AI headshots for studentsReady for your next opportunity
Turn recent phone photos into professional portrait options for LinkedIn, internships, portfolios, and graduate profiles—without arranging a studio session.
One portrait, several professional moments
Choose a use that permits an edited profile image, then match the tone to the audience.
Internships and first jobs
Create a polished profile portrait for LinkedIn, a portfolio, or a professional networking account.
Graduate and alumni profiles
Prepare a consistent professional image for an alumni directory, speaker biography, or graduation announcement.
Student organizations
Give club officers, project teams, and conference speakers a coordinated visual style without arranging a studio day.
Personal portfolios
Create portrait options for a personal website, creative portfolio, author page, or scholarship biography when edited images are allowed.
Create a professional profile option
Start with honest source photos, choose a professional direction, and keep only results that still look like you.
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Upload clear recent photos
Use 8–15 individual photos with even lighting, varied angles, and no beauty filters.
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Choose a suitable style
Select a clean business or professional portrait style that fits the profile where it will appear.
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Review before publishing
Check identity, clothing, background, and small facial details. Do not use a result that misrepresents you.
Not for identity documents
Do not submit an AI-generated or retouched portrait for a passport, visa, student ID, examination, or application that requires an original photo. For ordinary school portals that allow cropping or compression, use the technical-only student application photo resizer and follow the institution's current rules.
Student headshot questions
Can I use an AI headshot on LinkedIn as a student?
You can use an AI-generated portrait for a professional profile when it still represents you accurately. Review the image carefully and follow the rules of the platform, school, employer, or application receiving it.
Is this suitable for a passport, visa, student ID, or exam photo?
No. AI-generated or retouched portraits should not be used for identity documents or any application that requires an original, unaltered photo. Use the receiving authority's current instructions instead.
What source photos should I upload?
Use 8–15 recent, clear photos that show your face from several angles in even lighting. Avoid beauty filters, heavy blur, sunglasses, and group photos.
How much does it cost to try?
The current starter pack provides two AI photoshoots for $1. Review the pricing shown at checkout before purchasing.
Build your professional profile
Create portrait options from photos you already have, then choose the one that represents you best.
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