Recruiters look at your photo before your resume. Studioless turns a normal phone photo into a clean, professional headshot — AI background removal, professional backdrops, and light correction, all in your browser.
Private by design: the AI runs on your device. Your photo is never uploaded to any server.
A phone selfie or a photo a friend took works fine. Well-lit, facing the camera, shoulders up.
Your messy bedroom, the street, the party — gone. Cut out on-device in seconds.
Choose a professional studio backdrop, fix brightness and warmth, and frame yourself with the guide grid.
Export at the exact sizes LinkedIn and resumes need. Square, sharp, and professional.
You don’t need a photographer. You need ten minutes, a window, and these six rules.
Soft, even light from the front is 80% of a good headshot. Stand facing a large window in the daytime.
Wear what you’d wear to an interview in your field. Solid mid-tone colours read best at small sizes.
The photo is about your face. A plain wall works — and the Studio can replace any background anyway.
Crop from mid-chest. Your face should fill about 60% of the frame with your eyes near the top third line.
A relaxed, natural smile with eyes to the lens signals confidence. Take 20 shots; keep the one where you look like you.
Use the rear camera if a friend can help — it’s sharper than the selfie camera. Clean the lens first.
Took the photo in a t-shirt? Soon Studioless will redress you in a blazer, shirt, or business attire with generative AI — keeping your face exactly as it is. Join the waitlist and be first to try it.
No spam. One email when it launches.
Yes. Background removal, backdrops, adjustments, and downloads are completely free. The upcoming AI outfit feature may have a small cost because generative AI images cost money to produce.
No. The AI model downloads to your browser and runs on your device. Your photo never touches a server, which also means there’s nothing for anyone to leak or store.
LinkedIn recommends a square image between 400×400 and 7680×4320 pixels. The Studio exports at 1000×1000 — sharp on every screen, well above the minimum.
Yes — the same square export works for resumes and CVs. If your region prefers no resume photo (like most of Australia and the US), use it for LinkedIn only.
The first run downloads the AI model (about 40–80 MB), so use Wi-Fi the first time. After that it’s cached and much faster. Laptops process quicker than older phones.