Headshotsly

    AI Headshot Generator That Keeps Your Face

    Upload a selfie. The AI keeps your face and changes the outfit, light and background. Download in 4K in about 2 minutes.

    Example

    Event selfie, LinkedIn headshot

    A selfie taken at a busy event, with a blazer and gray studio picked.

    Result: A clean LinkedIn headshot. Same face and glasses.

    Original selfie: a man with glasses at a busy eventBefore
    AI example made from that selfie: the same man in a charcoal blazer on a gray backgroundExample

    An AI headshot generator makes a professional photo from a selfie. A good one changes everything around your face and leaves your face alone.

    That's the whole difference between a photo you can use and one that looks like a stranger. Headshotsly uses your own selfie as the reference for your face, and you can add a few more selfies to make it even more accurate.

    One selfie is enough to start. You get your photos in about 2 minutes, 5 in 4K for $0.99, one time. You can try one free first.

    More Before/After Examples

    Examples made with Headshotsly. Each example was made from the photo next to it.

    Home selfie, white coat headshot

    A phone selfie in a polo shirt at home, with a white coat and a studio background picked.

    Original selfie: a man in a dark polo shirt in his apartmentBefore
    AI example made from that selfie: the same man in a white coat on a teal backgroundExample

    Result: A studio headshot in a white coat. Same face and smile.

    Indoor photo, golden light outdoors

    A photo indoors in a green t-shirt, with a casual tee and golden evening light picked.

    Original photo: a young woman with curly hair in a green t-shirtBefore
    AI example made from that photo: the same woman in a tan t-shirt outdoors in golden lightExample

    Result: A relaxed photo outdoors in warm light. Same face and curls.

    Suit photo, law library headshot

    A photo in a dark suit against a light wall, with a dark suit, tie and law library picked.

    Original photo: a young man in a dark suit against a light wallBefore
    AI example made from that photo: the same man in a navy suit and tie in front of law booksExample

    Result: A headshot in front of law books. Same face and smile.

    How an AI headshot generator works

    You upload a selfie and pick a style: an outfit, a background and sometimes an extra like glasses. The AI builds a new photo of you in that style, using your selfie to keep your face, skin and hair as they are.

    The result is a new photo, not a filter. That's why it can put you in a suit when your selfie shows a t-shirt, or move you from your kitchen to a studio.

    Why some AI headshots don't look like the person

    Most 'doesn't look like me' results come from the input, not the style. A dark, blurry or angled selfie leaves the AI guessing, and guesses drift.

    • Use a clear selfie in daylight, facing the camera
    • Keep your face visible: no sunglasses, hats or masks
    • Add 2 to 4 selfies from slightly different angles for a closer likeness
    • Skip heavy filters and beauty modes
    • Pick the result that looks like you, not the most flattering one

    What you can make

    The same selfie works for different jobs. Pick the use first and the outfits and backgrounds change to fit it.

    • LinkedIn and office headshots
    • Lawyer and real estate headshots
    • Doctor, nurse and dentist headshots
    • Natural dating photos
    • Photos of you at work: at a desk, in a meeting, on stage

    Fixing a result

    If a photo is close but not quite right, you can edit it: change the outfit or background, adjust the expression, or crop it for a specific site. Edits keep using your original selfie as the reference, so your face doesn't drift.

    Private by default

    Your selfies and photos are private to your account, and you can delete them any time. Details are in the Privacy Policy.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Clear answers before you get started.

    See your AI headshot

    Try one free photo from your own selfie. If it doesn't look like you, you've lost nothing.