HeadshotPro review

HeadshotPro turns selfies into AI-generated professional headshots, so you can skip booking a studio session. Upload photos from a phone or laptop, choose from backdrop and outfit combinations, and the service generates a batch of images. You can also let the AI choose the styling.

The individual packages include 30 to 70 headshots, depending on the plan. Turnaround varies: the pricing page lists about two hours for Basic, about 30 minutes for Professional, and about 15 minutes for Executive. The generated images can be downloaded as JPEGs individually or in a ZIP file. Editing options include changing outfits or backdrops, removing blemishes, and adding headroom; these use photo credits. The Executive package includes 4K resolution.

Purchases are one-time, not subscriptions. There are also plans for teams, with tools for admins to coordinate styles and uploads.

The clearest advantage is a simple purchase: pay once for a batch rather than take on a recurring subscription. The pricing page lists three individual packages:

• Basic: $29 for 30 headshots, 6 photo credits, and about a two-hour turnaround.
• Professional: $39 for 50 headshots, 26 photo credits, about a 30-minute turnaround, and one free redo within 60 days.
• Executive: $59 for 70 headshots, 46 photo credits, 4K resolution, and about a 15-minute turnaround.

That gives buyers a choice between a lower entry price, a faster delivery, or more images and higher resolution. For teams of 5 to 1,000 people, the pricing page lists 40 headshots, one free retry per person, and 16 photo credits per member. Team credits never expire, according to the pricing details. Admins can set styles and manage uploads, which may help keep a company’s portraits consistent.

Some Reddit commenters praise HeadshotPro’s realism and say they found usable images. That feedback is mixed, but it suggests the results can work for professional profiles when the generated likeness is good.

The main risk is variability: paying for a batch does not guarantee that every image will look like you. In one Reddit thread, commenters described results ranging from a few solid or polished photos to batches where only a small number were keepers. One commenter also noted that output depends on the uploaded photos. Treat testimonials as anecdotes, not a reliable prediction of your own results.

The cheapest individual package is also the slowest listed: Basic costs $29 and has an estimated two-hour turnaround. Its 6 photo credits are fewer than Professional’s 26 or Executive’s 46, so buyers who expect to edit many images may need a higher tier. The pricing details do not publish the cost of small photo-credit packs, and add-on prices for priority support, enterprise SCIM, and whitelabel embedding are also not published.

Team pricing needs a closer look: the page lists rates from $19.50 per shoot and a displayed rate of $25.35 per shoot. Enterprise pricing is custom. HeadshotPro makes sense for a quick, one-time attempt, but the published details do not establish how many generated images most customers will actually want to use.

HeadshotPro charges once per shoot, not on a subscription. The Basic package is $29 for 30 headshots, 6 photo credits and an about 2-hour turnaround. Professional is $39 for 50 headshots, 26 credits, one free redo within 60 days and an about 30-minute turnaround. Executive costs $59 for 70 headshots, 46 credits, 4K resolution and an about 15-minute turnaround. Moving from Basic to Professional adds $10; Executive is another $20 above Professional.

Teams of 5 to 1,000 people start at $19.50 per shoot, though the listed displayed rate is $25.35. Each person gets 40 headshots, one free retry and 16 photo credits; volume discounts go up to 50%. Enterprise pricing is custom for organizations with 1,000+ people. Team credits never expire. Small photo-credit packs, priority support/SLA, and enterprise SCIM and whitelabel embedding are listed as add-ons, but their prices are not published. Team SSO is billed at the identity provider's cost. There is no free plan.

Switching in is relatively contained: upload selfies, choose a style or let the AI pair outfits and backdrops, then download the results. For teams, admins can manage uploads and set styles. The published facts describe JPEG downloads individually or as a ZIP, which gives you a way to take finished images with you. They do not say how long HeadshotPro retains selfies or generated images, so check that before uploading if retention matters.

There is no subscription to cancel, and team credits never expire. That limits billing lock-in, though a team may still need to coordinate a new provider and create a consistent set of headshots if it leaves. The published published material includes no Reddit posts, so we can't responsibly name a Reddit-backed reason people leave. Plausible decision points from the published offer are image variation, the need for 4K, or wanting every image to be usable; the review verdict cautions that some images may not be keepers. Prices and data-retention terms for a replacement provider are not covered here.