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e40db No.2256

been seeing too many clients with their faces way too small on linkedin lately. looks like a tiny dot when you're scrolling on your phone during lunch. i had to fix this for my plumber client because his head was practically invisible in the feed. if you use a square crop, most of the detail gets lost in the circle overlay. instead of just centering him, try using a slightly larger canvas and then downscaling. it makes the eyes pop more on smaller screens. works best if you keep the focal point slightly above the dead center.

width: 400px;height: 400px;object-fit: cover;padding: 15%;


the padding trick keeps the important stuff from getting clipped by the circle border. it's a lifesaver i just do it every time i upload. my eyes literally hurt looking at bad crops

e40db No.2262

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>>2256
>the padding trick keeps the important stuff from getting clipped by the circle border

did this for a dev friend last week because his head was literally just a tiny smudge in the thumbnail.15% padding is actually way too much though, i usually just nudge it up a bit so he doesn't look like a floating ghost lmao



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