Swap the background, fix the lighting and change the outfit to business wear — your face stays your face.
Profiles with a professional photo get noticeably more views and messages, but a studio headshot is not always practical. A decent phone photo is enough raw material.
The AI Photo Editor edits the parts you name — background, shirt, lighting — and leaves your face alone. That matters on LinkedIn, where people will meet you in person.
Upload a clear photo of yourself: Face the camera with your shoulders in frame and soft, even light.
Describe the polish: 'Replace the background with a soft grey office blur, change the t-shirt to a navy blazer and white shirt, keep my face exactly the same.'
Crop square: LinkedIn displays a circle; keep your face centred with some space around the head.
Still you: Identity-preserving edits avoid the uncanny 'AI headshot' look.
Outfit swap: Casual to business in one prompt.
Match your brand: Pick backgrounds that suit your field — office, studio, outdoors.
What size is a LinkedIn profile photo? LinkedIn recommends 400×400px or larger; upload up to 8MB.
Will people be able to tell it is AI? Edits that keep your real face and only change the setting and clothes look natural. Avoid heavy skin smoothing.
Can I also make a banner? Yes — use the Image Generator to create a 1584×396 background banner matching your field.
Is it free to try? Yes. Signed-in accounts get 10 free credits every day, and new users can try Pro free for 7 days — cancel anytime. No watermark on any plan.