40 portraits · $24

One face. Every platform.

Forty portraits delivered in every crop your channels ask for — including the wide one that banners and signatures need, and that a square photo can't give you.

See all five crops Show me the same face, five sizes

Square, circle, banner, signature, vertical. Same session.

The same face, a decade of profile pictures apart

One portrait, five real containers.

You update LinkedIn, then X, then the client deck, and by the third platform the crop is fighting you — a circle that clips the shoulder, a banner a square photo was never shot for. Below is the same portrait sitting in five containers at the size they actually render at: the LinkedIn circle, the 44px timeline thumbnail people really see you at, an email signature, a 3:4 speaker bio, and a header composed wide instead of cropped from the square. If it holds up at 44px, it holds up everywhere you post it.

LinkedIn · circle
Timeline · 44px
Signature
Speaker bio · 3:4
A portrait composed for a wide banner, the subject off-centre with clean space held open beside themSite header · 16:9 · composed wide, not cropped
01

Send a few photos

From your phone, whatever you already have. Not a shoot — the model reads your face from a reference, it does not learn it.

02

Pick your platforms

Portrait crop for LinkedIn and the deck, wide for the banner and the site header. Same face, sized for where it actually shows up.

03

Forty come back

In minutes, in every crop your channels ask for, so the next platform update doesn't mean another shoot.

One price
$24for forty
  • 40 portraits, yours to keep
  • 8 backdrops × 4 lighting setups × 3 crops
  • A 16:9 frame for the site header and LinkedIn banner
  • Delivered in minutes, not overnight
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What people ask before they touch five profiles

Will it look the same across LinkedIn, X and my site?
Yes — that's the point of the forty. One session gives you a square, a circle-safe crop, a signature crop, a 3:4 bio shot and a wide 16:9 frame, all from the same reference, so you stop reusing one square photo everywhere it doesn't fit.
Will people notice it's AI?
In blind tests AI portraits pass as photographs about 62% of the time. What gives it away is skin smoothed flat and a smile that's been directed, which is why we keep the texture and don't ask you to perform an expression.
Why not just crop my square LinkedIn photo everywhere?
Because a square can't become a 16:9 banner without losing your head or the sides — there's no third option. Ours is shot wide as its own frame, with the space beside you left empty on purpose.
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.