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Dating profile photos that finally do you justice

Profiles live or die on the first photo, and most people lose because the photo is dark, cluttered, or five years old, not because of their face. A clean set of varied, well-lit photos is the single biggest lever on matches.

What actually works

  • · Lead with a clear head-and-shoulders shot where your face fills the frame.
  • · Mix settings: one polished photo plus one candid outdoor photo outperforms six identical selfies.
  • · Smile in at least one photo. Warm and Playful vibes handle this naturally.
  • · Run your final set through the review tool to see which photo should go first.

Scenes that work for dating

Common questions

Is using AI photos on a dating profile dishonest?

It depends entirely on whether the photo still looks like you. Our whole design refuses to slim a jaw, clear skin or take years off, because a photo that flatters you into someone else fails the moment you meet. Use it to get the photo you never got round to taking, not a different face.

How many photos should a dating profile have?

Most apps show four to six. A clear face shot first, then variety: different settings, different light, at least one full-length. The most common mistake is six photos in the same room with the same expression.

Which scenes work best for dating?

Café and City test best because they read as candid. Rooftop and Beach are strong supporting photos. Studio is worth one slot as the clearest look at your face. Night Out helps if you have no social photos you can use.

Will people be able to tell?

The setting is generated and we say so plainly. What should not be detectable is your face, because it is not altered. If someone who knows you would say you look better than you do, that is a failure and we treat it as one.

After: same person, professionally lit and finished
Before: original selfie
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Same face. New setting, light and finish.
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