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The Office Face Match: Meet Your Twin

AI compares your face with the Dunder Mifflin staff, Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute included, and picks the closest.

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About This Test

Dunder Mifflin Scranton, the world's most-watched paper company. The Office turned ordinary office faces into legends: Michael's desperate-to-be-loved grin, Jim's camera glance, Pam's kind smile, Dwight's intense beet-farmer stare.

Whose desk do you belong at? Creed, Kevin, Angela, Stanley and Toby are all at work, and there is nothing to sign up for.

Our AI analyzes your photo to find which of these 13 characters you resemble most. Powered by deep-learning face recognition, you get instant results to share with friends. Your photo is used only for analysis and is never stored.

Featured Characters

These are the characters you can be matched with.

Michael Scott
Michael Scott
1%

The World's Best Boss, according to the mug he bought himself. He's desperate to be loved and allergic to work, and strangely, when it really matters, he's the best salesman Scranton has ever seen.

Dwight Schrute
Dwight Schrute
1%

Assistant TO the Regional Manager, with the TO in capitals. He's also a beet farmer and a volunteer deputy, and an expert in bear-attack preparedness. Identity theft is not a joke, Jim!

Jim Halpert
Jim Halpert
2%

Sales is his day job, and his real full-time job is pranking the desk-mate and looking into the camera. He puts people's stuff in Jell-O and wins every prank war, then marries the girl of his dreams.

Pam Beesly
Pam Beesly
2%

The receptionist who spent years saying yes to everyone but herself. Then she walked barefoot across hot coals and finally chose her own life. She's the office mom and a secret artist.

Ryan Howard
Ryan Howard
19%

A temp who rocketed up to corporate and crashed into fraud charges, then came back as a bowling alley attendant with the same smug face. He also started a company called WUPHF, and it's exactly as good as the name sounds.

Andy Bernard
Andy Bernard
8%

A Cornell grad. Did he mention Cornell? He solves conflict with a cappella and punches walls when that fails. He went to anger management and came back with jazz hands.

Roy Anderson
Roy Anderson
6%

The warehouse guy who left the receptionist engaged for three years without a wedding. He eventually cleaned up his act, though the gym membership and the chance to win back her love both arrived a step too late.

Jan Levinson
Jan Levinson
13%

A corporate vice president who dated her worst-performing branch manager and fell apart spectacularly. She's a candle entrepreneur and a terrifying negotiator, and she hosted one unforgettable dinner party.

Kevin Malone
Kevin Malone
1%

An accountant of few words. Why waste time say lot word when few word do trick? Star of the legendary chili incident, with questionable math skills and, secretly, real jazz drumming chops.

Stanley Hudson
Stanley Hudson
2%

A crossword-solving sage who counts down the time to retirement. He joins no events and tolerates nonsense for exactly zero seconds. One day a year, Pretzel Day, he comes alive.

Angela Martin
Angela Martin
19%

She heads accounting and chairs the party planning committee, and she also runs the unofficial judgment department. She owns more cats than smiles. She's also at the center of the office's most scandalous secret romance.

Creed Bratton
Creed Bratton
12%

Quality assurance director, probably. Nobody knows what he does or where he lives, or how many identities he has. Even the documentary crew gave up. He keeps mints in his desk and secrets everywhere else.

Toby Flenderson
Toby Flenderson
12%

The HR rep whose only crime is existing near Michael Scott. Soft-spoken and endlessly patient, he moved to Costa Rica once and ended up back in the same chair, with the same sigh, next to the same boss who hates him.

How It Works

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Upload a photo

Use a clear, front-facing photo of your face.

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AI analysis

Deep learning compares your facial features.

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See your match

Discover your look-alike and share it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which characters can I match with?

Your face is compared against 13 characters: Michael Scott, Dwight Schrute, Jim Halpert, Pam Beesly, Ryan Howard, Andy Bernard, Roy Anderson, Jan Levinson, Kevin Malone, Stanley Hudson, Angela Martin, Creed Bratton, Toby Flenderson.

Is this test free?

Yes, it's completely free and no sign-up is required. Just upload a photo and get your result instantly.

Is my photo uploaded or stored?

No. The face analysis runs entirely in your browser — your photo is never uploaded to a server or stored anywhere.

How accurate is the AI match?

The AI compares your facial features to find your closest character match, but it's meant for fun and entertainment.

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