LinkedIn Headshot
Profile photo
About this preset
Turn one photo into a LinkedIn profile headshot. You get a navy blazer, a white collared shirt, and a light-gray studio background, with your face and natural skin texture kept as they are.
A profile-ready composition
The result frames your head and upper shoulders in a navy blazer and white collared shirt against a light-gray background. Soft, even lighting and a little space above your hair help the image work in LinkedIn's circular profile crop.
Pick a photo with a clear face
Choose a sharp photo of just you, ideally facing the camera with your whole face visible. Good light and a little room around your head give the preset a better starting point. Sunglasses, a hand or phone over the face, and a cropped-off forehead make the result less reliable.
Check the details before you share
The preset is designed to change clothing, background, lighting, and crop - not reshape your features or smooth your skin. Generated details can vary, so check your face, hair, glasses, facial hair, and clothing before using the image on a profile.
LinkedIn Headshot FAQ
What will my LinkedIn headshot look like?
It's designed as a square, head-and-shoulders photo with a navy blazer, open-collar white shirt, light-gray background, and soft studio lighting.
Can I make a LinkedIn headshot from one photo?
Yes. One photo is enough. A clear, front-facing picture gives the preset the best starting point.
Will it change how my face looks?
The preset aims to preserve your facial features, expression, and skin texture. AI results can vary, so review the image to make sure it still looks like you.
Is a headshot necessary for LinkedIn?
LinkedIn doesn't require one. A profile photo makes you easier to recognize, and LinkedIn says members with a photo get up to 2x more profile views. Use a recent picture that still looks like you.
Do I need to book a photographer?
No. This preset creates a studio-style headshot from a photo you already have. A photographer still gives you more control over the final shot.
Ready to try it?
Open the preset in the app, add the required photos, and create your photo.