Tinder uses a swiping interface, which makes it possible to browse through potential matches quickly. The app also displays pictures in full screen mode with zooming capability.
This means that you can see more details about someone’s profile just by tapping on their picture and zooming in on their face or body parts.
But you may have noticed Tinder tinkers with your photos after you upload them.
Tinder automatically zooms in on pictures to highlight the subject of the photo – you. This allows potential matches a better look at your picture. It also cuts down on unnecessary and distracting backgrounds. These factors mean a more user friendly experience.
The Fix
You can cut down on this problem by anticipating the problem. Meaning take your pictures with less of a background and more of a focus on yourself.
To keep your style and stand out from others, instead of using a fun background, focus on the angle of your face. Explore looking at or past the camera depending on what works for you.
Obviously facial expressions and lighting are more things to shake things up a bit.
Conclusion
Tinder is going to zoom and cut out anything in your picture it doesn’t find necessary. It’s your job to game the system and make people focus on what shows you in the best light.
Taking a standout selfie may require some trial and error. Don’t be afraid to take multiple shots and experiment with different techniques until you find the one that best represents your style and personality.
Finally, it’s essential to be authentic and true to yourself in your selfies, as genuine expressions and self-confidence are key ingredients for making your selfies truly stand out.
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Check out our other Tinder article about blurring your photos.