9 Best AI Headshot Generators of 2026

HeadshotPro sells one full shoot per payment, with no subscription. Basic costs $29 and returns 30 headshots in about 2 hours with 6 photo credits for edits. Professional at $39 raises that to 50 headshots in about 30 minutes and 26 photo credits, and Executive at $59 gives 70 headshots in about 15 minutes, 4K downloads and both portrait and wide formats. Every package includes 1 free redo within 60 days, and the Realism Guarantee refunds you if the results do not look like you. The privacy terms are the most specific on this list: input photos are deleted 30 days after generation, they are never used to train AI models, and a SOC 2 Type II report is available through the Trust Center. Teams buy credits that never expire, with automatic discounts that start at 20% off at 5 credits. The trade-off is that 4K resolution is limited to the top package, so pick Executive if you also need print-sized files.

Aragon prices its individual headshots as three one-time packages. Basic is listed at $35 during a 20% off sale (regular price $44) and returns 40 headshots in about 45 minutes, with 1 attire and 1 background. Standard at $45 adds 60 headshots, 2 attires and 2 backgrounds, and Executive at $75 includes 100 headshots with all attires and all backgrounds in about 15 minutes. Resolution is 896 x 1088 pixels on Basic and Standard, which Aragon points out is above LinkedIn's recommended 400 x 400 pixels, and 1792 x 2176 pixels on Executive for prints. If the results disappoint, Aragon offers a free redo through support, and a full refund if you have not downloaded the photos. The company states it is SOC 2 Type II compliant and that it has generated over 40 million headshots. The main catch is the narrow Basic package: one outfit and one backdrop leaves little to choose from, so Standard is the more practical buy for most people.

BetterPic is the only service here that lists 4K headshots on its entry package. Basic returns 20 headshots in 1 style within 2 hours with 2 AI edits; Pro gives 60 headshots in 3 styles in 1.5 hours with 4 AI edits; Expert gives 120 headshots in 6 styles in 1 hour, 8 AI edits, unlimited human edits on one photo and a free redo. BetterPic's FAQ states prices start at $35, although the plan table can show euros depending on where you browse from. The upload assistant checks your photos before training, and the model trains on 8 images. Every package includes a commercial license, so the photos can also go on a company website or business cards. Extras are priced openly: human edit requests cost $8 each and a redo costs $10. The refund policy is tighter than HeadshotPro's: purchases are refundable within 7 days only if training has not started.

Secta Labs keeps pricing simple with one Professional Plan, shown at $49 as a one-time payment, discounted from $99. That plan promises 200+ HD photos with a choice of 90+ styles, an expected delivery of under an hour, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. The Remix editor lets you change clothing, expression, background or hairstyle on generated photos, which is useful when one shot is nearly right. Support runs through 24/7 human live chat, and Secta says you do not need to give up ownership: the images are yours to use for any purpose. The cost of that variety is effort at the start. Secta's professional headshots page asks you to upload 25+ photos from your camera roll so the AI learns your look, far more than Dreamwave's single photo. There is also no cheaper package for people who only need one LinkedIn picture, so the $49 plan is the entry point for everyone.

Dreamwave needs less from you at the start than any other service here: its LinkedIn headshot page asks for one clear photo, and any smartphone selfie works. The gallery takes about two hours, and afterwards you can swap outfits with a short text prompt, upload a new background or clean up details with a magic eraser, with a pro retouching team for small tweaks. Dreamwave states it does not sell or train its AI on your data, and you can delete your photo at any time. The company side is the most developed on this list. Dreamwave lists company headshots at $49 to $59 per person with 150 photos per person and a 1 to 2 hour turnaround, and it can sync photos from Workday, ADP, Rippling or BambooHR into Slack, Outlook, Okta and ID badges. We could not find a published individual price on the pages we checked, so its value score is conservative until the price is visible.

Try It On AI advertises the lowest entry price on this list: its home page says no subscription is required and prices start from $17. The Express AI Headshots product promises 200+ studio-quality headshots in under 2 hours, and premium plans add human editors who refine the AI results. There is also a Creative Studio for custom branding portraits, industry style sets for finance, healthcare, real estate and law, and a Teams product with custom styles, bulk processing and admin tools. The documentation is the weak spot. When we checked, the pricing page returned a 404, so we could not see what the $17 tier includes or how many headshots it delivers. The upload instructions also differ across the site: one section says a single selfie is enough, while the how-it-works steps ask for 10+ casual photos. It is worth a look on price, but confirm the plan details at checkout before you pay.

StudioShot says it was built by professional photographers, and its catalog reads like a studio menu: Minimalist, Black, White and Navy studio sets, Executive and Startup office sets, and outdoor sets such as Manhattan Street. Prices start at $29 per photoshoot. Essential gives 1 style, 40 images in under 3 hours and up to 2 free retouches; Pro gives 2 styles, 80 images in under 2 hours and up to 4 retouches; Signature gives 3 styles, 120 images in under 1 hour and up to 6 retouches. Every package is covered by a 100% money-back guarantee. The comparison table lists 10 outfits, fewer than Aragon's 20+, and the package prices are shown as reductions from higher list prices, so the price you see may change. For a single LinkedIn photo, the Essential package with an Executive Office or White Studio set covers the need at a price close to HeadshotPro's.

Photo AI is a general AI photographer rather than a one-off headshot service. You create a model of yourself, and each model comes with 48 free auto-generated photos, including 8 professional headshots, 8 profile pictures and 8 dating app photos. Starter costs $19 per month, or $9 per month billed annually, and includes 50 AI credits a month, which Photo AI equates to 5 Nano Banana 2 photos. Photo AI is candid about the entry tier: Starter lists low quality photos, low likeness and personal use only. Pro at $49 per month moves to medium quality and medium likeness, 1,000 credits, your own prompts and a commercial use license, and Max at $99 per month adds high likeness, photo editing and AI videos. For a single LinkedIn photo, a one-time pack from HeadshotPro or Aragon gives more headshots for less. Photo AI makes sense if you will keep making photos of yourself for content, ads or social media.

ProPhotos sells three one-time packages aimed at work photos. Basic at $39 returns 40 headshots wearing a suit, coat or blazer, with 8 backgrounds and clothing styles, ready in 90 minutes. Premium at $49 gives 100 headshots and 20 styles in 45 minutes, and Professional at $59 gives 200 headshots and 40 styles in 30 minutes, the highest headshot count for the price among the one-time packs here. The FAQ confirms the headshots work for LinkedIn and resumes and may be used commercially, and an Enterprise option targets companies that want a consistent look. The pricing page is thinner than its rivals' pages: it does not state output resolution, a redo policy or a money-back guarantee, and the claims we could check end at turnaround and counts. Its Basic package also costs more than HeadshotPro's Basic. It is a reasonable pick if you want a large batch at $59, but buyers who value written guarantees have better options higher on this list.