AI headshots for executives, boards and press

Speaker bios, board pages, and press kits all ask for a current photo, and an executive's time is usually the expensive part. Fylvy makes a formal set from phone selfies, without a studio appointment.

Get your headshots40 photos · $39 · usually within about an hour
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  • Your selfies are deleted after use
  • Full refund if we can't deliver
  • All 10 looks + 1 free redo included
Dark executive AI headshot example
Dark executive
Classic gray studio AI headshot example
Classic gray studio
Modern office AI headshot example
Modern office
Warm library AI headshot example
Warm library

Example results made by our AI from sample selfies. Your results depend on the photos you upload.

Why it works for you

A formal first impression

Dark executive and classic gray studio are suit looks on plain backgrounds, which is what most board pages and press kits use.

Options, not one frame

You get 40 photos across 10 looks, so you can keep a formal frame for press and a slightly warmer one for a talk.

Ready without a shoot

Selfies take a few minutes. Delivery is usually within about an hour.

For a magazine cover or other large print, a photographer is the better choice. Our files are 768 by 1024 pixels. AI headshots vs a photographer

Best looks to choose

  • Dark executive
  • Classic gray studio
  • Modern office
  • Warm library

Every order includes all 10 looks, so you can try them all.

Tips for great results

  • A jacket photographs more clearly than a busy pattern. The looks dress you, so a plain top in the selfies is enough.
  • For press, pick a neutral, confident expression rather than a big smile.
  • Send organizers one main photo and keep two alternates, so you're not hunting the day of the event.

New to this? Read how to take selfies for AI headshots.

Questions

Can I use this in a press release?

Yes. You can use your headshots for bios, board pages, press kits, and other lawful commercial use.

Are they large enough to print?

Each image is 768 by 1024 pixels. That suits websites, bios, and small print. It is not a poster or a magazine cover.

More answers in our FAQ.