Style direction
Executive
More authority, without the boardroom cliché.
Use this styleSPEAKER HEADSHOT
A headshot that can hold the stage before you do.
Stronger expression and editorial presence, with enough flexibility for event teams to crop and place.
Create this headshotRecommended framing: 4:5
The brief
Designed for where the photo will be used.
Good for
- Conference website
- Speaker one-sheet
- Event deck
- Press kit
What the Studio tunes
- Use confident eye contact that remains warm at large display sizes.
- Choose a silhouette that separates clearly from event-page backgrounds.
- Preserve negative space for titles, schedules, and promotional layouts.
Output guidance
One selected profile proofRequested framing / 4:5Resolution target / 2K
Final pixel dimensions follow the generated proof.
Recommended styles
Start with a direction that fits the role.
The style coordinates background, light, wardrobe, expression, and composition as one decision.
Style direction
Creative
Editorial color and character, still recognizably you.
Use this styleStyle direction
Black & White
Graphic, timeless, and focused on expression.
Use this styleA simple workflow
From reference to a usable portrait.
- 1
Add a reference
Use a clear, current photo that looks like you.
- 2
Choose a direction
Pick a style instead of writing a long prompt.
- 3
Review the result
Check likeness, expression, crop, light, and context.
- 4
Keep your favorite
Download the full-size portrait you choose.
Practical answers
- Which style has the most stage presence?
- Compare the live recommended directions and choose whether the event needs controlled authority, editorial character, or a quieter monochrome feel.
- Can organizers crop the image?
- Yes. The generated portrait keeps clean framing and useful space so event teams can adapt it.