FaceMe－Fun Personality Tests Reviews

There’s no denying that FaceMeFunPersonalityTests is well built and has it certainly has a LOT of potential. I mean FaceMeFunPersonalityTests literally scans your face and within a matter of seconds, it provides a detailed break down as to “who you are”. And at first, I honestly felt like it was “tailored” to me and whoever has similar facial features. I was SO impressed that I sent it to my brother and a girlfriend of mine. I wanted to hear about their results. *Spoiler Alert* They had the exact same results as me, “Expert” and everything except for the percentages of “thinking, sensing, perceiving” was identical. So that quickly turned my amazement into disappointment. I do understand they have other “types” and it would take way too long to rewrite and reword all the info for each “type”, but I think I would’ve been blown away had it not been word for word identical to my brother and girlfriend. That’s really about as far as I dove in because I felt like I could be wasting my time filling out multiple questions that many other sites and apps do, but FaceMeFunPersonalityTests caught my eye by the way it advertised itself. I’ll also mention FaceMeFunPersonalityTests is very user friendly and probably pretty cool otherwise. I just wished it had been just a bit more different when scanning and identifying. Everybody wants to feel “unique” or special. Unfortunately, not everyone is.

Usually when I see banners for suggested apps that I might like, I just assume it’s a marketing ploy. I fell for it and it turns out that FaceMeFunPersonalityTests is surprisingly accurate and generally representative of who I know myself to be. The science behind FaceMeFunPersonalityTests is very interesting. I’m very curious to see how FaceMeFunPersonalityTests developers in conjunction with human behaviorists produced a facial recognition software that can generally assess personality type. It has long been thought that there is a linkage between physical appearance and personality type, but the debate lies in whether there is a reliable amount of confidence in those physical traits producing specific personality types.
Even though I did have a 19% variance from the facial scan to the questions I answered after the scan to contest the results, I would consider this to be relatively small in this new-ish realm of technology.
Anyways I’m very happy with FaceMeFunPersonalityTests and will share with my friends :)

I’m very frustrated because every time I put in a picture of someone who gets INTP (intellectual) as a result for the compatibility match, I tap to read more about it and it gives me the information for my compatibility with ENFJ (Counselor). So I don’t know if they are really INTP or ENFJ and since I don’t know and can’t get a real reading I feel like my free trial is wasted. Also there are big spelling and grammar errors throughout the tests that undermine not only your app but your outrageous weekly cost. And what’s with the difference prices per week in my subscription options? What do I get for $9.99 a week that I don’t get for $4.99 a week? Most importantly, please fix the INTP/ENFJ discrepancy ASAP so I can actually use FaceMeFunPersonalityTests properly before my trial ends. I sent two messages in addition to this review so I will update this review once these issues are addressed. Thank you!!

Being an avid lover of all things MBTI, I’m interested in facial phenotypes. This accurately guessed mine (INFJ) and my best friends (ISTP) on the first try. That’s not mere chance. It’s fun to upload pics and see comparability. My only suggestion would be to allow a feature under the MBTI link that lets you upload faces from your camera roll (like the compatibility section does) to see their predicted type. Overall I dig it, it’s just much too expensive to subscribe so most will cancel after the three day trial. If it were a purchasable app and not subscription based, I would purchase it.

If the rampant typos didn’t give it away, the fact that FaceMeFunPersonalityTests will generate results without an actual picture of your face and the Big Five portion doesn’t even agree with the supposed MBTI portion.

I am extremely skeptical that FaceMeFunPersonalityTests has permission from the folks that issue the actual MBTI exam because the MBTI exam has nothing to do with this pseudoscientific idea that your facial features have anything to do with your personality traits (which can and do change over time).

I see absolutely nothing useful in FaceMeFunPersonalityTests and because it’s so far off base, I wouldn’t even recommend it for amusement either. Just skip FaceMeFunPersonalityTests and stick to personality tests if you really want to read about yourself.

FaceMeFunPersonalityTests was fine for a quick, “oh what does it think my type is.” After that I wasn’t interested. However, there is no way to cancel the subscription. So I had to remove my payment method in order to prevent being charged $10 a week for FaceMeFunPersonalityTests. If there is a way to cancel it and I just happen to be missing it, please tell me and make sure it is easily found on the information page. Otherwise, I’m really upset to be lured in by a free trial with no way out of the subscription.

I’ve tried the face-scan several times and I often get ISFP, even though I’ve tested as INTP on self-assessments for years. Other people have been able to get accurate results, however, so your mileage may vary. Another thing to note is that your personality type via face-scan may change when scanning a different angles.

FaceMeFunPersonalityTests has a simple set up, you can compare relationships as well with it. My only suggestion would be adding a feature that i can invite contacts. FaceMeFunPersonalityTests offered an option when registering but i wasn’t able to find the option afterwards.. Oh and there’s a small fee that no one likes.

I like it so far but I don’t think I can pay their fee. Inviting people feels like spam I hate doing that unless it’s in person and I’m telling them about it. Which I would. I could see $20 for the year

My Lovie says he knows me, he surely does not😂 This pin-pointed my attributes and flaws more than others know beside my mom,pops, and kids❤️It says I a stubborn and I have known that forever, I am as stubborn as a bull at a race in Spain💯 Besides all that I am wonderful😝

Love the new look with the casual chat interface. Feature wise, the personality tests are quite thorough and the results insightful, especially when compared to the results I got from my friends. About the mood tracker, it's cool that i can make it my own with custom emojis for my usual moods.

I was curious how inaccurate these results would be so I downloaded, and I was unpleasantly not surprised. I was typed as an ENFP when I’m an INTP. How are you able to claim this is an accurate MBTI assessment when you’re not asking any behavioral questions? This “free” app charges you $9.99 after 3 days, is poorly designed with a bunch of typos everywhere, and when you go to rate FaceMeFunPersonalityTests , it opens up an email instead of taking you to FaceMeFunPersonalityTests Store like any other non-shady app would do.

I am surprised by how accurate it was!!! I wasn't expecting it to actually guess my type, but it did. I tried a few times, and I got the same results in all of them. Hopefully, it’ll work for others as it worked for me!! ~ INFP

So, I like the idea. I don’t hate FaceMeFunPersonalityTests , but for me at least it just didn’t feel accurate. I have been Meyers Briggs tested many times in my life and the parameters of both the test and the questions just felt too superficial to read true. In my opinion this failed to correctly read my personality type, that said it’s still a fun game, just not something I’d be willing to pay $8 a month in subscription fees for.

Who doesn’t like to read about their own personalities with something that gathers that information with a simple face scan, reassuring that thought, opening new doors for exploration? Well, if you don’t, then this isn’t FaceMeFunPersonalityTests for you.

Amazing technology!! At least give it a shot. I can’t afford the weekly payment plan but I’ll admit, FaceMeFunPersonalityTests has something valuable.
Try it out for the 3 day trial. You will be amazed! If you can afford it, pay for the subscription. It worth it!!! A million fold!! ~ Jesse M

Really interesting and not always but pretty often accurate especially for a thing that seems super difficult to do. Bummer you have to pay for it though, I wish it was free and supported by ads or something.

So this is the first review I’ve ever written and I wish I could give 0 stars. You get more information by taking free online tests than the 3 or 4 paragraphs you get here. Also, even the Concept of generating an MBTI from facial features is a flawed concept. If FaceMeFunPersonalityTests was supposed to be a gimmick, load it full of ads to make your money instead of subscription based, at least then people would see it for what it is.

Honestly... FaceMeFunPersonalityTests actually described me so good after taking a fast test. Amazing. Thing is that you need to answer 100% honest and take your time with questions, since every question can change the result.

Pretty accurate, easy to handle and intuitive. FaceMeFunPersonalityTests is no joke! I advise you fellas to take a look at it, hopefully it will open your eyes on some aspects of life you could've missed. FaceMeFunPersonalityTests deserves a 5 star score, all fair and square!

So when I had FaceMeFunPersonalityTests before you could just use anyone’s picture and find out about someone’s personality. Now you have to use your own face and the only time you can use someone else’s is if the person is with you or if you are doing a comparability test. I don’t really know if there is a way to fix that. Pls lmk