AI professional headshot from your own selfies

Create a professional headshot with AI for your LinkedIn profile, business biography or personal website. Face Studio brings together portrait styles, reference photos and a personal instruction so you can define the presentation you want.

Face Studio creates consistent studio portraits from your selfies: the same face across several professional styles. In the model menu, pick Nano Banana 2 for precise edits that preserve your features.

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Choose a professional direction

Start with the LinkedIn portrait style for a restrained profile photo. Founder, entrepreneur and business-consultant styles offer other directions for a business presentation. For the step-by-step method, follow the LinkedIn headshot guide.

These styles give the portrait a direction; choose the one that fits your work.

Four steps to a portrait you can review

1. Select a style. Open the style picker and choose a professional portrait direction.
2. Add suitable references. Use current, clear photos of the same person, with permission to upload and edit them.
3. Describe your preferences. Use the personal-touch field to specify the background, lighting and features to preserve. Then choose your settings: one variant to start, a format and the model.
4. Check likeness first. Compare the face with the references. Inspect glasses, hair, clothing and the final crop rather than choosing solely on attractiveness.

A practical starting instruction

Prepare your references before generating

• Pick current photos with a clearly visible, well-lit face.
• Keep your appearance consistent across references, including hair, glasses and facial hair.
• Avoid group photos and filters that change facial proportions. Make it clear who the portrait should represent.
• Decide where the headshot will appear before choosing a background: a LinkedIn profile, speaker biography or business website.

Example prompt, to paste into the personal-touch field:

Create a restrained professional portrait using my reference photos. Preserve my recognizable facial features, age appearance and hairstyle. Keep natural skin texture. Use a quiet, plain background, soft lighting and a head-and-shoulders composition. Do not add badges, logos or accessories.

If a result changes your identity, return to the references rather than repeatedly editing a face that has already drifted.

Choose a portrait style in Face Studio

Make the portrait useful in context

For a professional profile, check whether the face remains recognizable in a small circular crop. For a speaker biography, keep enough space around the head for the event organizer’s layout. For a personal website, use a presentation that fits the rest of the site. To introduce yourself on video, Talking Avatar makes your new portrait speak.

For a team, each person must agree to the use of their photos.

Common questions

Do I need to provide a photo?

Yes. Face Studio starts from your reference photos: add at least one clear selfie so the portrait is built on your real face rather than on a description of an invented person.

Do I need a large set of selfies?

One clear selfie is enough to start; add a few recent, consistent photos to help Face Studio keep your features.

Will the headshot look like me?

Face Studio starts from your selfies to keep your features. Review facial proportions and distinctive details; if a detail changes, try again with another reference photo.

Do I need to sign up before exploring the styles?

No. You can open Face Studio and browse the styles before signing in.

Where can I find a detailed walkthrough?

Read the LinkedIn headshot guide for reference-photo preparation, a restrained brief and a likeness checklist.

Open Face Studio to prepare your portrait