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AI Headshot Generator: Professional Photos From Your Selfies

Upload one clear selfie and this AI headshot generator turns it into a professional headshot with a business or studio backdrop. See a real example below.

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You'll add your photo in the next stepYour own photos, or photos of people who agreed to it.
12Gems
  • Credits back if it fails

Next: sign in with email or Google in UniqAI. Your prompt is saved. New accounts get 30 Gems to start.

Business headshot of a man in a dark jacket and black turtleneck on a dark teal background, made in the UniqAI appApp sample

Examples

Illustrations of the kind of result this makes. They are not app outputs.

Illustration: a casual kitchen selfie of a woman in her thirties with natural curly hair and a grey hoodie, then the same woman as a business headshot in a dark navy blazer on a plain dark teal background (AI-generated with an image model, not a UniqAI result)The original photo, beforeBeforeAfter
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Example instruction: Turn this selfie into a professional business headshot: a dark navy blazer over a white top, soft studio lighting, a plain dark teal seamless background, sharp focus. Keep the face, features, skin tone, hair, expression and identity exactly as they are.

Illustration: a selfie of a man in his forties in a car, seatbelt on, wearing a plain T-shirt, then the same man as a studio headshot in a charcoal crew-neck on a mid-grey seamless backdrop (AI-generated with an image model, not a UniqAI result)The original photo, beforeBeforeAfter
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Illustration: a balcony selfie of a woman in her late twenties with long dark hair and a striped top, then the same woman as an outdoor headshot in a cream blouse with a soft green park blurred behind her (AI-generated with an image model, not a UniqAI result)The original photo, beforeBeforeAfter
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Illustration: a bedroom selfie of a man in his early thirties with dark curly hair and a faded plain T-shirt, then the same man as a creative headshot in a mustard knit on a warm terracotta backdrop (AI-generated with an image model, not a UniqAI result)The original photo, beforeBeforeAfter
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Illustration: an office-kitchen selfie of a woman in her fifties with a grey bob and a fleece jacket, then the same woman as a LinkedIn-style headshot in a dark blazer with a bright modern office blurred behind her (AI-generated with an image model, not a UniqAI result)The original photo, beforeBeforeAfter
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How it works

  1. Add one clear selfie

    Face the camera in even light, without sunglasses or heavy filters.

  2. Send the prepared prompt

    It asks for a business look and keeps your face. Edit the outfit or backdrop if you like.

  3. Compare and pick

    Check that it still looks like you; run it again for a different backdrop.

Tips for a clean result

Use a recent, sharp selfie taken in daylight, facing the camera, with nothing covering your face. Ask for one change at a time, such as the backdrop or the jacket, so the model keeps your features steady.

What it can't do

This generates a plausible professional-style photo from your own face; it can't guarantee every output matches your exact features perfectly, so it's worth reviewing the set and picking the strongest ones rather than trusting the first result blindly. It's not a substitute for a photographer when a brand or employer specifically requires an unedited, verified photo.

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Questions about AI Headshot Generator

Do I need a professional camera or studio?

No. A phone selfie in even daylight is enough; the prompt adds the studio-style backdrop and lighting. A sharp, front-facing photo without filters gives the model the most to work with.

How many selfies do I need?

One clear selfie per headshot. If the result does not look like you, try another photo with better light or a straighter angle, and keep the line in the prompt that asks the model to keep your face.

Are the headshots good enough for LinkedIn?

Many people use them for LinkedIn and résumés. Review each result and only use one where your features look accurate, since a profile photo should still look like you when people meet you.

Will my face look exactly like me?

The prompt asks the model to keep your face, but a generative model can still change fine detail. Compare the result with your selfie and run it again if something looks off.

How much does a headshot cost?

A headshot on Nano Banana costs 12 gems, shown next to the model before you generate. If a generation fails, the credits are returned.

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