Celebrity analysis
How attractive is Geralt of Rivia (The Witcher) - Facial Harmony Analysis
Fictional character - The Witcher
Geralt of Rivia is built on the brow and nose, with a heavy browridge over a nose cut to the right length and angle, a deep midface and a jaw that runs wide to the corner. The mouth and the spacing let it down, with a lower lip pushed well past the profile line, a chin crease that barely exists, a tall forehead and eyes set wide.
- Gender:
- Male
- Ethnicity:
- Caucasian
- Eyes:
- Amber
- Harmony:
- 7.4 / 10
Analysis by RateMyFaceAI, using AI-placed, hand-verified landmarks on these photographs. Photo angle, expression, and placement affect the result. Read our methodology.
Signature tool
See my closest celebrity match
Upload a front and side photo, place the pins, and every profile in the library is ranked by the measurements you share with it.
Harmony report
Geralt of Rivia (The Witcher)'s facial harmony
Every pin on these photos verified by hand, then scored the same way your own analysis is. These scores describe shape and ratios only.
Overall harmony
7.4
out of 10
Top 2%
Front view
7.9
out of 10
Top 0.3%
Side view
6.6
out of 10
Top 13%
Best looking out of 50 people
Front harmony
Front analysis
34 available measurements from this image.
Analysis reference
Hover or tap a score to see its measurement drawn on this image.
Facial thirds
7.0 / 10
Face shape
9.6 / 10
Eyes and brows
8.0 / 10
Nose
4.4 / 10
Mouth and lips
6.5 / 10
Ears
9.3 / 10
Jaw, neck and lower face
10.0 / 10
Side harmony
Side analysis
34 available measurements from this image.
Analysis reference
Hover or tap a score to see its measurement drawn on this image.
Forehead and brow
6.6 / 10
Profile convexity
8.1 / 10
Nose
8.7 / 10
Lips
4.7 / 10
Chin and jaw
6.1 / 10
Neck
0.0 / 10
Biggest strengths
These measurements sit in or right beside their ideal ranges and carry your score.
Ideal lower face taper
10.0This contributes to a harmonious lower face due to the jawlines tapering at a classical angle.
Jaw frontal angle (front view)
Ideal nasal projection
10.0This contributes to a refined profile due to the tip projecting a classical share of the bridge length.
Nasal projection (side view)
Ideal lower-third balance
10.0This contributes to a harmonious lower face due to the mouth sitting a classical third of the way from nose to chin.
Lower third proportion (front view)
Ideal ear set
10.0This contributes to a clean facial outline due to the ears sitting close to the head.
Ear protrusion ratio (front view)
Ideal forehead width
10.0This contributes to a pleasant forehead contour due to the forehead being neither too wide nor too narrow.
Bitemporal width (front view)
Ideal nose proportions
10.0This contributes to a refined nose due to its projection and height sitting in classical proportion.
Nasal width to height (side view)
Areas to improve
5 features stand out - fixing what is fixable here moves your score the most.
Wide intercanthal spacing
-0.29There is more than one eye-width of space between the eyes, which reads wide-set.
One eye apart test (front view)
Effaced chin crease
-0.25The crease between lip and chin is flat, which softens chin definition.
Mentolabial angle (side view)
Flat nasal root
-0.22The transition from forehead to nose is shallow, which flattens the profile at the root.
Nasofrontal angle (side view)
Soft chin-neck definition
-0.19The angle under the chin is open, which reads as a soft or receding under-chin area.
Submental cervical angle (side view)
Narrow alar angle
-0.18The angle from the nose base to the eye corners is tight, which reads as a long midface or close-set eyes.
Ipsilateral alar angle (front view)
Celebrity lookalikes
Both profilesLoading the celebrity library...
Percentiles are modelled estimates centred on an average face at 5.0, not measured population data. Results depend on precise landmark placement, camera angle, and image quality.
Geralt of Rivia (The Witcher)'s strongest and weakest features
Geralt of Rivia scores 7.38 overall, and the front outscores the profile: 7.87 front against 6.58 side. The jaw and frame are the strongest features, and the costs come from the eye spacing and the profile around the nose and chin.
From the front, the lower third, temples and cheekbones are in band, and the midface is proportioned to the eye spacing. The brows are set low and the eyes have an ideal aspect ratio. The chin is proportioned to the philtrum and the lips are sized correctly to each other. The jaw is strong head-on: the jaw slope, bigonial width, the angle where the two sides of the jaw meet, and the split of the lower third between lip and chin are all ideal. In profile, the brow ridge, Z angle and facial depth are in band, the nose projection and nose angles are ideal, and the rear of the jaw is the right length.
The largest cost is eye spacing: the eyes are set wide for their length, at 1.41 eye widths apart against 1.05 to 1.1. In profile, the fold between the lower lip and chin is shallow, at 159.9 degrees against 111 to 127, the step from brow to nose is shallow, at 143.2 degrees against 116 to 128, and the jaw meets the neck at a wide 123 degrees against 94 to 106. From the front, the angle from the base of the nose to the outer eye corners is slightly narrow, at 82 degrees against 86.5 to 92.5, and the forehead is slightly tall, taking up 35% of the face against 30 to 32%.