A professional headshot from your selfie

Upload a photo of yourself and get a portrait for LinkedIn, a CV or a team page. Six AI models that work from your own photo, from 4 credits an image. No pack to buy, no watermark.

Make a headshot

Models that work from your photo

Every model here takes a photo of you as its input, which is what separates a headshot of you from a picture of someone who matches a description. You pay per image, flat, and runs that fail are refunded. Likeness varies by model and by the photo you give it, so try a cheap one first.

ModelPriceAboutTakesGood for
GPT Image 24 credits$0.07 to $0.10Your photos as referenceFollows plain instructions closely: suit, backdrop, lighting
Flux Kontext Pro5 credits$0.08 to $0.13One photo, editedChanges the clothes and background while keeping the photo
Flux 2 Dev5 credits$0.08 to $0.13Your photos as referenceGenerates a new frame guided by your photos
Runway Gen-4 Image8 credits$0.13 to $0.20Up to 3 photosSeveral angles in, for a more consistent likeness
Infinite You10 credits$0.17 to $0.25One photoBuilt for portraits of one person from one photo
Nano Banana 2 Edit10 credits$0.17 to $0.25Up to 14 photosMany references in, when one photo is not enough

Credits work out at about 2 cents each depending on the plan. Plan prices are on the pricing page. Checked 25 September 2026.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Upload a clear photo

    Front facing, good light, face unobstructed. The model keeps what it can see and cannot invent what it cannot.

  2. Step 2

    Say what to change

    A navy suit, a plain grey backdrop, soft studio light. Plain words work; you do not need a special prompt.

  3. Step 3

    Test cheap, then refine

    Start at 4 or 5 credits. If the likeness is not close enough, move to a portrait specialised model.

Which model to use

  • A quick first try. GPT Image 2 at 4 credits follows plain instructions about clothes, backdrop and light.
  • Keep your photo, change the setting. Flux Kontext Pro edits the photo you give it rather than drawing a new one.
  • A closer likeness. Runway Gen-4 Image takes up to three angles, which gives it more of your face to hold on to.
  • Built for this job. Infinite You is made specifically for portraits of one person from one photo.

Whose photo you may use

A headshot generator is only as good as the photo you give it, and only appropriate for a person who agreed to it.

  • Use your own photo, or one of someone who has agreed. A person's likeness is theirs.
  • Do not upload a public figure. Percify's terms require you to hold the rights to what you upload.
  • You own what you generate, under those terms. It is not exclusive.
  • No watermark on any plan, including the free one.

Make the headshot talk

A headshot often ends up introducing someone. A talking photo lip syncs any portrait to a voice, and the AI voice generator can read the script, including in your own cloned voice.

Make a photo talkAI voice generatorAI image generatorEvery modelPricing

Try one on your own photo

Six models that work from your photo, from 4 credits an image, no pack to buy, and failed runs refunded.

Make a headshot

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before you start.

It takes an ordinary photo of you and produces a professional looking portrait: better lighting, a plain backdrop, business clothes. The useful kind works from your own photo, so the result is a picture of you rather than of a stranger who resembles the description.

From 4 credits an image on Percify, about 7 to 10 cents, up to 10 credits for the portrait specialised models, about 17 to 25 cents. You pay per image you generate rather than for a pack, so you can make two or twenty. Credits work out at about 2 cents each depending on the plan, and runs that fail are refunded.

That depends on the model and on the photo you give it, and it is the honest thing to check before spending much. Start on GPT Image 2 or Flux Kontext Pro at 4 or 5 credits. If the likeness is not close enough, give Runway Gen-4 Image several angles, or use Infinite You, which is built specifically for portraits of one person from one photo.

One clear, front facing photo in good light, with your face unobstructed: no sunglasses, no heavy shadow, nothing covering it. The model can change the clothes and the background, but it can only preserve what it can see. For models that take several references, add a couple of angles.

Yes. Percify terms say you own the AI generated content you create, subject to those terms, and there is no watermark on any plan. Whether an AI generated headshot is appropriate for a particular employer or directory is worth checking with them.

Only of a person who has agreed to it. Percify terms require that you hold the rights to what you upload, and a person’s likeness is theirs. Do not upload a photo of a public figure or of anyone who has not agreed.

Percify has a free plan with no watermark, and you start with free credits. Generating an image costs credits on every plan, because every run costs us provider time. You can try one without paying before deciding whether it is worth more.

Yes, and it is a common next step. A talking photo lip syncs any portrait to a voice, so the same headshot can introduce you in a short video. That runs from 2 credits a second of audio.