What’s my type?
Think of two people whose looks you like. Could you tell a friend what their faces have in common? Try the same question with pictures in front of you. Facet keeps track of the details while you choose.
Try the picture quiz
Let the first set surprise you
Start with Everyone if you want the widest mix of faces, or choose the Men or Women bank. Give each face a look before moving on. You might pick two that look nothing alike, or skip all six. There is no need to work out the reason for each tap while you are taking the quiz.
Look for a detail that travels
Take the pair pictured here. Glasses appear in both. A beard, a smile, different hair and different expressions give you plenty of other things to look at. If you picked them both, glasses would be one possible explanation. More portraits give you a chance to see whether that detail still catches your eye when the rest of the picture changes.
Put the result in your own words
After eight sets, a supported result shows three portraits you picked, a type name and a finding from your choices. Read the sentence, then look back at the pictures. Does the feature it describes feel like the detail you noticed? You can keep answering free sets if you want a better look, or save the card as a record of this round.