A Life Photo That Matches Your Host
A Life photo should match your AI host's face and clothes. It is the same person, not a new model on the grid.
A Life photo that matches your AI host is a still of that locked person doing something ordinary. Same face, clothes people have already seen, no new bone structure. The grid needs these stills so the account is not only a talking rectangle. A mismatched photo is worse than no photo.
Start from the locked face
Do not prompt "a woman in a park" and hope. The reference is the host. The park is the variable.
Repeat a garment
The jacket from Monday's reel in Wednesday's photo is how people connect them. A full new wardrobe in the still looks like a collaboration with a stranger.
Ordinary beats glam
A coffee, a walk, the shop shutter. Glam that changes the face lighting so much that the jaw looks new should be rejected.
A worked example
Monday's host in a black jacket at a mic. Wednesday's photo: that jacket, that face, a street in daylight. A version that slimmed the nose was not posted.
Before you post
- The photo used the locked face.
- One known garment is visible.
- You rejected a drifted still.
Where Scro fits
Scro's Life photos use the locked identity and wardrobe, so the still is the host. Compare it to the reel still before you publish it.
Make the still of the same host. Finished samples are on the examples page.
Related: Disclose an AI Voiceover on a Reel.