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Technical support

Technical support

Start your studio

On the welcome page, open Terms and Privacy, select the agreement control, then tap Step into your local studio. If the studio cannot open, tap Try again. Your entry state is local; no login password is needed.

Add and find a piece

Open My drawer, add a piece, select a photo, crop if needed, fill in its details, and save. Search by name or change the drawer filters. If a piece seems missing, clear filters and search again. Choose a supported still image of at least 80 × 80 pixels and no larger than 15 MiB.

Create and retry

Open Create, choose a photo or a labeled experience photo, add one or more pieces, and adjust them. Make my look saves a PNG and opens the result. Use See original photo to compare, or Adjust the details to revise and save. If an image is unavailable, replace that photo or piece and retry. After cancellation or interruption, reopen Create or Mirror moments to review your saved draft. You can create and export without credits.

Save and share

In your saved look, Export PNG opens Files; select a destination and complete the system dialog. Share opens the share sheet. Save to Photos adds the finished image after permission is granted. If permission is denied, use the offered Open Settings action or export to Files instead. Canceling export does not delete your saved look.

Profile and cleanup

My space → Edit profile lets you select or take a profile photo and crop it. If the camera is unavailable, choose a photo instead. My space → Settings includes Reduce motion, Manage photos, Clear draft, sign out, and local account deletion. For an in-use image, open Why is this photo kept? to review its references before removal. Exported copies must be deleted at their destinations. Deletion cannot be undone.

Contact

Contact: support@example.com is a placeholder address and is not a working support channel. A working support address must replace it before release. Do not send personal photos to this address. When a working address is configured, describe the page, action, and error and include your iOS and app versions. Avoid sending private photos.