AI Body Scan from a Photo — DEXA-Style Composition Report

The closest thing to a DEXA scan you can get from your phone. Upload one full-body photo and RizzReport's AI body scan returns a clinical-style composition report: estimated body fat percentage, muscle mass distribution, posture notes, and proportional analysis — all rendered as a designed, downloadable document.

Real DEXA appointments cost $50–$200, require travel, and hand you a black-and-white printout. RizzReport delivers a similar analytical structure for the price of a coffee, in under 60 seconds, with a layout you'd actually want to keep. The report breaks down your upper-body to lower-body ratio, where you carry fat versus lean mass, shoulder-to-waist ratio, and overall symmetry.

Powered by GPT image 2 and tuned for full-body photography, the model evaluates your physique against typical reference ranges for your stated height, weight, age, and sex. The output isn't a number floating in space — it's a series of annotated panels showing exactly what the AI is looking at, with your photo embedded in the layout.

People use the body scan in three main ways. Lifters run it before and after a cut or bulk to track visual progress. Coaches use it as a quick visual baseline for new clients. And a lot of people just want a sanity check — am I where I think I am? — without booking a clinic appointment.

Your photo never leaves the analysis pipeline. It's processed in real-time, used to generate the report, and deleted immediately after. The report PDF is yours to keep, share, or send to your trainer.