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Bumble vs Hinge photos need two different sets

Bumble reads your six as one set. Hinge sits each photo next to a prompt. You pick the scene and the outfit, and get 2 to 8 photos per batch.

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On Bumble your six photos are read together, so two photos from the same evening in the same jacket count as one idea twice. Vary the place, the time of day, the clothes. Hinge takes four to six, and each one sits next to a prompt, so people reply to the photo itself. A photo with one specific thing in it gives them something to write about. Plan a different set for each app.

From your selfies to your next match

  1. Upload your selfies

    One photo of your face is enough. Selfies are fine. Up to four if you have them.

  2. Choose the look

    Pick the scene and the outfit, or just describe the photos you want.

  3. Get your photos

    Download the ones you like, and go get those matches.

One set for Bumble, one for Hinge

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Questions

Which app should I build the set for first?

Bumble, because six is the larger number and Bumble advises filling every slot. Once those six hold six different ideas, carry over the four to six that work hardest on their own to Hinge. Two or three photos on both profiles is fine. All six on both is not.

How many photos do I need for Bumble and Hinge?

Six for Bumble and four to six for Hinge. With two or three shared, ten to twelve photos cover both profiles. That is two batches. Our 30 photo pack is 19 euros, and the first two photos are free when you sign up, no card.

Do Bumble and Hinge have the same rules on AI photos?

No. Bumble's guideline prohibits artificially generated or enhanced photos used to deceive others, so the condition is deceiving, not generating. Hinge's AI Principles permit generated images as long as they do not misrepresent you, while Hinge's own dating guide says to skip them. Both land in the same place. It has to be your face.

What if I do not have six ideas for Bumble?

Hinge is easier here, since four photos is enough in some countries. Bumble still asks for six, and three ideas padded out with near copies still reads as three. One batch returns 2 to 8 photos, which is enough to close the gap.

Will the photos still look like me?

Yes. It is your own face, not a new one. Upload clear photos and the results look like you, at your best.

Are AI photos allowed on dating apps?

Yes. Dating apps do not ban AI photos. They ban pretending to be someone else. A photo that still looks like you is what passes their check.

How many photos do I need to upload?

One is enough. It has to show only you, with your face towards the camera and your hair visible. You can add up to four for more variety. A side angle or a full body photo helps, but we do not need them.

Can I choose the scenes and outfits?

Yes. Pick a place and clothes from the list, describe them, or show us a photo to follow.

How much does it cost?

You pay once, with no subscription. Packs start at 19 euros, and you only spend a credit when you ask for a photo.

Can I try it for free first?

Yes. Your first two photos are free and you do not need a card. See your own face before you pay anything.

Is my data private?

We never train on your photos and we never share them. They stay yours.