The LinkedIn photo generator takes 1–9 photos and returns one square profile photo per run — 6 credits at 1K.



Three backdrops from the same input: corporate grey, office window and warm neutral — each a preset inside the LinkedIn photo generator.
A LinkedIn photo generator turns ordinary photos of one person into a square profile picture: the LinkedIn profile photo you would otherwise book a studio for. It treats your uploads as the identity reference, replaces the background and relights the face — it does not invent a new person.
The LinkedIn photo generator runs on Nano Banana 2 (Gemini 3.1 Flash Image) by default, with nine models selectable. Each run of the LinkedIn photo generator returns one image and saves it to your account; the prompt, every reference photo and the result are all moderated before the picture reaches you.
A studio session costs a few hundred and takes a fortnight to schedule. The LinkedIn photo generator produces one usable square photo in about the time it takes to write a good prompt, at 6 credits for a 1K frame — and it can repeat the same backdrop for a second photo a year later.
What it will not do is style you. It keeps the outfit you upload, so the shirt you photograph is the shirt in the result. If the photo needs a stylist, a set and a creative brief, book the shoot; if it needs to look current, clean and recognisably you, the LinkedIn photo generator is the faster route.
Credits for one 1K photo on the default model
The frame the presets ask for; choose it explicitly for LinkedIn
Backdrop presets inside the LinkedIn photo generator
What people ask before replacing their profile photo.
Six credits, one square profile photo. If the likeness holds, run the other two backdrops with the same uploads.