Free AI headshots for your resume
In many countries a professional photo on the CV is standard — but in the US, UK, Canada and Australia most employers expect no photo, and some ATS parsers choke on images. If you're applying where a photo is customary, a formal, plain-background headshot is what hiring managers expect.
Best style for resumes
Use the Corporate or ID/formal style: plain backdrop, business collar, closed-mouth or slight smile depending on local norms.
Tips for resumes
- ✓Check the norm for the country you're applying to before adding any photo.
- ✓Keep it formal — business attire, neutral background, no casual settings.
- ✓If you're applying in the US/UK/CA/AU, skip the photo and put that space into a stronger summary instead.
How to get a clean result
- 1. Upload four clear, front-facing selfies in even light — no studio needed.
- 2. Face the camera at eye level and match the expression you want in the result.
- 3. Avoid hats, sunglasses and busy backgrounds in your reference photos.
- 4. Generate, then pick your favorites — you get a full pack to choose from.
Questions
Should I put a photo on my resume?
It depends on the country. In the US, UK, Canada and Australia, no — leave it off. In much of Europe, Latin America and Asia, a formal headshot is expected. When in doubt, follow local examples for your target market.
Is it really free?
New members get one free generation pack, which includes the LinkedIn, corporate and casual styles. No credit card required; after that, packs are $29.99.
How long does it take?
A few minutes. Upload a handful of selfies, pick a style, and you get a full pack of professional headshots to choose from.
Get your resumes headshots free
Included in the free pack for new members — LinkedIn, corporate and casual styles, ready in minutes.
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