Upload a well-lit, front-facing photo of yourself to see a Chinese face-reading map. ChineseFace checks image quality, marks approximate feature positions, and opens cards that separate visible details from traditional context. Its reference pages explain the five features, three sections and twelve palaces, and a public illustrated sample lets you examine a full report before uploading anything.
The free preview is limited to one per day without an account, or two when signed in. It includes the photo check, a five-feature map and eyebrow and eye cards. A full reading adds the remaining feature cards, three sections, twelve palaces and a PDF. The pricing page lists a $2.99 single reading, a $7.99 five-pack and a $5.99 monthly plan. Photos are sent to an external AI vision provider for descriptions of visible features; the site's policy says original photos are removed after processing, while readings can be deleted separately. The sample report also contains traditional statements about character and life stages, so treat those as cultural interpretations rather than findings established by the photo.
