Your Face, Kept Identical
The recipe instructs the model to keep the face identical to your photo, with natural skin texture instead of a plastic, over-smoothed look.
A clean studio business headshot from a casual selfie.
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A sharp, front-facing photo in soft, even light with your full face visible. One person only, no sunglasses, no heavy filters. Group photos and side profiles give weaker results.
The recipe tells Nano Banana 2 to keep the face identical and to keep natural skin texture. Results can still vary, so generate two or three versions and pick the closest one.
Each image costs 20 credits, shown before you start. Failed generations are refunded automatically. New accounts get 50 free credits on sign-up, enough for 2 headshots, and the Free plan adds 50 credits monthly.
Yes. Content you generate can be used in ads, stores and social media, subject to the terms of service and the model providers' policies. Only upload photos of yourself or of people who agreed.
Not in this recipe: it always uses business attire and a light grey background. For other outfits or colors, use the Image generator and describe what you want.
It is made for profile and work photos. Official documents have strict requirements, so check the issuing authority's rules before submitting any photo.
No. Uploads and results are private unless you share them to the community.
The recipe instructs the model to keep the face identical to your photo, with natural skin texture instead of a plastic, over-smoothed look.
Neutral light grey background, soft key light and an 85mm portrait lens look: the same ingredients a photographer would use for a corporate headshot.
Wearing a hoodie in your selfie is fine. The recipe dresses you in well-fitted business clothing and frames the shot from the shoulders up.
A 4:5 portrait crop at 2K gives you room to cut a square profile picture or a round avatar without losing sharpness.
Each professional headshot costs 20 credits, displayed on the Generate button. If a generation fails, the credits are refunded automatically.
An AI headshot generator creates a professional-looking portrait from an ordinary photo. Instead of booking a photographer, choosing an outfit and finding a plain wall, you upload a selfie and receive an image that looks like it was taken in a small studio: clean background, flattering light, business clothes and a confident, friendly expression.
On NeoMundo, the Professional Headshot recipe runs on Nano Banana 2, Google's image model known for keeping the same face consistent across edits. You do not write a prompt. The recipe already contains the brief a photographer would follow: well-fitted business attire, neutral light grey studio background, soft key light, natural skin texture, shoulders-up framing, 85mm lens, face kept identical.
Each generation returns one 4:5 image at 2K. Images usually take 10 to 60 seconds. Because the setup is fixed, your results stay consistent, which is useful when a whole team needs matching photos for a company page.
The recipe is designed for profile and work photos. It is not a passport or visa photo tool; official documents have their own size, background and expression rules, so check them before using any image there. If you want a different outfit or background, open the Image generator at /create/image and describe it with Nano Banana 2.
Face the camera, stand near a window for soft daylight and keep your head straight. Remove sunglasses and hats, and avoid beauty filters. Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB.
There is nothing to type. The button shows 20 credits. You can upload a few different selfies and run up to 8 generations at once to compare them.
Results appear under the tool. Check the eyes, teeth and hairline, download the one that looks most like you, and crop it to the shape your platform needs.
A clean LinkedIn headshot with a neutral background looks consistent next to your work history and on job boards, freelancer profiles and portfolio sites.
In regions where CVs include a photo, a shoulders-up portrait on light grey reads as tidy and professional at small print sizes.
Ask each teammate to upload a selfie and run the same recipe. The fixed background and lighting give the About page a matching set without a group photo shoot.
Conference programs, podcast pages, author bios and email signatures all need a small, clear face photo. A 2K file leaves plenty of room to crop.