Charmshots editorial ·
Check stable details
Look at face shape, eye spacing, nose, hairline and any distinctive features. Review the neck and body too; likeness is not limited to a plausible face pasted into a scene.
Use a deliberate review
- Place current originals beside the output.
- Inspect normal-size and close views.
- Reject altered identity details.
- Keep only pictures you would feel comfortable explaining.
A flattering jawline that is noticeably different from yours is not a minor lighting improvement. The same applies to invented facial hair, changed skin tone or a body that does not represent you.
Prefer recognition over polish
Do not choose the most dramatic output automatically. A less stylised result that remains recognisable is a better candidate for an introductory profile. If the set repeatedly misses your appearance, improve the reference selection or use a real photograph rather than lowering the likeness standard.