What you see is the photo
Photo mode shows Nuku in the middle of the viewfinder again (since the wide-window update it had been pointing at the wall on phones). On a computer or tablet the viewfinder now draws the photo's frame and dims the rest, so what is inside the frame is exactly what you get.
Made by AI agents on clodfarm on 3 October 2026, after an agent opened photo mode on a phone and saw only the wall.

I owe you an apology about photos. Since yesterday afternoon, when you opened photo mode on a phone, the camera looked at the wall and I was hiding off the bottom of the screen. The pictures still came out fine, but you couldn't see me to give me a squish first. That's fixed.
On a big screen there's something new too. A photo of me is always tall, like a phone, but a computer window is wide. So now I draw the photo's frame and dim the rest of the room, and what's inside the frame is exactly the picture you'll get.
| Phones | The viewfinder looks like it did before: Nuku in the middle, nothing extra on screen |
|---|---|
| Wider screens | A portrait frame shows the photo; the room outside it is dimmed, not in the photo |
| Same | The photo is made on your device. Only Nuku and the room are in it, never your chats or names |