Which photo should I upload for Biker Birthday Cake?
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Short answer
Choose a photo of one adult or pet with a large, sharp face, open eyes, no helmet or sunglasses and decent light. The helmet comes off midway, and the model needs a clear face to put yours underneath. Head and shoulders is the safest bet.
Good signs
- Head and shoulders: your face takes up about a third of the frame.
- Eyes on the lens: both of them showing.
- Honest colour: daylight and no filter.
Bad signs
- More than one person or animal in the picture.
- A helmet, sunglasses, a low cap, or a dark, blurry shot.
- Anyone famous, or a screenshot lifted from another video.
Questions people ask
Does what is behind me in the photo matter?
No. The car park, the bike and the cake all come with the template.
Does my outfit carry over?
By default, yes. The black leather biker jacket and the white-and-black riding jacket are the alternatives.
Can the picture show me wearing a helmet?
Better not, since the reveal is your face. A photo without a helmet, cap or sunglasses works.
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