Looks
The jobs a headshot actually has.
Eight briefs that people search. InstaHeadshots for speed. BetterPic when it has to print.
The default job
LinkedIn Headshots
Recruiters do not zoom. They scan a 48-pixel circle. LinkedIn headshots live or die at thumbnail size — then have to hold up when someone opens the profile.
Founders at the top
CEO Headshots
A CEO headshot is reused everywhere: press, Series B deck, about page, keynote slide. One file has to survive all of it.
Likeness, not glaze
Women’s Headshots
The common failure on women’s portraits is a beauty-filter default: smaller nose, bigger eyes, erased texture. That is not a headshot. It is a different person.
White coat optional
Doctor Headshots
Patients Google the name. The bio photo is the first clinical impression. It has to look like a physician, not a stock model in a lab coat.
Firm bio, not lifestyle
Lawyer Headshots
Counsel pages are conservative on purpose. The headshot should look like the person who will stand up in the room — not a creative-director experiment.
Casting, not filters
Actor Headshots
Casting directors already distrust AI. The only usable actor headshot from a generator is one that still looks like the person in the sides.
Honest first
Dating Headshots
A dating photo that does not look like the person in the booth is a waste of everyone’s night. Likeness is the product. Beauty filters are the failure.
The about-page grid
Team Headshots
A team grid with twelve lighting setups is twelve companies. Matched light is the product. Pretty is optional.
More briefs from the lab
Live pages, unique photos — not yet thick enough to rank on. Use them if the job matches.
Executive Headshots
Corporate Headshots
Real Estate Headshots
Entrepreneur Headshots
Job Interview Headshots
Casual Headshots
AI Headshot Generator
Teacher Headshots
Nurse Headshots
Consultant Headshots
Engineer Headshots
Sales Headshots
Student Headshots
Speaker Headshots
Resume Headshots
Fitness Headshots
Photographer Headshots
Coach Headshots
