Tinder Photos
A first photo people stop on.
Tinder is a first-photo game. Most people swipe on the lead image and never open the profile, so that one photo has to be clearly you, well lit, and interesting enough to pause on. Upload five to fifteen selfies and we send back a set built around exactly that: a strong lead, a full-length shot and a few candid ones behind it. About an hour, one payment, from $19.
- A lead photo that reads at thumbnail size: your face, good light, no clutter
- Full-length and candid shots to back it up
- Look-like-you guarantee, or your money back
How it works
From selfies to a profile that gets opened.
No photographer, no posing. Three steps and the set is in your inbox.
- 01
Upload five to fifteen selfies
Recent photos of your face, from a few angles. We check each one as you add it and flag anything that will not work, so you find out before you pay.
- 02
Pick scenes with a clean read
For a Tinder lead, a rooftop at golden hour, a city street or a beach at sunset works: warm light, simple background, your face doing the work.
- 03
Swap your lead photo the same day
About an hour later we email the finished set. Put the strongest face shot first, then a full-length one, then two or three candid scenes.
Why it works on Tinder
Built for a half-second decision.
Tinder shows your photo large, briefly, to someone who is deciding fast. Every choice below follows from that.
Your face carries the photo
The lead shot is framed so your face reads instantly, with warm natural light and nothing behind you competing for attention. Trained on your own selfies, so it is you.
No mirror, no bathroom, no group
The three most common Tinder photos are the three that perform worst. Every photo in your set is of you alone, in a real place, with the camera held by nobody you can see.
One price, a set to test with
Swap your lead photo three times in a week and see which one gets opened. The Pro pack gives you 60 to choose from, for one payment.
Refunded if it does not look like you
Meeting someone who does not look like their photos is the thing everyone on Tinder complains about. If your set does not look like you, tell us within 3 days and we refund in full.
The order that works
Four photos that do the job.
You can upload nine. You need four good ones in the right order.
First: face, close, lit
The only photo most people will see. Warm light, simple background, looking at the camera or just off it.
Second: full length
Answers the question the first photo raises. A street, a rooftop or a beach scene, in clothes you own.
Third: doing something
Cooking, hiking, travelling. It shows there is a life behind the face and gives an opener.
Fourth: a laugh
One photo not looking at the camera, mid-laugh or mid-step. It is the one that makes the rest believable.
Pricing
One payment. No subscription.
Every pack trains a model on your own face and delivers at full resolution. What changes is how many photos you get and how many scenes and outfits you can pick from.
- 4 photos
- 1 outfit option
- 1 scene option
Best for a first look at the style before you buy a pack.
- One scene, one outfit, and once per account
- 20 photos
- 2 outfit options
- 3 scene options
- Standard queue
Best for refreshing one profile with a few strong photos.
- Two outfits and three scenes means less variety across the set
- 60 photos
- 4 outfit options
- 6 scene options
- Priority queue
Best for most people: enough range to fill every photo slot on every app.
- Not every scene in the catalogue is unlocked
- 120 photos
- All outfit options
- All scene options
- Front of the queue
Best if you want the whole catalogue and photos to spare.
- More photos than one profile usually needs
You pay on Stripe. Refunded automatically if a run fails, and refunded in full if the set does not look like you (tell us within 3 days). See our Terms and Refund Policy.
FAQ
Tinder photos, answered.
What people ask before they change their lead photo.
Ready when you are
A better first photo, in about an hour.
Upload your selfies, pick your scenes, pay once. We handle the rest.