What photo works for a Money Flex AI video?

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Short answer

Use one sharp, well-lit photo of a single adult or pet with the face clearly visible, ideally from the waist up, since the low camera shows your upper body and hands. Avoid group photos, sunglasses, heavy filters and photos of children. JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB.

Example frame: a woman fanning a stack of prop banknotes in front of the camera in a bedroom
Example frame: a woman fanning a stack of prop banknotes in front of the camera in a bedroom

Photos that work

  • One subject: a single adult, pet, toy or drawing.
  • Face visible: looking roughly at the camera, not covered.
  • Waist up if you can: your clothes come from the photo.
  • Good light: daylight or a bright room, no heavy filters.

Photos to avoid

  • Babies, children or anyone under 18.
  • Group photos, or photos where the face is tiny.
  • Celebrities, famous characters or screenshots of someone else’s clip.
  • Sunglasses, masks or strong beauty filters.

Questions people ask

Can I use a selfie?

Yes, if the face is sharp. The model invents the arms and hands, so a waist-up photo keeps clothes closer.

Should I hold money in the photo?

No. The cash is generated. Keep your hands empty and the face clear.

What size should the photo be?

Between 300 and 6000 pixels on each side, up to 10 MB.

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