Fix Photo for Board Election

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your photo

   Drop a photo where you look trustworthy and approachable. Board election photos appear on ballots, campaign flyers, and community materials - neighbors vote for people they trust and relate to. Avoid overly corporate or stiff poses.

   Expect: Background replacement: 25-30 seconds. Enhancement for community trustworthiness: may need one refinement.
2. 2

   Describe board candidate appearance

   Type what board campaigns need: 'replace background with clean neutral backdrop, trustworthy community leader, approachable and credible' or 'enhance for board election, responsible neighbor and capable leader.' Board elections need both competence and relatability. No marking required.

   Tip: Balance credibility with approachability: 'capable leader yet relatable neighbor, trustworthy community member'

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Trustworthy community leader replace background with neutral backdrop, enhance for board election trustworthiness, capable leader and relatable neighbor

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   Approachable responsible candidate enhance for approachable board candidate appearance, responsible and friendly community member, professional yet warm

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   Corporate to community candidate adjust corporate photo for board election, more approachable and relatable, trustworthy neighbor not executive

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   Clean campaign photo replace with clean neutral background, professional board candidate appearance, trustworthy and community-focused

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   3 more prompts

   Casual to campaign-worthy replace casual background with professional setting, enhance for board election credibility, capable yet approachable

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   Nonprofit board candidate enhance for nonprofit board election, dedicated community advocate, professional and passionate

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   HOA/Condo board candidate enhance for HOA board election, responsible property owner, neighborly and sensible leader

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3. 3

   Review for trustworthiness and relatability

   Check that you look like someone neighbors would trust to make good decisions. Background should be clean and not distract. Expression should convey both competence and friendliness. The photo should make voters feel comfortable choosing you.

4. 4

   Refine with markers if needed

   If edges need cleanup or the balance isn't quite right between professional and approachable, tap markers on specific areas and regenerate. Most board election photos work without markers - they're optional for precision.

   Tip: Test how the photo looks on a printed ballot or flyer - that's how voters will see it.