Tool workflow
Professional Headshot Generator
Generate a professional headshot from one selfie for work bios, speaker pages, and consulting profiles. Free watermarked preview before sign-in.
Generate a professional headshot now
Upload one clear selfie or start from a sample. The first watermarked preview runs in the browser before sign-in; paid credits remove the watermark.
Recommended workflow
Start with a current face
Use a recent selfie that still matches how you appear today.
Choose work-safe styling
Start with the Speaker / Author direction when the image needs more warmth and breathing room than a LinkedIn crop.
Compare against the original
The output should improve presentation without changing identity.
Use the right crop
Square crops work for many profiles, while resume or bio pages may need more shoulders.
Professional means useful, not artificial
The goal is a credible work photo that reduces friction when someone checks your profile.
One generation, several work contexts
This page is for a reusable bio image: speaker pages, author profiles, podcast guest cards, consulting bios, and company About pages. The Speaker / Author preset keeps a little more shoulder room and editorial depth than the tighter LinkedIn direction. Use LinkedIn for a recruiter-facing square crop, corporate for a coordinated team set, and resume for a quieter application photo.
When a studio is better
Use a real photographer for high-stakes executive, legal, medical, or brand-campaign contexts.
Related path
Use corporate pages when the need is team consistency rather than a single profile.
Quick answers
Is this suitable for official ID?
No. Do not use generated headshots for identity verification or official records.
Can I make several styles?
Yes. Generate a few directions and keep only the one that still looks like you.
Why start with the Speaker / Author style here?
Professional bio photos often need more warmth and shoulder room than a small LinkedIn circle. The Speaker / Author preset is a useful starting point for conference, podcast, author, and consulting pages; switch to a dedicated LinkedIn, corporate, or resume page when that platform has stricter needs.
What makes a result unusable?
Unnatural eyes, warped hairlines, over-smoothed skin, mismatched clothing, or a face that no longer matches the source.