Better portrait sources
A small, relaxed smile is enough. Choose an expression you use in conversation rather than forcing a broad grin that changes your eyes and jaw.
You choose your own source and review the current cost before generation.
Compare the mouth with the source at full size. Teeth, lip corners and cheek creases should still belong to the same person.
Compare frames from before and after the broad smile. The transition often contains a more relaxed expression. Judge the eyes and mouth together; do not keep a stretched grin simply because all the teeth are visible.
Why consider this directionThe simple warm-gray setting keeps attention on the face and is easy to evaluate in a square profile frame.
Check before choosingInspect the open collar and hair boundary, then reduce the example to the size visitors actually see.
Why consider this directionA welcoming wider portrait with a sunlit home setting can complement a property-profile layout.
Check before choosingThe room is a style example, not a photographed listing. Keep actual property evidence in the listing gallery.
Why consider this directionWarm terracotta and a colorful knit can give a small personal avatar a memorable color relationship.
Check before choosingTest whether the color supports your own channel. The off-center pose also needs a separate circular-crop check.
Prepare one relaxed smile and one calm neutral frame from the same light and camera angle.
Compare the sources at the intended display size before generating. Start from the expression you prefer rather than expecting a scene to invent it accurately. Afterward, inspect tooth spacing, lip corners and eye creases together; a broad smile is not automatically the most approachable result.
Choose by how you normally greet the relevant audience. If the mouth changes noticeably, try a clearer expression source instead of selecting by overall attractiveness.
Compare a closed-mouth smile and a gentle open smile at avatar size. Choose the expression you actually use when greeting someone. Reject altered tooth spacing, an uneven lip edge or a smile that changes the shape of your cheeks.
Create a headshot with my photo ↗Compare a small smile, a relaxed open smile and a neutral frame from the same session. Choose the expression you can hold comfortably in conversation. Inspect teeth and the corners of the mouth for changes after generation.
Yes. A relaxed mouth, visible eyes and comfortable shoulders can communicate warmth without showing teeth. Test the image in its real context instead of imposing one expression on every profession or person.
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