Random How To Get More Right Swipes On Tinder, According To Science (16 items)

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  (#10) Post A Photo That's Oriented To The Right

  The natural tendency of many Tinder users is to swipe right on a photo that is oriented to the right and to swipe left on images oriented to the left. In other words, they swipe in the direction the picture is facing.

  Consider using a profile pic that has you slightly turned to the right or looking to the right, and you'll likely see an uptick in your right swipes.
   
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  (#1) Choose A Photo Of Yourself Posing With A Pet

  Prospective mates are drawn to people who have pets. According to researchers, 35% of women and 26% of men surveyed said they were more attracted to someone who had a pet. And 75% of women and 54% of men said they would not date someone who did not like pets.

  So, pets automatically boost your chances for a right swipe; include them in at least one Tinder pic to up your odds. 
   
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  (#4) Go For Bright, Bold Colors

  With potential mates swiping through photo after photo, you need to take steps to catch their eye. An easy way to do this is by choosing a profile pic in which you're wearing bright or bold colors.

  Red suggests passion, energy, and assertiveness. Orange conveys playfulness, kindness, and optimism. Magenta displays your power and magnetism. Yellow shows you're warm, cheerful, and communicative. Skip the gray; it channels staleness and depression.

  So don't be afraid to wear something loud - but tasteful.
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  (#16) Mention Your Travels In Your Bio

  Travel shows people that you're worldly and have an interest in adventure, culture, and new or unique life experiences. Pick a photo or two of yourself from your travels, and you can't go wrong. But make sure you're actually in the picture - don't just post images of sights you've seen at the places you've visited.

  And don't forget to include a mention in your bio about some of the destinations to which you've traveled.  
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  (#9) Expand Your Search Range Boundaries

  Keep your options open. This doesn't mean you have to open yourself to mates who are so far away that a long-distance relationship is the only option. But consider expanding your search settings outward a few more miles than may initially be comfortable.

  You are introducing yourself to a whole new audience. And your ideal partner could be just outside your geographic comfort zone.
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  (#5) Show Some Class

  Aim to have at least one photo where you're wearing something more formal. This tells prospective mates that you have a classy and elegant side.

  Formal attire also suggests you're confident and successful, and including this type of image along with less-formal ones demonstrates your flexibility. These are all qualities that tend to attract interested mates. 
   

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