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Tips for better AI results

Whether you're generating a video effect or transforming a photo with Image AI, the quality of your starting image makes all the difference. Follow these tips to get the best results every time.

Tip #1Use a clear, well-lit photo

The AI works from what it sees. Give it the best possible input:

  • Use a photo taken in good natural light — avoid dark or blurry images.
  • Make sure your subject is sharp and clearly visible.
  • Avoid heavy filters or heavy compression on the source image.

Tip #2Keep the background simple

A clean background helps the AI focus on your subject:

  • Solid or blurred backgrounds give much cleaner results than busy scenes.
  • Avoid backgrounds that share the same color as your subject.
  • Outdoor shots with a clear sky or plain wall work very well.
Good clean background
Bad cluttered background

Tip #3Center your subject in portrait mode

Clipher crops images to a 9:16 portrait format — composition matters:

  • Position your subject in the center of the frame from head to toe if possible.
  • Leave some space above and below to avoid clipping.
  • Straight-on angles work best for both Video Effects and Image AI.
Good centered, full body
Bad off-angle, cropped

Tip #4For Video Effects — one subject is best

The video AI animates the whole frame. To get clean, fluid motion:

  • Use photos with a single clear subject rather than group shots.
  • Avoid images where multiple people overlap or share similar colors.
  • The effect applies to the full image — a simpler scene gives more control.

Tip #5For Image AI — face quality matters most

Image AI preserves your subject's identity. Help it do its job:

  • Use a photo where the face is clearly visible and not obscured.
  • Front-facing photos give the best identity preservation.
  • Higher resolution source images produce sharper final results.

Not happy with the result?

Try cropping the image differently, changing the angle, or switching to a photo with better lighting. Small changes to the input often make a big difference to the output.