Use one complete subject
Keep the entire object inside the frame. Cropped feet, handles, ears, or edges force the generator to invent the missing boundary.
Protect the silhouette
Choose a background that contrasts with the subject. Preserve visible gaps around thin features and between separate limbs or branches so they do not merge into one surface.
Prefer readable lighting
Even lighting and visible surface detail help communicate shape. Deep shadows, blown highlights, reflections, and transparent materials can hide the form that must be reconstructed.
Expect hidden areas to be estimated
A single image does not reveal the back or underside. Treat the result as generated geometry, rotate it carefully, and repair it when accuracy or fit matters.