Choose a brand direction and intended use before generating. The set includes nine compositions; review faces, clothing, full-body details and scenes in every image.
Create a personal branding setPlan where the photos will appear
Decide whether you need photos for a website, professional profile, media introduction or social posts. The set includes a profile photo, standing, seated, full-body and relaxed portraits, work and lifestyle photos, and two banners with you on opposite sides.
- Use profile and portrait compositions for introductions and About pages.
- Use a banner with space on the appropriate side for a headline you add later.
Choose a consistent visual direction
Upload a clear reference photo of yourself and choose your profession, intended use, style, palette and clothing. For full-body photos, use a clear head-to-toe reference with your face visible; AI may invent body, clothing or shoe details that are not shown. Use the wardrobe controls to keep a shared look or adjust work and lifestyle clothing for the scene. Pick scenes that suit the way you want to introduce yourself.
- Keep faces and accessories visible in the reference photo.
- Work and lifestyle scenes are generic promotional imagery; they do not document actual offices, locations, events or client work.
Inspect all nine compositions
Enlarge every watermarked preview and compare it with the original. Check facial features, build, hair, clothing and accessories. In full-body images, inspect legs, shoes and the floor; in work scenes, check hands and props. Automatic face checks do not establish identity or body accuracy.
- Redo individual photos when their likeness, pose or scene is unsuitable.
- Check both banners for the space your website layout needs before placing text.
Review the set and download
Once you are happy with all nine photos, complete the review and purchase steps shown in the tool to unlock full-quality JPG downloads. Save the set while your order's download access is available. Preview the crop in your website or social template before publishing.
- Keep the original downloads and make separate cropped copies for each placement.
- A generated professional setting should not be presented as evidence of real events or client work.