40 portraits · $24

The photo that gets the swipe. Not the LinkedIn one.

Forty portraits in daylight and open shade, no suit and no studio grey — the two things every dating-photo guide tells you to remove.

No suit. No studio. From photos you already have.

A person in a fine-gauge knit, outdoors with the background thrown fully out of focus, lit by soft window daylight, head tilted slightly toward the camera.
Three, not the whole forty

Warm light, real texture, nothing corporate.

The one thing style guides agree on for a dating profile is what to leave out: no blazer, no seamless backdrop, nothing that reads as a work photo. So this pack draws only from daylight and open shade, and the three below are the whole proof — if a suit would have looked wrong here, it was never going to be in the set.

The same person against a muted earth-tone gradient backdrop, lit with a soft key light, a relaxed lean toward the camera.
earth tone · soft key
The same person against a hand-painted warm canvas backdrop, lit by window daylight, body turned three-quarters to the camera.
warm canvas · window light
The same person with a softly blurred office interior behind them, lit with a soft key light, facing the camera square on.
office bokeh · soft key
01

Send a few photos

From your phone, as they are. The model reads your face from a reference — it does not learn it, so there is no shoot to book.

02

Daylight, not a studio

Every backdrop in this pack is outdoors or window light. No blazer, no seamless grey — the pack is built without them.

03

Forty come back

In minutes. Enough to actually pick a favourite instead of using the first one that didn't look terrible.

One price
$24for forty
  • 40 portraits, yours to keep
  • 4 backdrops × 2 lighting setups, all outdoors or window light — no studio grey
  • A medium crop built for a profile grid, not a passport photo
  • Delivered in minutes, not overnight
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What people ask before this goes on a dating app

Isn't using an AI photo on a dating profile catfishing?
Catfishing is a photo of someone else, or of you twenty pounds and ten years ago. This is your face, lit properly, from a picture you actually sent — the identity does not move. If a match would be surprised meeting you in person, the photo is doing the wrong thing, and the four checks below are how you catch that before you post it.
Will it still look like me in person?
That is what three setups of one face are for. Same person, same features, different light and backdrop — check them against a photo you already trust, the way you would check any profile picture.
Why no studio backdrop, like the other packs?
Because a studio backdrop is the tell every dating-photo guide names first. This pack only draws from daylight and open shade, and there is no blazer in its wardrobe list at all — it cannot generate the corporate look by accident.
What happens to my photos?
They go to the model that makes the portraits and nowhere else. Nothing is trained on them, by us or by the provider.