Which photo gives the best Singing Pet result?
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Short answer
Send one animal with a large, sharp face, open eyes and decent light. The model reproduces the fur colours and markings it can see, so a tight head-and-chest shot beats a small pet standing far away.
Good signs
- Head and chest: the face takes a third of the picture or more.
- Looking forward: both eyes can be seen.
- True colour: shot in daylight, with no beauty filter on.
Skip these
- More than one animal in the picture.
- Dim, soft or blurred pictures.
- Screenshots lifted from somebody else's video.
Questions people ask
Is a photo of my pet lying down okay?
Yes, if the face is clear. The video stands the pet up in the towel regardless.
Does the room behind my pet matter?
No. The bathroom comes from the option you choose, not from your photo.
Do filters or edited photos hurt the result?
They can. The model copies what it sees, so a heavy filter changes the fur colours it picks up. Use an untouched photo when you can.
Put your own pet on the bathroom mic
A single pet photo gets you in. Every pack includes bonus previews, so you can check your photos before spending a credit. You pay once per video, never monthly.
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