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AI Photoshoot

Twenty shoots — LinkedIn to golden hour — from one to four of your selfies

4 free credits — one Standard run of any tool. No card needed.

  • 1Drop in one to four selfies that show your face clearly from slightly different angles.
  • 2Choose a shoot type, then optionally describe the setting and outfit you want in plain words.
  • 3Shoot at Standard, Pro or Max finish, compare with your selfie, and download or keep editing.
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The AI Photoshoot is the front door of the Studio. You bring one to four selfies — phone snaps in bad light are fine — and choose the shoot you would have booked a photographer for: a LinkedIn headshot, a dating-profile photo on a café terrace, a graduation portrait on campus, a maternity session at golden hour, a 1970s film print, a black-and-white study by window light. The Studio reads your face, hair, skin tone and small details such as freckles from every reference you give it, then builds a completely new photograph around that likeness with the framing, lighting and wardrobe of the preset.

Each of the twenty shoot types is a full brief, not just a filter. Editorial Fashion means a three-quarter pose against a concrete wall under hard directional light; Cozy at Home means a knit sweater, a mug and soft window light on a sofa. The optional Setting and Outfit fields let you rewrite parts of that brief in plain words — put the LinkedIn headshot in your own office, or shoot the travel preset in Lisbon rather than a generic old town. The aspect ratio select frames the result for where it will live: 3:4 for profiles, 9:16 for stories, 16:9 for a banner.

Standard finish costs 4 credits from a single selfie, with 2 more per additional reference photo, and develops in seconds. Pro and Max finishes spend more credits on skin texture, fabric detail and hair, which matters for print or a company website. Every frame lands on your contact sheet, where you can compare it with your original, run a face retouch, change the backdrop, upscale it for a large print or send it into any other tool. The Studio is open 24/7, so you can reshoot until the frame feels like you.

  • Your selfies (1–4)
  • Shoot TypeLinkedIn HeadshotStudio PortraitDating ProfileEditorial FashionTravelFitnessGraduationMaternity+12
  • Setting (optional)
  • Outfit (optional)
  • Aspect RatioPortrait 3:4Square 1:1Portrait 4:5Portrait 2:3Story 9:16Landscape 4:3Landscape 3:2Wide 16:9
  • Frame 3:4
  • Send the frame into any other tool
  • Standard, Pro and Max finishes
  • A contact sheet of everything you shoot
  • Print-size upscales and short clips

Good to know

How many selfies give the best likeness?

One clear selfie works. Two to four from different angles — straight on, slight left, slight right — give the Studio more of your face to work from and usually produce a closer match. Keep the same hairstyle across them.

Does the setting text override the shoot preset?

It adds to it. The preset still sets the pose, lens and lighting style; your setting replaces the backdrop and your outfit replaces the wardrobe. Leave both empty and the preset's own scene is used.

Which aspect ratio should I pick for a profile photo?

3:4 or 4:5 suit LinkedIn, dating apps and most profile crops. Use 1:1 if the platform shows a circle, 9:16 for stories and 16:9 or 3:2 for banners and website headers.

What if the result does not look enough like me?

Reshoot with a cleaner set of selfies: good light, no sunglasses, no filters, face fully visible. Adding a second or third angle is the single biggest improvement. Each reshoot is a fresh run and costs credits again.

Can I try AI Photoshoot without paying?

Yes. A new account comes with 4 free credits — one Standard run of AI Photoshoot or any other tool — and no card is needed.

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