Which photo suits an I Wanna Love You video?
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Short answer
Use one clear photo of the singer, either a pet, you or an adult friend, face visible and turned toward the lens. JPG, PNG or WebP, 10 MB at most, 300 to 6000 pixels a side. Children's photos are refused. Blurry, masked or group shots work worst.
Technical limits
- Accepted: JPG, PNG or WebP.
- File size: 10 MB at most.
- Pixels: over 300 and under 6000 along each side.
- Proportions: width-to-height between 0.4 and 2.5, so no panoramas or thin strips.
- One photo, one subject. That's all it takes.
What looks best
- Even light and a crisp face. The video is a close selfie.
- Shoulders up or chest up, eyes and mouth clear.
- Cats and dogs: close, front-facing, eye level, fur colour and markings in view.
- Clothes don't matter. The suit gets added for you.
- Toys and drawings: face and body clear.
What to skip
- Babies, kids and anyone under 18.
- Group shots. The model may pick the wrong face.
- Sunglasses, masks, a palm over the mouth, strong beauty filters.
- Screenshots of other people's clips, celebrities, famous copyrighted characters.
Rules about people
Only upload yourself, adults who agreed, or pets, toys and drawings that are yours. Celebrities, minors and adult content are off limits. Consult Photo Consent and Acceptable Use before uploading. Uploads vanish after 14 days.
Questions people ask
Is a selfie okay?
Yes. A sharp, well-lit selfie suits this trend, which is itself a selfie. Keep the whole face in frame.
What if the photo gets rejected?
A note beneath the upload box names the cause: size, format, shape or a person who looks like a child. Fix it, upload again, no charge.
Should my pet wear clothes in the photo?
No. Any ordinary pet photo will do, and the model puts the suit on your pet.
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