Using My Face
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You can use the My Face feature to apply a photograph of your face to your avatar. Our image processing algorithms identify facial features and map your photograph to your avatar's head.
To set up My Face for your avatar for the first time, complete the following steps:
Open ENGAGE.
On the menu screen, select your profile image in the upper-right corner of the screen, and then select My Avatar from the menu that appears.
In the Avatar Editor, select My Face.
To upload a face image, choose one of the following options:
To use an image file that's stored on your device, select Upload Image, browse to the location of the file, select the file, and then select Load.
To use an image from the Internet, select Paste URL, type or paste the URL of the image file, and then select ENTER.
On the Create new face page, select Generate My Face.
After the generation process completes, review the result. If you want to adjust the skin tone of the body, see Changing My Face skin tone. To accept the generated My Face, select Save & Continue.
In the avatar editor, select Save & Continue.
In the My Face panel, select the toggle to turn on the My Face feature.
To create another My Face, select Options in the My Face panel, and then select Create. You can then continue the process from step 3 of the previous instructions.
Use the following guidelines to ensure the best result from the My Face feature. The requirements for an ideal image are similar to the requirements for a passport photograph, and are summarized as follows:
In addition to the previous requirements, your image file must also meet the following technical requirements:
Not be a scanned photograph
Be in color
Be larger than 715 pixels in width and 951 pixels in height
Be in JPEG format
Not have compression and be free of data loss or compression artefacts
Not be digitally enhanced or changed
Not contain barrel or other lens distortion
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Face directly towards the camera.
Have a neutral facial expression.
Don't obscure any part of your face with hair, glasses, or clothing.
Ensure that your face is in focus
Ensure that your face is lit evenly without excessive shadows, and doesn't have lighting anomalies, such as red-eye.