Looksmaxxing ranks are tier labels for perceived attractiveness, often arranged from sub5 and normie to LTN, MTN, HTN, Chadlite, Chad, and terrachad. Female equivalents often include Becky, Stacylite, and Stacy, with True Eve at the top. Scoring systems can combine facial harmony, sexual dimorphism, body leanness, height, and status, sometimes using decimal scores or SMV adjustments. The scale provides a shared hierarchy, and its structure becomes even clearer with more context.

Looksmaxxing ratings use a subjective PSL-style scale that places facial attractiveness on a rough 1–10 range, often centered around a normie median near 5/10. Raters usually weigh facial harmony, dimorphism, angularity, symmetry, and skin quality, then assign tiers such as LTN, MTN, HTN, Chadlite, and Chad. Scores vary across raters, photos, and apps, so they function as percentiles rather than absolutes. Further details can clarify how these bands and modifiers are interpreted.