AI LinkedIn Headshot Editor

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your best available photo

   A chest-up or head-and-shoulders photo works best. Good lighting and a clear view of your face give the AI the most to work with. Phone photos work fine — you don't need professional studio photos as a starting point. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Most portrait photos take 20-35 seconds. Photos with complex hair or fine facial features may need a refinement pass to clean up edges.
2. 2

   Describe the professional look you want

   Type what you want changed: 'replace the background with a clean light grey gradient, sharpen the portrait, improve the overall lighting to look professional.' You can also specify clothing: 'make the lighting look like it was taken in a professional environment.' You don't need to mark your face or background.

   Tip: The most impactful LinkedIn headshot fix is background replacement. A clean neutral background (light grey, white, or soft blur of an office environment) makes any portrait look more professional instantly.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Replace background with professional grey gradient replace the background with a clean professional light grey gradient background, sharpen the portrait, do not alter my face or clothing

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   Clean up a busy outdoor background replace the outdoor background with a soft blurred office or professional indoor environment, keep my face and clothing exactly as they are, the result should look like a natural professional setting

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   Improve harsh or uneven lighting on face fix the uneven lighting on my face — reduce the harsh shadow on the right side and even out the illumination so it looks like soft studio lighting, do not change my face or background

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   Clean up casual home background replace the home interior background with a clean white background, keep my face, hair, and clothing exactly as they are, make the result look like a professional headshot taken in a studio

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   3 more prompts

   Sharpen portrait detail for profile photo sharpen the portrait overall — improve facial detail clarity, reduce any softness or blur, make the photo look crisp and well-focused as it would appear at LinkedIn profile photo size

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   Fix overexposed or washed-out photo fix the overexposed highlights in this photo — restore detail in the bright areas of my face and shirt, the photo should have balanced exposure and natural skin tones

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   Adjust clothing for more professional appearance change the casual t-shirt to a professional navy blue collared shirt or blazer, keep my face, hair, and background exactly as they are, the clothing should look natural

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3. 3

   Review face and background quality

   Check that your face looks natural and unaltered — a good LinkedIn headshot looks like a high-quality photo of you, not a heavily filtered or artificial version. Verify the background is clean and doesn't blend awkwardly with your clothing. Check hair edges.