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True Eve chart: the full PSL ladder in one table
A true eve chart lists the named tiers of the PSL scale for women, from the lowest rows up to True Eve at the top. The parallel true adam chart does the same for men. The two use the same numbers and different names, and every true eve chart is a community convention, not a scientific table. The chart below follows the tier ranges used on this site.
The true eve chart and true adam chart side by side
| PSL range | Men | Women | Plain description | Site 1–10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 – 2.5 | Very Low | Very Low | Major structural issues | 1 – 3.1 |
| 2.5 – 3.5 | LTN | LTB | Below average | 3.1 – 4.3 |
| 3.5 – 4.5 | MTN | MTB | Average | 4.3 – 5.8 |
| 4.5 – 5.5 | HTN | HTB | Clearly good-looking | 5.8 – 7.1 |
| 5.5 – 6.5 | Chadlite | Stacylite | Very attractive | 7.1 – 8.4 |
| 6.5 – 7.5 | Chad | Stacy | Model level | 8.4 – 9.5 |
| 7.5 – 8 | True Adam | True Eve | Near-ideal, extremely rare | 9.5 – 10 |
The only difference between the true adam scale and the female column of a true eve chart is the label. The numeric bands do not change with gender on this site, which is why the same row can read HTN in one conversation and HTB in another. Other websites draw the lines in different places, so treat these ranges as one reasonable version.
Sub 3 to True Adam: reading the whole range
People often open a true eve chart to see how far apart the ends are. A rating below 3 is called sub 3, and it covers the Very Low row plus the lower half of LTN. From there the ladder climbs one band at a time: LTN, MTN, HTN, Chadlite, Chad, then True Adam. That is why sub 3 to true adam spans six named steps. The jump looks large, but each row covers a wide band and raters disagree on the exact edges.
Note that "sub 3" and "sub 5" refer to numbers, not to tiers. The sub 5 meaning guide explains why the same phrase can describe very different people when the scale is unclear.
Why the top rows of a true eve chart are rare
The home page uses a simple bell-curve model with 4 at the center and a spread of 1 point. Under that model, about two-thirds of results fall between 3 and 5, a band that sits inside the LTN to HTN rows. The 5.5 line, where Chadlite begins, is roughly the top 7%, and the 7.5 line, where True Eve begins, is roughly 1 in 4,000. These are model outputs, not counts of real people.
The point is not that the top rows are an achievement to pursue. It is that the shape of a true eve chart explains why most people sit in the middle three rows and why a True Eve label is mostly symbolic. The related psl god entry covers the idea of a label above the chart.
How to use a true eve chart without being used by it
A true eve chart is a dictionary for reading threads and reports. Use it to translate a label into a rough band, then look for the reason the writer gave. A tier with no explanation tells you very little, and a tier based on one photo tells you about that photo. The looksmaxing scale article covers how tier names are used in conversation, and the attractiveness scale page explains the conversion column.
Do not treat your own row as a measure of worth. Ratings change with lighting, lens distance and expression, and no row predicts how you will be treated or how happy you will be. If looking at charts leaves you feeling worse, close the tab; talk to someone you trust if the feeling lasts.
Getting a rating that explains itself
A PSL rating places your photo in one of these rows and lists the features behind the result. Take the photo in daylight at eye level, read the comments before the tier, and compare only photos taken the same way. The chadlite entry shows how a single tier label can hide a lot of variation.
True Eve chart FAQ
What is a true eve chart?
A true eve chart is a list of the PSL tiers for women, ending with True Eve as the top label.
Is the true adam chart different from the true eve chart?
Only in the names. The numbers match on this site.
What PSL score is True Adam?
On this site's table, 7.5 to 8. Other charts may differ.
What does sub 3 mean on the chart?
A rating below 3 on the PSL scale. It covers the Very Low row and the lower half of LTN.
Is the true adam scale scientific?
No. It is community slang with no validated population data behind it.
Can I move up a row?
Photos, grooming and expression change a rating. Bone structure does not change from routines.