AI photo studio
Picturesk is an AI photo studio. Upload five to fifteen selfies once, and we train a model on your own face and generate the photos you need from it: professional headshots for LinkedIn and your CV, or candid dating photos for Hinge, Tinder and Bumble. No photographer, no studio, one payment per set, delivered by email in about an hour.
The process
Both services run on the same three steps. You upload once, we train a model on your face, and the set you chose lands in your inbox.
Add five to fifteen recent photos of your face, from a few different angles. We check each one as you add it and flag anything that will not work, so you find out before you pay.
Your photos train a model on your face alone, so the results are you and not a stock lookalike. You pick the backgrounds and the outfits, and we build the set around them.
About an hour later we email you a link to the finished set, at full resolution and ready to use: LinkedIn, a CV, your company page, a conference bio.
Services
Each service has its own catalogue, its own price and its own funnel. Both train the same model on your selfies.
For LinkedIn, CVs, company pages and speaker bios.
Studio backdrops, offices and outdoor looks in suits, shirts and knits. Head and shoulders, framed for a profile crop. 5, 25 or 60 headshots.
For Hinge, Tinder and Bumble.
Coffee shops, rooftops, trails and dinner tables, in clothes you actually own. Candid framing, natural light, real skin. 20, 60 or 120 photos.
Why Picturesk
Every AI headshot tool promises studio photos. The difference is what happens when your input is not perfect, when a run fails, and when the results land in your inbox.
Most tools take your money first and let you find the problem in the results. We screen every photo as you upload it and say which ones will fail, so nobody pays for input we already know is bad.
A face swap pastes your features onto a stock body and it shows. We fine-tune a model on your own photos, so the whole image is built around your face. That is why the results hold up next to a real photo of you.
You pay once and you are done. No monthly plan to cancel, no credit balance to top up, no upsell to unlock the good shots. Full resolution, no watermark, yours to use anywhere.
Generation runs on hardware we do not own, and now and then a run fails. The refund is issued by the system itself, not after you chase us. And if the set does not look like you, we refund you in full.
The work
Every set below started as ordinary phone selfies. Same person, same face, two different briefs.
From these selfies
Ammar Afridi, Founder
Needed a profile photo that worked everywhere
Five arm’s-length selfies, none of them meant to be a headshot. The set came back across three backgrounds and two outfits: greenery, a library, and a working office, in a polo and a turtleneck. Twenty-five shots, all recognisably the same person on the same day.
Used for LinkedIn, company about page, conference bio
From these selfies
Ammar Afridi, Founder
Needed dating photos that did not look like a photoshoot
The same five selfies as the headshot set. Scenes and outfits from the dating catalogue: a coffee shop, a rooftop at golden hour, dinner out, in a linen shirt and a knit. Candid framing, natural light.
Used for Hinge, Bumble
Testimonials
The test is not whether the photos look good. It is whether the people who know you think they look like you.
I put the new photo on LinkedIn on a Tuesday and had three people ask which studio I used. It was fifteen selfies and nine dollars.
We put the whole team through it before relaunching our about page. Twelve people, four countries, and for the first time the page looks like one company.
I was sure it would give me that plastic AI face. It did not. My beard is my beard and the photos still look like me on a good day.
FAQ
The things people ask before they upload anything.
Ready when you are
Headshots for work, dating photos for the apps, or both from the same five selfies.