Pro Headshot Editorial · 2 min read · AI style illustration
Start with a relaxed position
A direct view or slight shoulder turn can work well for a profile portrait. Choose a pose that fits the impression you want to make, while keeping your face visible. The pose preview is a guide to body position, and generated results may vary.
Match the pose to the framing
A close headshot has little room for arms and hands. Crossed arms need a half-body view to remain visible. The studio checks the available pose against your framing before accepting a quote. Change either choice if they are incompatible.
Choose the result that feels like you
Compare expression, posture and proportions across delivered photos. Favorite the images you want to keep, and use the crop tool to fine-tune their composition. A pose reference does not lock exact joint positions.