They Tried Look Like Me — Their Surprising Results

Since Look Like Me launched, thousands of families have tested their resemblance. Some results confirm long-held family beliefs. Others overturn certainties that have stood for generations. Here are some stories that moved us — shared with their authors' permission.

"Everyone always said I looked like my mum. I got 71% dad."

Camille, 34, from Lyon: "In my family, it's been absolute gospel since I was little: I'm my mother's double. Same haircut, same nose, same smile. When I took the test with my parents, my mum scored 29%. My dad, 71%. I couldn't believe it. Neither could my mum — she was quite proud, actually!"

This case perfectly illustrates the perception bias we all share: we often see the resemblances we look for, or the ones the family has identified since childhood. The AI's objective score can tell a very different story.

"My adopted son resembles my wife 68%."

Thomas and Sophie, adoptive parents for 8 years: "Our son Leo was adopted at 6 months. People in the street have always said 'he looks so much like his mum.' We took it as a compliment but assumed it was just politeness. When we took the test — out of curiosity and for a laugh — we got 68% resemblance with Sophie. All three of us cried."

Resemblance can sometimes be built: the same mannerisms, expressions, and way of smiling. The AI measures facial geometry, but life leaves its marks there too.

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"I found what my biological mother looks like through a photo."

Nadia, 28: "I was given up at birth. I've always wanted to know who I look like. I had an old photo of my biological mother found by relatives. I ran the Look Like Me test using that photo as the 'mother' and a photo of myself. 74%. It's not legal proof, of course, but it gave me something priceless: seeing, for the first time in my life, someone I truly resemble."

We don't recommend Look Like Me as a legal identification tool, but we understand the profound emotional dimension this kind of result can carry.

"The whole family around the table, one Christmas evening."

The Durand family, from Bordeaux: "There were 14 of us around the table for Christmas. My brother-in-law pulled out Look Like Me and we spent 2 hours testing every possible combination: grandchildren with grandparents, cousins with each other, aunts and nephews. It became the funniest and most touching moment of the evening. My father discovered he resembled his 4-year-old grandson by 62%. He still talks about it."

That's exactly the use we envisioned when creating Look Like Me: a tool for family connection, shared laughter, and sometimes unexpected emotions.

Your story matters to us

If you have a story to share — a surprise, a strong emotion, an unexpected result — get in touch. With your permission, we'd love to share it here to inspire other families.

In the meantime, if you haven't tried Look Like Me yet, now is the moment. One analysis is free. And often, it changes the way you see yourself.

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