Changes and quality
Text and logos on your pictures
Headlines, captions and logos we place on a picture never cover a person or your product, and to change the words, write the exact wording you want in your note.
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Where text goes
Text and logos never cover a person or the product. That means no face, hair or body and none of your product, with clear space around both. A picture that breaks this rule isn't delivered.
Social posts, banners and Meta ads carry text. Product shots and lifestyle pictures usually don't: a product shot shows your product, and a social post is designed to carry words and graphics.
Changing the words
Write the exact words you want in your note, like "Headline: Made for mornings". To keep a word out, say so: "never say cure". Your brand guidelines' words come first.
Words on your product
The words on your product come from your real photos. If a label's text looks garbled, choose Change and tap Label warped, with no note. We check it and fix it free, without using a round. Skip drops the picture. See the product looks wrong.
Checked before delivery
Text and logos keep clear space around people and your product. Every picture with text is checked for this before it's delivered.
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- When your product looks wrongIf your product's label, look or size is off, choose Change and tap Label warped or Product looks off with no note, and we check and fix it free, UGC and motion too, using no round.
- Writing notes that get the change you wantA good note says exactly what's wrong and what you want instead, in plain words, like "younger, early 20s, less sweaty".
- Sending your brand guidelinesSend your brand guidelines as a link with your order or a PDF on the foundation board, and where they disagree with your website, we follow them and show you the difference.