Before you start: the consent rule
Only use photos of people who agreed to play. That is the one rule that matters. Photos stay on the device and are never uploaded, but people still deserve to choose whether their face is part of a game.
- Ask before you take or use anyone's photo.
- Use Couple mode or Friends mode at parties. Keep Crush mode for private fun, and only with photos you are allowed to use.
- Keep photos of children out of love and crush rounds.
- Share images and result links show names and scores, not faces, unless someone chooses otherwise.
- If anyone wants out, let them sit out with no fuss.
Date night version for two
Just the two of you? Run three short rounds with One photo together, all on one phone.
- Round 1, first try: take a normal selfie and see your starting score.
- Round 2, mood challenge: pick an expression and match it as closely as you can. Mood match is 40% of the blend.
- Round 3, throwback: switch to Two photos and compare a photo from your first date with one from tonight.
- Finish: make a Story 9:16 card of your best round, or keep it just for you.
Party version: rounds and running order
For a group, one host runs the tool on a phone or laptop. A laptop with the Camera button works well, because everyone can see the screen. Plan on about one minute per couple.
- Warm up: every couple takes one selfie in One photo together. Write the scores on a paper sheet.
- Mood round: the host calls out an expression, like surprised, and couples try to match it.
- Mystery pairs: in Friends mode, pair up people who are not a couple and see who scores highest.
- Finale: one group photo of everyone, then Rank our group. Group ranking uses up to 8 faces, so split big parties into tables.
Prizes and categories
Scores always land between 55 and 100, so nobody loses badly. That makes it easy to hand out prizes without hurt feelings. The Group ranking highlights give you ready-made categories:
- Best match: the pair with the highest overall score.
- Mood twins: the pair with the most matching expressions.
- Look-alikes: the pair the face model sees as most alike.
- Biggest comeback: the couple whose score rose most between rounds.
- Opposites Attract award: the couple whose result got that match type.
Sharing the fun
Every result can be made into a share image on the device. Pick Post 4:5 for a feed, Story 9:16 for stories, or Square 1:1 for chats. The Group ranking top-3 image shows names and scores only.
Copy result link gives a link that holds names and scores, never photos. Guests who open it see a shared result card and can press Try it with your photos to play their own round. That makes it easy to keep the game going in the group chat after the party.
Keep it light
The score compares photos: expressions, five face ratios and a face model's view of resemblance. It does not measure love, and it does not predict anything about a couple. A 61 and a 97 are equally good excuses to laugh.
If a guest asks how it works, the how it works guide has the full formula. For better selfies at the party, the couple selfie test page has framing tips, and the group photo face match page explains Group ranking in detail.