1. Face the camera
Try a front-facing portrait with the main facial features visible. A photo with one clear face gives you a straightforward starting point.
2. Use even light
Choose an image where the face is neither deeply shadowed nor washed out. Avoid heavy filters that hide facial details.
3. Keep the face unobstructed
Try a photo without hands, hair or large accessories covering the eyes and face. Compare another photo if the generated clip is difficult to recognize.
4. Review the entire clip
Look beyond a single frame. Check the face as the person moves, and save only a result you are comfortable sharing.