Corporate Studio
A tailored navy blazer, a neutral gray backdrop, soft key light, and a subtle rim light.
Portraits
AI Headshot Generator
Turn a phone selfie into a clean professional headshot. Pick a backdrop and lighting style, keep your face, and download a portrait that works on LinkedIn, a company page, or a conference bio.
- Keeps your face and natural features
- Studio, editorial, and outdoor looks
- Consistent portraits for a whole team
Upload a front-facing selfie with even light. The AI keeps your identity and changes the wardrobe, background, and lighting.
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Headshot styles that age well
A neutral studio portrait is the safest default. Add an editorial or outdoor look for a personal site or a speaking bio.
Editorial Portrait
A dark green blazer, a warm beige backdrop, and soft directional window light.
Warm Outdoor
Golden-hour backlight, a softly blurred park, and a relaxed natural expression.
Monochrome
A dark backdrop, dramatic side light, and rich black-and-white tonality.
Creative Studio
A black turtleneck, a deep teal backdrop, and soft frontal light for a modern personal brand.
What makes a headshot work
A good headshot answers three questions in under a second: who is this, what do they do, and do they look approachable? That means a clear face, a simple background, and clothing that does not distract. The lighting should separate the subject from the background without looking dramatic.
AI is good at the scene and the light. It is not a substitute for a real expression. Upload a selfie where you are relaxed and looking at the camera; the model will preserve that expression far better than a forced smile.
Shooting a selfie that edits well
Face a window, turn off the phone’s beauty filter, and hold the camera at eye level. Keep your shoulders in frame and leave a little space above your head. Avoid hats, sunglasses, and strong backlight. If you wear glasses, check for reflections before uploading.
A plain wall is ideal, but the model can replace the background. What it cannot fix is motion blur or a face that is half in shadow. Take five photos and pick the sharpest one.
Keeping a team consistent
For a team page, use the same style, backdrop, and crop for every person. Generate each portrait separately with the same scene description, then crop them to the same aspect ratio. Consistency matters more than an elaborate set.
If someone is uncomfortable with an AI-generated portrait, use their real photo instead. A team page should represent real people, not an idealised version of them.
How to make a professional headshot
One selfie, one style, one clean portrait. No studio booking.
Upload a selfie
Face a window, look at the camera, and keep your shoulders in frame.
Choose a backdrop
Pick a neutral studio for LinkedIn and a warmer editorial look for a personal site.
Check the details
Zoom in on the eyes, hairline, and collar. Regenerate if the face or clothing drifted.
Copy-ready headshot prompts
These prompts preserve identity and keep the lighting professional rather than theatrical.
Corporate StudioCopy prompt
Use the uploaded photo as the primary reference. Preserve the person’s recognizable face, skin tone, hair, and body proportions. Create a professional corporate headshot: a tailored navy blazer, a simple light shirt, a neutral gray studio backdrop, soft key light, and a subtle rim light. Sharp focus on the eyes, realistic skin texture, natural expression. Keep one person, do not change identity, no text or watermarks.
Editorial PortraitCopy prompt
Use the uploaded photo as the primary reference. Preserve the subject’s identity and natural features. Create an editorial business portrait: a dark green blazer, a warm beige backdrop, soft directional window light, and a calm confident expression. Magazine-quality portrait photography, realistic skin and fabric texture, shallow depth of field. Keep one person, no text or watermarks.
Warm OutdoorCopy prompt
Use the uploaded photo as the primary reference. Preserve the subject’s face and proportions. Create a natural outdoor headshot at golden hour: a simple neutral shirt, a softly blurred park background, warm backlight, and a genuine relaxed expression. Professional lifestyle portrait, realistic skin, natural color grading. Keep one person, no text or watermarks.
MonochromeCopy prompt
Use the uploaded photo as the primary reference. Preserve the subject’s identity. Create a black-and-white studio headshot with a dark backdrop, dramatic soft side light, and a subtle silver rim light. Fine art portrait photography, realistic skin texture, rich tonality. Keep one person, no text or watermarks.
Creative StudioCopy prompt
Use the uploaded photo as the primary reference. Preserve the subject’s face. Create a modern creative headshot: a black turtleneck, a deep teal backdrop, soft frontal light, and a relaxed confident pose. Clean commercial portrait photography, realistic skin and fabric, sharp eyes. Keep one person, no text or watermarks.
AI headshot FAQ
Answers about likeness, use cases, and getting a natural result.
Will it look like me?
A sharp, front-facing selfie with even light produces the closest match. The model preserves the main features and proportions, but it is not a guaranteed exact likeness. Review the result before using it on a professional profile.
Can I use the headshot on LinkedIn?
Yes, as long as it accurately represents you and does not mislead. Do not use an AI headshot to impersonate someone else or to imply a role or credential you do not have.
Can I create a consistent team page?
Yes. Use the same style description and crop for each person, and generate each portrait separately. Keep the background and lighting identical across the set.
What should I wear in the source photo?
Wear a simple top that contrasts with the background. The model can change the clothing, but a clean neckline and visible collar help it produce a natural result.
Can I remove glasses or change my hairstyle?
You can ask, but these changes increase the risk of identity drift. If you need a significant change, generate a few versions and keep the one that still looks like you.
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Get a headshot without the studio
Upload a selfie and choose a look that fits your LinkedIn, site, or team page.