Frequently Asked Questions

Upload dating photos and receive community ratings for attractiveness, trustworthiness, and fun.

Photos are shown without account details, but someone who knows you could still recognize the image.

Real-user photos are rated by signed-in community members.

Yes. WouldSwipe is entirely free to use. You do not need to pay or provide payment details.

Delete individual photos in My Photos, or contact support to request account deletion.

WouldSwipe uses numerical ratings, blocks duplicate votes, and rate limits API requests.

Yes. WouldSwipe is a small, independent photo-feedback community. Ratings on real users’ photos come from signed-in members, your photo is never published on a public page or indexed by search engines, and you can delete your photos and your account at any time.

Contact support with the photo and relevant details so we can investigate.

Ratings require a signed-in account, and each account can rate a photo only once.

Someone you know may see or recognize a photo even though profile details are hidden.

You receive 1-10 averages for attractiveness, trustworthiness, and fun, plus vote totals.

Each score is the arithmetic mean of valid 1-10 ratings for that trait.

No. Individual rater demographic data is not displayed.

Keep up to three active photos and compare their average scores and vote totals.

Clear lighting, a visible face, and a natural expression are useful starting points.

Results show scores and vote totals; the WouldSwipe blog provides general photo guidance.

We support JPEG, PNG, and WebP formats...

Yes! Our mobile-optimized website...

WouldSwipe offers a responsive website and an Android app using the same backend.

You can keep up to three active photos at a time.

Delete a photo and upload another version to begin a new test.

Feedback can inform any dating profile, but ratings are not customized by app.

WouldSwipe is designed for dating profile photos, not professional-photo testing.