Your AI output is only as good as your upload
Hi Ha Quu preserves your jewelry design faithfully — but starting with a clear photo makes a dramatic difference. You do not need a DSLR.
1. Use natural daylight
Shoot near a window with soft, diffused light. Avoid harsh overhead bulbs that create hot spots on gold.
2. Keep the background simple
A white or light neutral surface works best. The AI handles backgrounds, but a clean base helps it read fine details.
3. Capture multiple angles
Upload your main photo plus up to 3 angle shots. Include front, side, and a close-up of stones or engraving.
4. Steady the phone
Use a tripod or rest your elbows on a table. Blur is the most common reason for soft AI output.
5. Fill the frame
Get close enough that the piece occupies most of the image. Crop later if needed — do not zoom digitally.
Bonus: scale reference
For rings and bangles, include a ruler or coin in one angle shot. This helps the AI understand proportions on model wrists and hands.
Ready to test? Upload your best phone photo and generate your first editorial shot free.