HeadshotPro

## What it does HeadshotPro takes a set of casual selfies — typically 10 to 15 photos of your face from different angles — and generates dozens of professional-looking headshots using AI. The upload process is straightforward: you submit your photos, pick the styles you want (corporate, creative, casual professional), and wait. Results arrive in about two hours, sometimes less. The output includes variations in lighting, background, attire, and framing, giving you plenty to choose from without ever stepping in front of a studio light. ## Who it's for The sweet spot for HeadshotPro is anyone who needs a polished headshot quickly and affordably. Remote workers updating their LinkedIn, job seekers who need something better than a cropped group photo, and companies building out team pages with consistent-looking portraits all get real value here. The team pricing is particularly practical — getting 20 people to schedule with a photographer is a logistics headache that HeadshotPro eliminates entirely. If you already have a great photographer relationship or need images for large-format print, this is not a replacement for that. ## Output quality The results are genuinely impressive for most faces and skin tones, though not flawless. Clean, well-lit input photos produce the best output. Where the AI struggles is with complex accessories (certain eyeglass frames, intricate jewelry) and very detailed backgrounds — you will occasionally see subtle artifacts if you zoom in. At LinkedIn-sized resolution and typical web use, these artifacts are rarely noticeable. The 4K output holds up well on retina screens and company websites. ## The bottom line At $29 for 40 headshots, HeadshotPro costs less than a single session with most professional photographers, and it delivers results in a fraction of the time. The one-time pricing model is refreshing in a sea of monthly subscriptions. It will not fully replace a skilled portrait photographer for high-stakes corporate branding, but for the vast majority of professional headshot needs, it is more than good enough — and the convenience factor makes it an easy recommendation.