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THE PHOTO GUIDE
A little clearer.
A little more them.
Choose the photo that keeps their expression, markings and personality in view. These examples show what to look for before you upload.
Illustrative scene. Use your own original pet photo.
01 / PHOTO CHECK
Meet them
at eye level.
A straight-on photo gives a balanced view of the face. A slight turn can work when both eyes and the main markings are still visible.
Get down to your pet’s eye level. Bring the camera toward their face instead of pointing steeply down.
Good starting point
Visible eyes and familiar facial proportions.
Choose another angle
A full profile hides one eye and the opposite side.
Avoid looking down
A steep angle changes the shape of the face.
02 / PHOTO CHECK
Give every ear
a little space.
Keep the whole head and both ears inside the original image. A little room around the face is more useful than a tight crop.
Upload the original rather than a cropped screenshot. Missing ear tips and whiskers cannot be recovered from that photo.
Keep this space
The face, both ear tips and a little margin are visible.
Use the original
Tightly cropped details are missing from the image.
03 / PHOTO CHECK
Look closer.
Keep the details.
Zoom in on the eyes, nose and fur markings. Soft daylight helps show their features without deep shadows or heavy filters.
Stand near a window or in open shade. Take another photo if movement has blurred the face.
Clear daylight
Even light and sharp eyes show the details.
Too dark
Deep shadows and backlight hide facial features.
Too blurry
Motion blur loses detail even in a bright image.
Photo scenes and comparison images are generated teaching examples. Upload your own original pet photo.
THE LAST LOOK
Ready to make
it personal?
Use this checklist for the current portrait hoodie. Keep your original file ready, then upload it on the product page.
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