A 60-second visual guide
Start with the people, then make these six practical decisions.
01 One face per photo
Use a front-facing portrait with visible eyes and face edges.
02 Follow the light
Soft daylight is forgiving. Avoid mixing harsh side light with flat indoor light.
03 Match the energy
Relaxed faces belong together. So do big smiles. Mixing formal and candid expressions feels staged.
04 Choose a scene that fits
A porch, park, kitchen, or familiar city gives the group a reason to be there. Meaning makes an image easier to keep.
05 Arrange the group
Rows suit reunions. Loose clusters suit friends. Two people can share more open space.
06 Review before sharing
Check faces, hands, clothing, text, and meaningful background details. Tell viewers when a scene is AI-created.
6 DECISIONS
Quick checklist
Choose a familiar setting. Check faces, hands, clothing, and text before sharing.