Connect the image to its measurement
Landmarks and lines show where a measurement comes from. Your actual report uses your own photograph and confirmed landmarks.
The client version
Shoulder level — synthetic example
In this illustration, the line between the shoulder points is not horizontal. This finding alone does not establish a cause of pain or a need for treatment.
Next step: check the photo and landmark placement and discuss the report with a practitioner when needed.
The practitioner version
| Section | What can be reviewed |
|---|---|
| Method | Front view; angle of the line between shoulder points relative to horizontal. |
| Point origin | Detected, manually adjusted or a reviewed estimate; the origin remains visible. |
| Scale | Angles do not require a length scale. Distances are not presented in centimetres without a usable scale. |
| Coverage | A missing view is unassessed, not assumed normal. |
How should I read a change?
A lower or higher number alone does not prove improvement or deterioration. Check view, capture conditions and measurement method first. The 3D model explains findings; it does not replace medical imaging.
Get your own report
- Prepare standard photographs.
- Review and confirm points in the posture tool.
- Select the client or clinical report, then save a PDF from the print dialog.