A photographer charges hundreds for what these 5 prompts do with a handful of phone selfies. Corporate, outdoor, LinkedIn-clean, editorial, or your brand color, pick your vibe.
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Take 4 to 6 selfies right now
Face a window for good light, plain background, no filters, phone at eye level. A couple of angles helps. These keep the result looking like the real you.
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Use an AI that makes images
ChatGPT and Gemini both generate images. Attach your selfies, paste one prompt, and generate. Redo it until you love it, pixels are free.
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Check it still looks like you
The prompts insist on keeping your real face. If a result drifts, say "keep my face exactly as in the photos" and regenerate.
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The Corporate Classic
Before you paste: The safe-but-sharp one for company bios and anything formal. Attach your selfies first, then paste. If charcoal isn't your color, swap it, the blazer is yours to change.
Using the attached selfies, create a professional studio headshot of me. Keep my face, features, and skin exactly as they look in the photos, do not change my face. Style: charcoal blazer over a simple top, soft gray studio backdrop, gentle key lighting, sharp focus on the eyes, shoulders-up crop, realistic skin texture with no airbrushing.
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The Golden Hour
Before you paste: Warm, approachable, human. This is the one for about pages and social profiles where "friendly expert" is the goal. Great if you hate how you look under studio lighting, because there isn't any.
Using the attached selfies, create a professional outdoor portrait of me. Keep my face, features, and skin exactly as they look in the photos, do not change my face. Style: golden-hour light, softly blurred greenery behind me, warm natural tones, relaxed genuine smile, business-casual top, chest-up crop, realistic skin texture.
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The LinkedIn Clean
Before you paste: Bright, crisp, zero distractions. This one is engineered to look great as a tiny circle, which is how most people will ever see it. Use it anywhere a profile photo lives.
Using the attached selfies, create a clean modern headshot of me for a professional profile photo. Keep my face, features, and skin exactly as they look in the photos, do not change my face. Style: white or light neutral background, bright even lighting, professional but approachable expression, crisp focus, centered head-and-shoulders crop that reads well as a small circular avatar.
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The Editorial
Before you paste: The bold one. Dramatic light, deep color, magazine energy. Use it for speaker pages, podcast art, and launch graphics where you want to stop the scroll. Swap in any deep color you love.
Using the attached selfies, create a creative editorial portrait of me. Keep my face, features, and skin exactly as they look in the photos, do not change my face. Style: deep [color] backdrop, directional dramatic lighting with soft shadow shaping, confident expression, styled but simple outfit, magazine-quality finish, realistic skin texture.
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The Brand Match
Before you paste: For your website hero and anywhere your photo sits next to your logo. Put your actual brand color in the bracket (mine is orange, obviously) and the whole photo coordinates itself around it.
Using the attached selfies, create a polished headshot of me against a solid [your brand color] background. Keep my face, features, and skin exactly as they look in the photos, do not change my face. Style: outfit that coordinates with the background color without matching it exactly, even studio lighting, subtle natural shadow, friendly confident expression, website-hero quality.
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