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These are our tips on how to pick out the best photos for your Tinder, Bumble, Grindr, or any dating app profile. Photos that portray the best version of (the real) you, for instance, confident, well-rounded and interesting sides of your personality!

You've probably seen plenty of articles on how to write the perfect Tinder bio. The everlasting debate around stating your height might come to mind. Should you divulge too much information? Should you go for a witty one-liner? Well here at Perfocal, we value photography. We think that the secret to a killer Tinder profile is in its photos, and some people could do with a helping hand.

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There's a knack to it, surprisingly enough. The images we choose to represent ourselves on social media and online say a lot about who we are. For instance if you've chosen six different versions of similar selfies for your Tinder profile, you probably aren't going to come off as particularly interesting. If all six of your photos feature you with your ex, you're probably going to come off a bit obsessed.

Sure, we understand. Nobody can take a better photo of you than, well, you. However, no matter how tempting it may be, don't just pick selfies for your Tinder photos! It makes you look super boring and shallow. Tinder gives you a small window to be as interesting as possible. You need to utilise your opportunity, that means making the best use of each photo. One selfie is OK, but make sure you include a nice variety of shots in your Tinder photos.

Again, Tinder is about making use of a small opportunity to sell yourself. You need to cram in as much information about yourself as possible, so using your Tinder photos to tell your story is perfect. Whatever your hobby might be, rock it in one of your photos. You might be an athlete (sport photos are always great), you may be a chess champion, amazing at crochet, or completely obsessed with dogs (dogs count as hobbies too, right?) Whatever it might be, having an interest or hobby is attractive. People might share your interest and take more of a liking to you for it, or they might picture themselves sharing the activity with you.

Whatever photos you choose, know which ones you look good in. You may have a great profile view, or a jawline to show off. Tip number 4 is simple; know what angles and looks work for you, and try to choose your most flattering pictures. (Rocket science, we know!)

This one sounds stupid, but subliminally, including one picture of yourself outside makes you look a little bit more adventurous and interesting. Pictures of you only indoors will on a very deep level tell people that you don't go out much. Think about it, your Tinder photos are telling a story. Make a little bit of that story out-of-doors!

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It's not unheard of, either! Plenty of people nowadays opt for a pro photographer to help them look sharp in their headshots, dating profiles, and even their passport photos. It's reasonably priced enough, the same as a nice dinner in a restaurant, but with longer lasting results!

There's a few simple things to bear in mind when selecting photos for your dating profile: not too many selfies, not too many group shots, work your best features, show your bod (a bit), make sure to smile, go outdoors, get dressed up, and leave out the silly filters. You can also try getting a professional photographer to take some snaps.

If you're going to have an enviable Instagram feed or Tinder photos, you can't rely on your best friend to capture your best angles at the drop of a hat. Sometimes life calls for a professional photographer to get you some selfies that will drop jaws. Luckily, Perfocal can find you such a pro at short notice and for a great price.

Nearly 6 months ago I decided to try out Tinder. Since day 1 I have not been able to access photos or camera with app (caveat: I was able to access the camera once, to take the first profile photo, but never again afterwards). I have worked with Tinder support to try figuring out why. They have pushed some patches that they hoped would fix things, but the patches did not fix anything for my experience. When I go to iPhone / Setting / Tinder, I am only given Location, Siri & Search, Notifications, and Cellular Data options. I am not given the option to configure Photo or Camera access. I am wondering (1) how is this possible, (2) how to fix it, and (3) how to ask for a refund now that nearly my entire subscription has been eaten up without me being able to use the app acceptably. Tinder support told me I have to go through Apple, but Apple doesn't seem to provide a natural way to request a refund this far out.

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But both of these sources have problems. Okcupid compared big groups of similar photos, rather than a more controlled A/B split test using 2 different photos from the same man. And while the Photofeeler test did this (and hats off to them for it), they simply collected opinion, rather than plot actual matches or messaging behavior on a live online dating platform.

With an elegant experimental setup that was configured in iMotions, Tom and colleagues were able to present 27 participants with a Tinder replica, asking them to accept or reject (swiping right or left, respectively) the photos of 30 potential matches.

A couple of friends sent texts and some of the 30 Dates Twitter followers spotted me immediately. But it was one particular message which made me laugh. Back in February, you might remember, I returned to Tinder somewhat heartbroken after the Mr SC situation, and needing a distraction. I began chatting to about 20 or so guys on Tinder, and went on 4 or 5 dates. One of the guys I chatted to, but never met up with, was a guy called Tom. It was one of those (all too common) dating scenarios, where you Whatsapp for a couple of weeks, but never pin down a date. At most, Tom had seen four photos of me on Tinder, one of which was also my Whatsapp profile.

After months telling singletons around the world to be honest on their online dating profiles, at least I know my Tinder photos are clearly realistic! I flashed up on The Last Leg for all of two seconds!

This means being mindful of the photos you choose and making sure they convey your unique personality and interests. By doing so, you'll increase your chances of making a positive impression on potential matches.

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We'll address this first because it should go without saying. Unless you're an airline, you shouldn't be advertising your baggage situation. There are so many guys and girls on Tinder who put up photos with an attractive member of the opposite sex. What is the point? Did you think that no one would believe that you've ever been in the company of another woman before? Is this an attempt at a "look I'm datable" seal of approval? Whatever your motives, resist the urge. A potential match is just going to have flashbacks to the time she was fucking that married guy and woke up to find a copy of The Scarlet letter with a butcher knife through it on her doorstep. Keep your exes where they belong: in the past and out of your pics.

Man's best friend is always man's best wingman. Including a picture with a baby will either play as "trying to hard" or "damaged goods" (unless it is actually you're kid, then you do you). But, a picture with a beloved pet can go far. It shows you're sensitive and caring, and the cuteness of your pug could distract from the ugliness of your mug. Sure, you might lose a couple ladies who have canine or feline allergies, but the potential gains far outweigh the risks. Offer to dog sit for your buddy next time he goes out of town, and make sure to schedule a puppy photoshoot. It's simple really: care for the pooch, get the cooch.

A big trend across social media and dating sites is showing the world just how fun and weird and spontaneous you are. Apparently, one photo of you riding a unicycle or dressed as a Pixar character for Halloween is enough to show us just how much of a free spirit you are. It is totally understandable if you want to include one such picture in your profile. We will not hate the player as we continue to hate the game. But, don't lay it on too hard with the schmaltz; this is a dating profile, not the program for your vaudevillian one-man show. You get one off-beat photo to show just how much of an individual you are, and it should be placed at the end of your series, as punctuation to a few photos that allow ladies to properly objectify you.

Every female under the age of 35 has had a horny photography student do a Terry Richardson inspired black and white series of her wearing horn-rimmed glasses and knee socks in a bathtub at one point or another. When a man puts evidence of a Zoolander style photoshoot in their profile, it tells us they went to great lengths to get their glamour shots. That's just going to make you look vain. If you have a buddy who is willing to take some photos of your good side (and then use Photoshop to make it actually your good side), by all means be our guest. Just ask your boy to keep the shoot natural enough that it doesn't look too staged. These aren't headshots. Hell, these aren't even LinkedIn profile pics. Easy on the ocular highlights and black-and-white filters. ff782bc1db