Overview
Photofeeler's core is three test types — Business, Social, and Dating. Each test returns trait scores (for example Dating: Smart, Trustworthy, Attractive; Business: Competent, Likable, Influential; Social: Confident, Authentic, Fun) plus written feedback notes from real voters. Fraud filters prevent anyone voting on the same test twice and filter low-quality votes in real time. All scoring describes impressions of the photo itself — the official FAQ explicitly states Photofeeler "can only measure impressions".
The Karma system makes the platform free: voting on other people's photos earns Karma and free photo tests. Optional paid Credits are a timesaver — per the official Help Center, 1 Credit = 1 Vote, credit-based tests get votes faster with a guaranteed number of votes and allow multiple simultaneous tests, while Karma tests are limited to one photo at a time. Live pricing check 2026-10-06 on the official pricing page (photofeeler.com/pricing): Karma tier is free (vote on others to receive votes); credit packs at $9 for 40 votes, $19 for 100 votes, $39 for 250 votes, and $79 for 650 votes.
On privacy and safety, the official FAQ states photos are visible to other voters only while a test is running and become completely private again once the test ends; photos are never indexed by Google or public search engines; and "We don't sell your data, period" — revenue comes from Credits purchased on the platform, with no ads. The official Terms (last updated July 20, 2026) require PG content and prohibit obscene or overly explicit uploads.
Key Features
- Three photo test types: Business, Social, Dating
- Trait scores plus written feedback notes from real voters
- Karma system: earn free tests by voting on others' photos
- Credit system: 1 Credit = 1 Vote; faster results, guaranteed vote counts, multiple simultaneous tests
- Fraud filters: no double voting; real-time bad-vote filtering
- Privacy: photos private after tests end; never indexed by search engines
- No data selling, no ads
- Official blog with profile-photography tips