I’m not sure whether the text in my photo is sharp enough for verification.

This feature helps you evaluate whether the text in a photo is clear enough to be used for verification. It reduces uncertainty by guiding you on what to check before submitting an image.

This feature is designed for situations where you need to submit a photo containing text for verification but are unsure if the text is sharp and readable. It provides a clear way to assess text clarity before you upload or resubmit an image. You can use it to check whether key lines of text are legible, not smudged, and not distorted by motion blur. It also helps you spot common issues that make verification fail, such as glare, low light, or the camera focusing on the background instead of the text. The feature supports better outcomes by encouraging you to retake the photo when the text is borderline readable rather than risking rejection. It is useful when photographing documents, labels, screens, or any text-based evidence that must be verified. It can be used as a quick pre-check right after taking a photo, helping you decide whether to keep it or retake it. This saves time by reducing back-and-forth caused by unclear submissions. Overall, it improves the likelihood that your photo will meet verification requirements on the first attempt.