The business photo generator takes 1–9 photos per person and returns one corporate portrait per run — 6 credits at 1K.



Three corporate settings from the same input: boardroom, office corridor and executive studio — each a preset inside the business photo generator.
A business photo generator turns photos of an employee into a portrait that belongs on a company page: the same person, in a setting that reads as a real workplace, with the framing a team page expects. The business photo generator here uses your uploads as the identity reference and replaces the room and the light — it does not invent a new person or a new outfit. The business photo generator returns one portrait per run, not a folder of options.
It runs on Nano Banana 2 (Gemini 3.1 Flash Image) by default, with nine models selectable. Each run returns one portrait and saves it to your account; the prompt, every reference photo and the result are moderated before the picture reaches you.
Team pages go stale one hire at a time. A studio day means booking a photographer, gathering everyone in one room and repeating it every quarter; the business photo generator turns that into a per-person task — each colleague uploads their own photos and runs the same preset, so the page keeps a single look.
What it will not do is art-direct the shoot. It preserves the outfit you upload, there is no stylist, and it returns one portrait per run rather than a folder of options. There are also no free credits, so budget 6 credits per 1K portrait and 18 for a full three-backdrop set.
Credits for one 1K portrait on the default model
Corporate backdrops inside the business photo generator
Portrait per run — three backdrops means three runs
What companies ask before standardising portraits.
One photo set per person, one preset for everyone, 6 credits per 1K portrait; the business photo generator keeps the set consistent.