Estimate your Body Fat with a Picture
Track Your Body
Compare Yourself
Bodywhat helps you track your body stats and reach your fitness goals.
You only need a picture to get started.
| All done by ME! |
What does Bodywhat do
And tons of other metrics about your body.
Find out how sexy you look, what's your body type, to whom celebrities you look like, and even how jacked you look -- all from an objective point of view.
Bodywhat estimates the bodyfat percentage of your body by comparing it to thousands of others kept in a reference set.
Wanna find out how you compare against a bodybuilding world champion?
Or maybe you'd like to track your progress and do a before/after comparison?
Bodywhat can do that for you! You can compare any two reports on the website.
Have you ever wondered what you would look like with a few extra pounds of muscle? Or if you were a slimmer, or a fatter version of yourself?
Bodywhat has a tool for that, dubbed "Body Morphing".
You should totally try it out
Bodywhat has an ever-growing database of celebrities and athletes.
- Who's sexier between Brad Pitt and Daniel Craig?
- Who's bigger between Jay Cutler and Arnold Schwarzenegger?
- How does Justin Bieber compare against André the Giant?
- Did Oberyn ever stand a chance against The Mountain?
Bodywhat knows.
How it works
Here is a picture that explains how to create your own report.
Everything Bodywhat does is data driven and resorts to a wide variety of tools ranging from Computer vision to Bayesian Statistics.
Think of Bodywhat as digital mirror that takes in your body and instantly compares it to every other. If you'd like to know precisely how each body metric is computed, check out the FAQ.
A core idea behind the project is the body-image normalization process. By making every body picture comparable to each other, we created a controlled environment where statistical analysis and advanced learning techniques could be applied.
Active appearance models, Neural networks and Cascading classifiers are some of the tools Bodywhat is built upon.
