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Practical, regularly updated guides: from anime avatars and greeting cards to restoring a family photograph.
Use a sharp selfie without harsh shadows or objects covering the face. Pick a direction such as soft watercolor, expressive 2D illustration or a neon scene. The model preserves core facial features, age and pose while changing the drawing style, lighting and setting. Use a square crop for an avatar and a vertical crop for stories.
Open tool →Scan the old photograph or capture it evenly without adding blur. The model removes scratches, cracks, folds and wear, restores contours and improves facial clarity. A restored black-and-white image can then be colorized, while a separate upscale step prepares it for large-format printing.
Open tool →Start with a clear subject and enough contrast against its surroundings. The service separates a person or product along the outline, including hair and fine details. Keep the result transparent, place it on white, or use it as the basis for a new scene. Check the marketplace size and margin requirements before publishing.
Open tool →Choose a photograph with clearly visible faces, then set the occasion, mood and card format. Keep the headline short and avoid filling the composition with long wishes. Add the main greeting as a separate text layer so the lettering stays exact while the portrait and festive design remain natural.
Open tool →Repair major damage and improve sharpness before colorization when possible. The model identifies people, clothing and surroundings, then adds plausible colors while preserving light, shadow and paper texture. For historically accurate uniforms or objects, provide the known colors or verify them against family records.
Open tool →A front-facing or slightly turned selfie with an unobstructed face works best. Choose the animal and result style: a realistic hybrid, gentle storybook character or vivid illustration. Keep stylization moderate for better likeness, and use a square close-up for messaging apps.
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