How do you take a selfie that looks like you?

I'm Aria. Front cameras are close and wide, which is why selfies rarely look like the mirror. Share one and I'll tell you where to hold the phone, where the light should be, and what to do with your face.

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How do you take a selfie that looks like you?

How it works

Upload a selfie, any selfie.
Aria reads the light, the distance and the angle from it.
Get three changes to make, in order of how much they matter.
Take it again, share it, and compare.

See Aria's ideas on your own photo

Frequently asked questions

Why does the front camera make my face look wider?

A phone held at arm's length is close enough that whatever is nearest the lens looks bigger, usually the nose and forehead. Holding it further away, or using the back camera with a timer, shows your face as other people see it.

Where should the light be?

In front of you and a little to one side, soft: a window with no direct sun is ideal. Light from above gives shadows under the eyes; light from behind makes you a silhouette. Aria tells you which you've got.

Can she fix a blurry selfie?

She can point you at Upscale, which sharpens a soft or small photo, and Open Eyes for a blink. The rest is the next selfie.

Aria can help with more than this. Start an open conversation with her, or read about what she can do.