Using your boards
Using a board
On a board, choose Keep to use a picture as it is, Change to remake it with your note, or Skip to drop the idea, then press Send when you're done.
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Choose for each picture
- Step 1: Start at frame 1 and go in order. Click a picture to see it big, with your choices beside it.
- Step 2: Choose Keep, Change or Skip. Keep uses the picture as it is. Change remakes it with your note. Skip drops the idea.
- Step 3: Tell us what to change on each Change: pick a reason or type a few words. See writing good notes. Skip needs no note, but one helps us learn your taste.
- Step 4: Answer Product size on pictures with a person and your product. See the size check.
- Step 5: Press the button at the bottom to send. See sending a board.
Look closer
There's no app: boards work in your phone's browser. Opening a picture big never changes your choice.
- Press Full screen for the biggest view, and zoom in on labels and hands.
- Use the arrows, or your keyboard's arrow keys, to move from shot to shot.
- Your product, as you sent it sits above the pictures, to check every shot against.
- On a computer, tick pictures and press Compare to see them beside your product photo.
- Use the filters above the pictures (Not decided, Keep, Change, Skip) to find what's left.
- The Studio pick tag shows the picture we'd choose. See studio picks.
If that didn't work
- Your choices are saved on this device as you go, so you can leave and come back.
- If the board or its pictures won't load, see a board won't load.
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- 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".
- The product size checkPictures with a person and your product ask whether the size looks right, too big or too small.
- Sending a boardPress the button at the bottom of the board when you're done, and the studio starts on your answers right away (you can't change them after sending).
- What the Studio pick meansThe Studio pick tag marks the picture the studio would choose, with the reason, but it's only a suggestion and you can always choose differently.