Meet your
Reflection

A full-body version of you built from your existing photos, made to stand next to someone.

Where your Reflection
comes from

Profile photos are usually a headshot or half-body. Your Reflection takes the face, build and look from what you've already uploaded and renders it full-length so it can be paired.

A full-length photo of a woman, with a small card of her headshot on one side and a card of her outfit on the other.

Your Reflection + theirs
in one frame

Two cards labelled Your Reflection and Their Reflection with a heart between them, and arrows pointing down into one paired photo of the couple.

Why a paired image
beats two solo ones

On Rivet, matchers feel chemistry on your behalf. That's hard to do from photos taken in different settings. One frame puts you in the same world.

Two solo photos labelled 'Two photos, side by side — a comparison' above one paired photo labelled 'Two reflections, one frame — a possibility'.

Every paired image is
watermarked

An AI photo of you sounds like it could end up anywhere. It can't. Only your matchers see it and every paired image is watermarked. Look for the cluster of stars.

A dimmed photo of a couple with a circular spotlight revealing a cluster of star watermarks over one of their shoulders.

It's all in the picture

Matchers react to images before they read anything. Yours is built from your own photos, watermarked, and ready to make a stranger feel a match before they read a word.