Source portrait
Professional result
LinkedIn Profile Example
Turn a casual portrait into a square professional headshot with clean lighting.
Prompt focus: preserve identity, expression, hairstyle, and realistic skin texture.
AI Headshot Generator
Image 2 portrait tool for professional profiles
AI Headshot Generator
Upload a selfie or portrait and create a clean profile photo for LinkedIn, resumes, founder profiles, speaker bios, and business pages.
The AI Headshot Generator keeps the uploaded face as the identity source, then improves lighting, framing, clothing polish, and background for a realistic business-ready profile image.
Source and settings
Upload one source image, choose the focused tool mode, then generate a cleaner AI-edited result.
Source image
RequiredDrop images here or click Image.
0/1 reference imagesJPG, PNG, WebP up to 30MB
Mode
Create a polished profile photo for LinkedIn, resumes, and recruiting.
Background
Use a clean studio background with soft professional lighting.
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Showcase
AI Headshot Generator Showcase
Review example outputs from the ai headshot generator workflow before running your own file.
Examples from the tool workflow
Source portrait
Founder profile result
Founder Profile Portrait
Create a confident business portrait for a founder bio or speaker card.
Founder mode should feel professional without changing the person.
Source portrait
Creative profile result
Creative Profile Result
Keep the face recognizable while giving the portrait a cleaner finish.
Creative mode is warmer, but still avoids heavy beauty retouching.
What an AI Headshot Generator should preserve
An AI Headshot Generator should never treat a face as a blank portrait. The strongest headshot generator starts with identity preservation: same face structure, age, skin tone, hairstyle, expression, glasses, and defining features. It uses the uploaded portrait as the source of truth, then improves the professional headshot finish for LinkedIn, resumes, founder pages, and business profiles.
That makes this workflow different from a generic portrait filter. The goal is a realistic profile image, not a plastic beauty edit. The prompt improves lighting, framing, clothing polish, and background without artificial skin, watermarks, or text.
Choosing the right headshot generator style
LinkedIn mode is the safest LinkedIn headshot generator setting for career profiles, resumes, recruiting pages, and job applications. It favors clean lighting, a head-and-shoulders crop, natural eye contact, and a neutral business look. Founder mode feels more confident for an about page, press kit, team profile, or speaker bio. Creative mode is warmer for portfolios and public social accounts.
Background choice matters too. Neutral Studio gives the most classic professional headshot result. Soft Office feels business-ready without showing a distracting room. Warm Indoor stays approachable. Clean Gray is useful for a resume-ready output. For better results, add a short note such as keep my glasses, use a navy blazer, keep my hairstyle, or avoid changing the smile.
Best source photos for an AI Headshot Generator
The best input for a headshot generator is a clear single-person portrait. The face should be visible, not blurred, hidden by shadows, or cropped too tightly. A phone photo can work if the person is recognizable. Low-resolution files, group photos, heavy filters, sunglasses, and face-covering objects make identity preservation harder.
After the AI Headshot Generator finishes, inspect the output before using it publicly. Check whether the face still looks like the same person, hair and glasses stayed accurate, skin texture looks natural, and clothing fits the channel. If the result changes too much, use a clearer source image or add a direct instruction.
What this tool handles
Each public tool page keeps the real generator close to the product promise, so visitors can understand the capability and try it without hunting through the app.
Identity-preserving prompt
Preserve face identity, age, skin tone, structure, hairstyle, and expression.
Professional profile modes
Choose LinkedIn, Founder, or Creative for the right profile context.
Controlled backgrounds
Pick neutral studio, soft office, warm indoor, or clean gray backgrounds.
Optional instruction
Add details like keep my glasses, use a navy blazer, or keep my hair.
Example workflows
Use these starting points to match the page to concrete creation tasks.
LinkedIn and resume
Create a square professional headshot for career profiles.
Founder profile
Polish a portrait for an about page, press bio, or team page.
Creator profile headshot
Create a clean profile image for a newsletter, portfolio, or social profile.
How to use it
Keep the workflow simple: describe the output, choose the model settings, run a draft, then refine the strongest direction.
Step 1
Upload one portrait
Use a clear selfie or portrait with the face visible.
Step 2
Choose profile mode
Pick LinkedIn, Founder, or Creative for the destination.
Step 3
Pick a background
Use neutral studio, soft office, warm indoor, or clean gray.
Step 4
Generate and review identity
Check identity, hairstyle, expression, skin texture, and clothing.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers for choosing the right settings before generating.
What does the AI Headshot Generator do?
It turns one selfie or portrait into a professional headshot for LinkedIn, resumes, founder profiles, speaker bios, team pages, and business profiles.
Do I need to write a prompt myself?
No. Built-in instructions handle the portrait edit. You can add a note to protect glasses, hairstyle, clothing color, or expression.
Will it change my face?
The prompt asks the edit to preserve face identity, age, skin tone, facial structure, hairstyle, and expression. Review the result before using it publicly.
What kind of photo should I upload?
Use a clear single-person selfie or portrait with the face visible. Avoid blurred, dark, filtered, or crowded group photos.
Can I use it for LinkedIn?
Yes. LinkedIn mode is designed for professional profile photos, resumes, job applications, and recruiting pages.
How much does a default run cost?
The default 1K run uses the same image generation credit rules as other Image 2 image tool pages.