AI headshot generator that turns casual photos into professional headshots in 1–2 minutes
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US
Pricing model
Paid
Paid
Pricing
Monthly plans: Starter $9.90/month (1,800 credits, approximately 30 minutes of generation), Pro $39.90/month (7,500 credits, approximately 125 minutes of generation), Max $99.90/month (19,200 credits, approximately 320 minutes of generation). Credits are issued monthly and last 60 days. One-time cre
Starter: 3 portraits for $9 (one-time); Pro: 10 portraits for $25 (one-time); Studio: 25 portraits for $50 (one-time). Free: 3 free portraits when you sign up with no credit card required. Credits are purchased upfront and never expire.
Key features
Real-time camera transformation with selected AI model
Preview camera and target look before starting generation
Built-in character looks or custom image upload
Local video recording and playback in browser
Optional microphone audio recording kept local
Support for multiple AI models and visual effects
Upload reference images up to 4 MB and 16 megapixels
Session duration up to 60 minutes per generation
Monthly credit batches valid for 60 days
Cross-device browser support for phones, tablets and desktop
Upload 1–3 photos and generate headshots in 1–2 minutes
Automatic background removal and professional lighting
High-resolution output suitable for LinkedIn and resumes
Gemini AI analyzes facial features
Accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP file formats
Photos kept private to account, not used for AI model training
Credits never expire
Request deletion of photos and account data anytime
What makes it different
No app download required; runs entirely in the browser
Video stays local and private; recording is not uploaded to servers
Preview and camera setup are completely free before using credits
Real-time face transformation that follows your expressions and head movement
Transparent credit billing based on generation seconds used
Ready in 1–2 minutes with no queue or waiting
Private by design—photos never used to train AI models