Guides
Taking new photos? Start with the phone setup and posing guides. Choosing your professional look? Compare clothing, backgrounds and examples. Applying for a job or buying a service? Read the resume guidance or generator comparison.
Preparation
You do not need a studio to take a professional headshot. You need a window, a phone, about five feet of floor and the five habits below, and the distance rule alone fixes the mistake behind most turned-down photos.
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Preparation
After the backdrop, clothing is the decision that sets the tone of a headshot. Five rules hold in every industry; the rest depends on who will see the photo.
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Preparation
Posing is a skill, not a talent. Four small adjustments fix most headshots, and they work the same for men, women, and every industry.
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Resource
A headshot background is the second thing people notice after your face, and it sets the tone before they read a word of your profile. This guide covers the five backdrops that work, which one fits your industry, and what to avoid.
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Examples
Compare professional headshot styles by role, backdrop and attire, then choose a look that feels like you.
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Resource
A resume photo belongs where the employer and application format welcome it. Learn how to decide, how to frame one and how to reuse a professional portrait on LinkedIn.
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Comparison
Choose around the image you need: a recognizable professional profile, a coordinated team page or a quick portrait edit. Here is how the published options compare.
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Show up with a professional photo you're proud to share. Upload your everyday photos and choose the look for your next profile, company page or press kit.
