AI portraits for your website, newsletter, and bio.

An author avatar needs a clear face at a small size. Your about page has room for posture and clothing. A guest bio may need a tighter crop. Plan those placements before choosing your looks.

Reuse a few clothing colors, backgrounds, and lighting choices to give your photos a shared style. Results vary, so select the images that work well together.

For an approachable portrait, try relaxed shoulders and a natural smile. For a minimal website, choose a plain backdrop and simple clothes. Start with Personal brand headshots, or try another Studio look for a more editorial feel.

• Plain dark shirt, warm gray studio background, soft even light, relaxed shoulders.
• Cream knit top, quiet neutral setting, natural smile, waist-up framing.
• Keep my current hairstyle and distinctive features; no signs, text, or company logos.

The example layouts below show one portrait on an about page, in a newsletter byline, and beside a guest bio. Start with one image in your own layouts: check whether the face remains visible at mobile sizes and whether the crop leaves space for the text. Download the files you want to keep.

Use real project or event photography when you need to show work you have done. Generated portraits can introduce you, but imagined clients, awards, or stages should not serve as evidence of your experience.