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Getting the Best Result

A few photo habits make a real difference in output quality — here's what to check before you upload.

By Morphme TeamUpdated

Steps

1

Use even, front-facing lighting

Natural daylight or a light source in front of your face works best. Avoid strong backlight (a bright window behind you) and harsh side shadows.

Tip: Overcast daylight near a window is one of the easiest ways to get flat, even light.
2

Keep your face unobstructed

Sunglasses, masks, and low hair or hats across the forehead can hide key facial landmarks. A clear, front-on view of the eyes, nose, and mouth gives the most accurate result.

3

Pick a sharp, high-resolution source photo

A sharp, in-focus photo at a reasonable resolution outperforms a low-res, heavily compressed, or upscaled one.

4

One face, centered

Photos with a single, clearly centered face process most reliably. If a photo has multiple faces, results can be less predictable — crop to the face you want first.

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