Studio Portrait From Selfie

Portraits & Headshots

Professional LinkedIn Headshot

Turn a selfie into a clean, credible professional headshot suitable for LinkedIn, CVs and company profiles.

Use the uploaded reference photo as the identity reference. Create a polished professional headshot of the same adult person, preserving recognizable facial features, skin tone, hair and overall identity. Frame from chest up, with natural posture and a confident, approachable expression. Use soft studio lighting, realistic skin texture, subtle depth of field and a clean neutral background in light gray, warm beige or muted office tones. Dress the subject in smart business-casual clothing with no visible brand logos. Keep retouching natural: remove temporary blemishes and distractions without changing facial structure or making the skin plastic. Center the face, leave comfortable space around the head, and produce a high-resolution 4:5 portrait suitable for LinkedIn and a CV.

Portraits & Headshots

Golden Hour Street Style

Generate a warm, editorial street-style portrait during golden hour with natural movement and cinematic depth.

Create a photorealistic golden-hour street-style portrait of [SUBJECT] walking naturally through a modern urban neighborhood. Use low warm sunlight from the side or behind the subject, soft rim light around the hair, long shadows and realistic reflections on nearby windows and pavement. Outfit: contemporary casual fashion in neutral tones, no visible logos. Capture natural body movement and an unforced expression, as if photographed by a street-fashion photographer using an 85mm lens. Keep background architecture believable and slightly out of focus. Use warm cinematic color grading without orange skin, realistic textures and a 4:5 vertical composition.

Portraits & Headshots

Mirror Selfie Editorial

Create a believable mirror selfie with polished styling while keeping the spontaneous social-media feel.

Create a realistic mirror selfie of [SUBJECT] taken with a modern smartphone in a tasteful everyday interior. The phone should be visible and positioned naturally, with correct hand anatomy and plausible mirror geometry. Use soft window light mixed with subtle room lighting, realistic reflections and small lived-in details in the background. The subject should wear a simple stylish outfit with no visible logos. Keep the pose casual and imperfect rather than model-like. Preserve realistic skin texture, natural proportions and smartphone-camera characteristics. Compose vertically in 4:5 and avoid distorted mirrors, duplicated objects, extra fingers or impossible reflections.