Choosing the Best Photos for AI Compositing
A simple checklist for selecting source photos before creating an AI family, memorial, wedding, or graduation keepsake.
For people who have several possible photos and want to pick the pair most likely to produce a good result.
Pick the moment first
Start with the photo that carries the memory: the family table, the graduation lineup, the wedding party, or the reunion group.
A meaningful base photo is more important than a technically perfect one, as long as there is enough visual information for a natural edit.
Prioritize facial clarity
The portrait should show the face clearly. Side profiles can work, but front-facing or three-quarter views usually preserve likeness better.
If the person is wearing glasses, a hat, or a familiar hairstyle, choose a portrait that includes those details.
Avoid edited source photos when possible
Strong beauty filters, cartoon effects, and heavy color edits can make the final result less realistic.
Original camera photos, scans, or lightly edited images usually produce the most believable keepsakes.
Turn the right pair into a finished keepsake
Once you have a strong base photo and a clear portrait, Back In The Picture can help compose them into one natural image.
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