Every pose comes with a one-line cue, the moves step by step, and a camera tip — so you know where your hands go and where the phone goes.
Demo photos are AI-generated to show each pose clearly. The cues and camera tips are written for real people and real phones.

Hold two ornaments over your eyes
1x half body, tree lights blurred behind

Cheek to cheek, one eye each
0.5x extreme close-up, eyes and nose only
Thumbs in waistband, face the camera
1x full body, subject in the lower two-thirds

Grab the pole, lean out
1x full body

Little hand wraps around a big finger
1x detail close-up, just the two hands

Arms crossed, look back at the camera
1x full body

Pretend to pinch the person far away
1x fingers about 20 cm from the lens, focus on the person

Face each other, lean back, reach out
0.5x low angle from the side

Two kids wrapped in string lights
1x full body, plain background

He kisses her forehead, she leans on his chest
1x half body

Lean back on the pillar, brush your hair back
1x full body from a 45° angle

Hug the guitar, cover your face with a record
1x straight on, full body

Mom lies down, child lies on her back
1x low and level, plain background

Flip your hair as you look back
1x burst, half body

Lie by the waves, prop on your elbow, chin up
1x at ground level, backlit silhouette

Kiss your child through the wreath
1x hold the wreath in front of the lens as a frame, you in the middle

She holds his face in her hands
1x backlit, half body

One hand on the door frame, stand side-on
1x full body, centered

Sit on the curb, look down at your phone
Photographer stands and shoots straight down

Hug from behind, frame only the child's smile
1x close-up, adult's face out of frame

Phone up high, eyes up
0.5x front camera, arm fully extended

Sit on the sand, film the sunset
1x from behind at an angle, get her screen and the sunset in frame

Hold your child, look down at the camera
0.5x crouched low looking up, snowy pines behind

She takes a selfie, he steals a kiss
0.5x front camera selfie
The bold line under each photo is a cue you can say to the person you're shooting. It's the whole pose in one sentence.
Feet first, then hands, then face. Most stiff photos come from skipping the feet and freezing the hands.
Height and zoom change everything. If the tip says 0.5x from the ground, get low — the same pose shot at eye level looks flat.
Hold the shutter for movement poses (walking, hair flips, jumps). One frame in ten is the keeper.