Styles

Every professional headshot style.

From LinkedIn to actor headshots, corporate teams to acting portfolios — each style has its own register. We've built our AI to deliver every one.

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A LinkedIn headshot isn't an acting headshot. A doctor's hospital-directory photo isn't the same as a lawyer's pitch-deck portrait. Each professional context has its own aesthetic — and AI Headshots was trained to deliver each one, because we shot thousands of each at Studio Pod.

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LinkedIn Headshots

Your LinkedIn headshot is the single most-viewed professional photo of your career. It appears on every message you send, every comment you post, every job application you submit, and every connection request you receive. And yet most of them are terrible.

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Corporate

Corporate Headshots

Corporate headshots live on company About pages, team directories, press releases, annual reports, and investor decks. They have to be uniform across an entire team, polished to a high standard, and refreshed regularly as people join and leave.

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Actor

Actor Headshots

Actor headshots are their own genre — more personality, more range, more variety than corporate or LinkedIn headshots. An actor doesn't need one perfect photo; they need a portfolio of looks that match the range of roles they audition for.

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Realtor

Realtor Headshots

For realtors, the headshot is the pitch. It's on your yard signs, business cards, Zillow profile, Instagram, and every listing document. Clients decide whether to call you based on two things: your listings and your face. Only one of those is within your control before they ever contact you.

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Executive

Executive Headshots

Executive headshots are at the top of the professional headshot hierarchy. They appear on board decks, annual reports, investor communications, press coverage, and conference speaker pages. They communicate gravitas, decisiveness, and competence at scale.

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Acting

Acting Headshots

Acting headshots — the close-up, casting-focused variant — are where your face does the entire acting. No wardrobe distraction, no background story, just you and what your face can communicate in a single frame. Casting directors look at hundreds; yours has to stop them.

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Team

Team Headshots

Coordinating team headshots at a photographer's studio is one of the most painful logistics tasks in corporate communications. You need 15+ people in the same room, same day, same lighting, wearing coordinated clothing, looking presentable. For remote or hybrid teams, it's nearly impossible.

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Doctor

Doctor Headshots

Medical professionals need headshots that work in a very specific context: hospital staff directories, patient-facing portals, medical conference programs, journal author pages, and specialty board profiles. The register is clinical credibility with approachable warmth — hard to balance, easy to get wrong.

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Lawyer

Lawyer Headshots

Attorney headshots are visible on every firm website, legal directory, pitch deck, and speaker panel. They're the first impression clients form before a meeting, before a call, before any exchange. For a profession where trust is the entire product, headshot quality is not optional.

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Model

Model Headshots

Model headshots — often called 'polaroids' or 'digitals' by agencies — are the raw first submission material. They're intentionally stripped down: minimal makeup, neutral clothing, plain background, specific poses. Agencies want to see you, not a photographer's styling.

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Our Professional pack ($39) gives you 100 headshots across 10 styles — so you can use the right headshot for every context.

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