Email pic to sales@crownhurst.com put order # in subject line: For a good big head cutout, use a high-resolution, well-lit,
close-up photo of a single person facing forward.
The photo file should be over 1MB (or 2MB is even better)
with a minimum resolution of 1800x1800 pixels,
and avoid using blurry, zoomed-in, or group photos.
The subject's face should be clear. and avoid hands
near the face or busy backgrounds.
Image quality
Resolution: Use a high-resolution photo.
A minimum of 1800x1800 pixels is recommended,
and 300 dpi is ideal for clarity.
File size: Aim for a file size over 1MB or 2MB to prevent pixelation when enlarged.
Lighting: Choose a photo with good, even lighting.
Avoid dim photos, harsh shadows, or strong backlighting.
Subject and composition
Subject: Use a close-up photo of a single person.
Pose: The subject should be facing the camera directly,
with facial features clearly visible.
Expression: A clear, fun expression like a big smile will make the cutout more engaging.
Framing: Get as close as possible so the face fills most of the frame.
What to avoid
Low quality:
Do not use low-resolution, blurry, or pixelated images.
Zoomed-in or cropped photos:
Avoid screenshots or photos that have been zoomed in on, as this reduces quality.
Group photos:
Do not use group photos, as they are often not well-suited for a single-person cutout.
Distractions:
Keep the background
