Business headshots
Studio headshots that look like you booked a photographer
A warm gray backdrop, soft light and a navy blazer: the classic headshot, made from a photo you already have. Two looks in one shoot, business and smart-casual.
4, 8 or 12 photos · from 1–3 of your photos · ready in minutes
Photoshoot
Your photoSee this shoot on Rafael
Where each photo goes
- LinkedIn and XING profiles
- Job applications and CVs
- Company websites and team pages
- Speaker bios and press kits
The photo people see before they ever meet you.
Why a studio headshot still wins
Recruiters and clients decide in seconds. A neutral backdrop keeps all the attention on your face, soft light makes you look rested and approachable, and a simple outfit never dates. That's why the studio headshot is still the safest choice for anything professional – calm, bright and quietly confident. It works on an application, a company website and a conference badge alike, and it still looks current years from now.
Two looks, one shoot
The shoot moves from a tailored blazer to a softer knit, so you get a formal version for applications and a friendlier one for LinkedIn or your website. Poses range from the classic straight-on headshot to arms crossed with space for a banner, a relaxed seated shot and a candid laugh. Same light and backdrop throughout, so every photo you pick looks like part of one set.
Still you, on a good day
Your face, glasses, beard and build stay as they are – we don't slim, de-age or airbrush anyone – so the person in the photo is the person who walks into the interview. A clear front photo in daylight and one with a real smile give the closest likeness. Pick a recent photo that looks like you do these days – that's who the shoot will show.
What's in your Studio Headshot photoshoot
Every shoot is planned like a real one: portraits, close-ups, candid moments and a few bold angles, with an outfit change halfway. Pick 4, 8 or 12 photos, or choose single shots.
Studio Headshot at a glance
- Setting
- Warm light-gray studio backdrop
- Light
- Soft, even studio light
- Looks
- Navy blazer, then a soft knit
- Your shoot
- 4, 8 or 12 photos, or single shots you pick
- You upload
- 1–3 photos of yourself
- Ready
- In minutes, in full resolution
- Price
- Credit packs from € 9.99, no subscription
- Kept as they are
- Your face, build, glasses and beard
- How it's made
- AI-generated from your own photos; the examples show fictional models
One scene, 8 different people.
The same shot from our Studio Headshot scene, made from each person's photos. Yours is made from yours: your face, your build, your glasses and beard stay as they are. Pick a person to see the whole shoot on them.
How it works
- Pick your shoot4, 8 or 12 photos as a curated set, or single shots you choose.
- Pick your outfitThe scene's looks, one of your own making, or your own clothes.
- Add your photoOne clear photo of you is enough; three look even more like you.
- Get your photosIn minutes, in full resolution, yours to keep and use.
Credit packs from € 9.99 get you up to 20 photos · no subscription
- 2 free photos for new accounts
- Refunded automatically on a technical failure
- Your uploads are deleted once your photos are ready
Studio Headshot photoshoot: questions
Can I use these headshots for a job application?
Yes. The neutral gray backdrop and business look follow the conventions of a classic application photo. Choose the tight headshot or the half-body portrait and crop it to the size your résumé template needs.
Will my glasses and beard stay the same?
Yes – glasses, facial hair, head coverings and visible tattoos are kept as they are in your photos. A photo that shows them clearly gives the most accurate result.
Which photo works best as a profile picture?
The close-up headshot as your profile picture. The landscape shot with arms crossed leaves empty space on one side, which makes a good LinkedIn banner or website header.
Can I wear my own blazer?
Yes. The navy blazer and the soft knit are the scene's looks, and either can be swapped: another outfit, a single piece in a different color, or the blazer you'd wear to the interview, uploaded as a photo.
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