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LinkedInHeadshotFromaSelfie

Make a LinkedIn photo that still looks like you. Upload one clear selfie and Phosphene turns it into a professional headshot framed for a profile photo, with your real features kept and only the outfit, backdrop, and light changed.

Upload one photo
Pick a look
Crops to a circle
Headshots collection

Pick the look first.

Upload happens after you choose a style, so the first decision is the final vibe.

LinkedIn headshot

How do I turn a selfie into a LinkedIn headshot?

Pick a headshot look in Phosphene, such as Corporate Studio Grey or Natural Window Light, upload one clear selfie, and generate. The result is a vertical portrait with your head and shoulders centred and space above the head, so it also crops cleanly to the circle LinkedIn shows. Your features are kept as they are in the photo and likeness is not guaranteed, so start from a sharp, straight-on selfie.

Which look should I pick for LinkedIn?

Corporate Studio Grey suits finance, law, and consulting. Natural Window Light and Outdoor Editorial read warmer for most roles. Startup Founder, Doctor or Clinic, Real Estate or Sales, Creative Agency, and Speaker or Conference match those jobs. All eight are framed to crop to a square or a circle.

Will it still look like me?

The template treats your photo as the only source of identity and refuses beautification: no skin smoothing, no face slimming, no change to skin tone or age, and real skin texture is kept. Likeness is still not guaranteed. A sharp, evenly lit, straight-on photo gives the best match, while a tilted or very close arm selfie can carry its angle into the result.

Can I use a selfie taken at arm's length?

Yes, but the template keeps what the photo shows. A tilted or very close arm selfie can stay tilted or slightly distorted, so a photo taken by someone else at eye level, or a phone on a timer, gives a cleaner headshot.

Is an AI headshot a good idea for LinkedIn?

Use a headshot that looks like you do today, so people recognise you on calls and at events. That is why the template refuses beautification and keeps your features, hair, and glasses. If a result does not look like you, do not use it; run it again or try a different photo.

Can I keep the clothes I am wearing?

Yes. Every look offers Keep my outfit, which keeps your garment, color, and neckline and only tidies it. The other options swap in clothes that suit the look, such as a suit, a blazer, or a knit.

What does a headshot cost?

Each headshot uses credits from your Phosphene account, on the web at phosphene.cc or in the iOS app, with one account on both. The plans page lists current credit amounts.

Workflow

How to make a LinkedIn headshot from a selfie

  1. Pick a lookChoose a headshot look on this page; Corporate Studio Grey is the classic LinkedIn choice.
  2. Upload one selfieAdd a clear, straight-on photo with your face fully visible and even light.
  3. Generate the headshotPick the outfit, backdrop, and smile, then run it and compare with another look.
  4. Add it to LinkedInDownload the headshot and upload it as your profile photo; LinkedIn shows it as a circle.

Where people use it

  • A LinkedIn profile photo before a job search.
  • A matching photo for a resume, portfolio, or personal site.
  • A consistent profile photo across Slack, email, and calendar.
  • A refreshed photo after a new haircut or new glasses.

Better selfies

  • Face the camera straight on at eye level, or ask someone else to take the photo.
  • Use soft daylight from a window and avoid harsh overhead light.
  • Keep one person in the frame, with no sunglasses or hat hiding the face.
  • Use a photo of yourself, or get permission from the person in it.

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