LinkedIn Headshots
Generate professional AI LinkedIn headshots from a single selfie. Pick your style, choose a background, and download — ready to upload in minutes.
Your LinkedIn Photo Is Costing You Opportunities
Recruiters decide whether to read your profile in under three seconds. If your photo looks unprofessional, outdated, or like a cropped group shot — they move on.
You already know you need a better headshot. You've just been putting it off because booking a photographer means $150–$500, a scheduling headache, and a full afternoon you don't have.
Now it takes 30 seconds.
What you get — and what others are using it for
Upload one photo.
Choose Professional, Casual, or Creative style.
Pick your background — soft gray for most industries, navy blue if you're in finance or law.
Add any details you want preserved: your glasses, your natural hair, a specific blazer.
Your headshot is ready before you finish your coffee.
Professionals use it before job interviews, speaking engagements, and company rebrand moments — any time they need to look the part without booking a studio.
The $500 photo vs. the 30-second photo
A traditional studio session costs $150–$500. It requires travel, a specific outfit, a photographer whose schedule may not match yours, and 24–48 hours of waiting for edited files.
This tool costs a fraction of that. The output: a clean, well-lit, professional photo that looks like you — not a stranger in your suit.
It looks like you. That's the point.
The most common fear with AI headshots is that the result won't resemble you. That's why the Details field exists — describe your glasses, your hair, your preferred expression, and the AI follows your lead.
The photo should look like the person who walks into the room. That's what makes it useful.
What great LinkedIn headshots have in common
Regardless of how they're taken, the best LinkedIn photos share a few traits:
Neutral, uncluttered background — soft gray and clean white work across industries
Style matched to context — Professional for corporate, Casual for startups and creative roles
A relaxed expression — approachable, not stiff
Accuracy — it should look like you, today, not five years ago
