A LinkedIn headshot that actually looks like you.

What a good LinkedIn headshot needs

Recruiters and clients read three things from your photo before they read a word: are you approachable, are you current, and do you look like your photo when you walk into the room. The Boardroom pack is built around exactly that — a large softbox key at 45°, a subtle hair light to separate you from the backdrop, and a calm, confident expression rather than a forced grin.

• Soft, flattering key light — no harsh phone-flash shadows
• Neutral charcoal backdrop that reads professional at thumbnail size
• Wardrobe and expression briefed into the shot, not left to chance

From selfie to headshot in three steps

Shoot or pick 2–6 clear photos of your face — a window and a phone camera is enough, and the reference photo guide has the full checklist. Run the free set check so the AI can flag any weak frames. Then open the studio with the Boardroom pack, adjust a word of the brief if you want — a warmer backdrop, a different collar — and render.

Each render is one credit. If the first look test isn't quite you, change the direction and shoot again; tweaking the brief is unlimited on every plan.

Keep it honest

The best AI LinkedIn headshot is one your colleagues recognise. Stay close to your real age, hair and build — the model follows your reference photos, so current, honest inputs produce a photo you can actually stand behind in a meeting.