Turn my photo into a professional corporate headshot. Dress me in a well-fitted charcoal suit with a crisp white shirt. Put me against a seamless mid-grey studio backdrop with a soft gradient falling off behind my shoulders. Light me with a large softbox slightly above and to one side, a gentle fill on the shadow side, and a subtle hair light separating me from the background. Frame head-and-shoulders with a little space above my head, eyes on the upper third. Composed expression, mouth relaxed, shoulders square but not stiff. Keep my face, bone structure, natural skin tone and identity exactly as they are in my photo — change the styling around me, never who I am. The result must read as a real photograph: natural skin texture with visible pores, believable light direction and shadow falloff, correct anatomy and hands.
“Use it” opens the editor with this prompt already loaded — add your photo and generate. Copy works anywhere else: ChatGPT, Gemini, Midjourney.
Shoot your source photo near a window, facing it. A well-lit original gives the model far more of your real face to preserve.