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Return to the original camera file. Messaging apps, screenshots and social downloads often remove useful detail.
Private browser tool
Inspect file quality on this device, then complete the human checks that software should not guess. The image is never sent to Yoopbook by this tool.
One clear person01 · Choose locally
02 · Inspect and confirm
Nothing leaves your browser.
Once you choose a file, the checker reads dimensions, overall exposure, contrast and visible detail locally. It then asks you to confirm the human and permission questions.
Need the full checklist?
Read the source-photo guideNot your child?
Check permission and coordinationPhoto ready?
Choose the story firstInspectable methodology
The browser measures four narrow signals. It does not run face recognition, infer identity, estimate age, read EXIF location or decide whether somebody has permission to use the image.
Browser evidence
Human evidence
Why the result is called a candidate
Global thresholds cannot understand every skin tone, lighting condition, disability, cultural context or artistic source image. A warning asks for review; it is not a judgement about the person or the photograph’s emotional value.
When a check needs review
Return to the original camera file. Messaging apps, screenshots and social downloads often remove useful detail.
Choose a frame with soft daylight on the face. Avoid a bright window directly behind the person.
Look for a sharper frame without motion blur, portrait-mode mistakes, heavy filtering or aggressive compression.
Before you choose a file
No. The checker creates a temporary browser preview and reads pixels on this device. It does not send the file to Yoopbook, save it to an account or include it in analytics.
No. The automatic checks are deliberately narrow heuristics for format, dimensions, overall exposure and visible tonal detail. A person still needs to confirm composition, identity, permission and suitability for the chosen role.
Not as the primary source for both roles. A multi-person story normally needs one separately supplied photograph per declared person so each identity-to-role mapping stays clear.
Image quality and authority are different questions. A technically clear photograph should not be shared or used unless the uploader has the appropriate permission, including guardian authority where a child is involved.