The AI headshot generator takes 1–9 photos and returns one chest-up headshot per run — 6 credits at 1K.



Three looks from the same input: studio white, executive office and outdoor natural — each one a preset inside the AI headshot generator.
An AI headshot generator turns ordinary photos of one person into a finished headshot: it keeps the face, replaces the room, and relights the shot the way a portrait photographer would. The AI headshot generator here is built on Nano Banana 2 (Gemini 3.1 Flash Image) by default, with nine models selectable in the panel.
That is the whole mechanism: your uploads are the identity reference, a preset prompt asks the model to replace the background and relight the face, and each run returns one image. The prompt, every reference photo and the result are moderated before the picture reaches you.
A studio session runs a few hundred dollars and takes a fortnight to schedule. The AI headshot generator returns one usable frame in about ten seconds at 6 credits for 1K, and it can repeat the same backdrop a year later when the photo goes stale — which is the reason most headshots are out of date in the first place.
It will not style you. The AI headshot generator keeps the outfit you upload and only tidies the edges: Studio White clears clutter and distracting accessories, Executive Office smartens the clothing silhouette. There are no free credits either, so budget for 6 credits per 1K frame before you start.
Credits for one 1K headshot on the default model
Backdrop presets inside the AI headshot generator
Image returned per run — four backdrops means four runs
Answered against the shipped behaviour, not the marketing version.
Six credits, one frame. If the likeness holds, run the other three backdrops with the same uploads and the set stays consistent.