–10 bands account for 14%, 38%, 33% and 15%. The interpolated upper-tail percentage is multiplied by 0.625, rounded and displayed with a minimum of Top 1%. This is a product reference scale, not a measured population ranking.
Your photos stay on your device.
Your browser downloads the analyzer, then processes photos locally. Photos, facial landmarks and results are not uploaded to our servers or an AI API. Third-party analytics and session replay are disabled on this page. Removing a photo, clearing the test or leaving the page releases the active data; results are not saved in browser storage.
Mog test questions, answered.
Is this mog test free? What is the price?
It is completely free. Solo face ratings, PSL scores and two-photo mog battles cost nothing, with no sign-up or paid result unlock.
Do I need an app to take a mog test online?
No. Use this mog website in a modern browser on your phone or computer. Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB per photo. The analyzer downloads on first use; the photos stay on your device.
How do I switch between a solo test and a mog battle?
Use the Solo test and 1v1 battle tabs above the upload area. Solo takes one photo; battle takes two. Switching tabs keeps your photos and existing scores. Removing a battle photo leaves that mode selected so you can add a replacement.
Can I upload a group photo for the mog face test?
Use two separate portraits for a battle, with just one visible face in each. Group photos are rejected so the analyzer does not guess which person you want to rate.
Does the winner always mog the other person?
The winner has the higher photo-based score under this tool’s rules. It does not establish who everyone would find more attractive. A gap below 0.3 points is a draw, and camera angle, expression and lighting can change the outcome.
Is the PSL rating the same as my face rating?
They use different displayed scales, but come from the same calculation. The PSL-style score is your overall face rating multiplied by two-thirds and rounded to one decimal, with a lower limit of 1. It is not an independent human rating.
Can I use this as a mog test game with friends?
Yes. With their permission, compare two portraits, try a new mog off, or compare two photos of yourself. Match photo conditions and treat the result as a conversation starter, not a verdict on anyone.
Is this an Omegle or Omogle live mog battle?
No. This is an independent photo comparison tool. The camera captures a still image locally; there is no stranger matching, live video chat or public ranking.
