@LFCYNWA, good work but you should only leave 2-3 pixels above the head and below the chin. Anything more is unnecessary because we want the face to be the focus of the cut-out. Additionally, all cuts must have a collar. If like in this case, the collar is quite low or the neck is quite long and to include it would mean you have more than 2-3 pixels beneath the chin, then there is a very simple technique demonstrated in the tutorial thread which allows this. Essentially, you lasso the collar and nudge it upwards 😉

P.S. Instead of uploading multiple cut-outs one-by-one, it's much quicker and efficient to upload them as a mixpack which sees them automatically assigned in the respective person's timeline anyway. You'd also save me time having to download them manually to add them to the megapack 🙂

Understood on all counts (the pixels rule, the collar & mixpacks). I can see that mixpacks would be easier to handle on your-all's end; I just don't know how to submit cutouts that way. (I also sometimes don't know when I'm going down the rabbit hole of searching for faces, whether I'm going to get one guy or the whole team!) 🙂