# PublicSelf — full agent brief Site: https://publicself.app Studio: https://studio.publicself.app Short index: https://publicself.app/llms.txt ## What PublicSelf is A studio for pictures of yourself. You keep a wardrobe and a shoot director. Chat makes a picture and forgets it. You upload a few photos of your face. You pick a curated Look or a shoot idea. You can upload a jacket, shoes, or accessory and keep it on a shelf. You remix a Look. You generate one frame or a connected set. You heart what should stay. You download the rest. ## Eligibility criteria (what a page must prove) - Identity: results are of the visitor, from their photos. - Control: outfit, pose, light, scene, crop are directed — not a blank prompt. - Evidence: real Looks, presets, or gallery frames exist. - Limits: visualization, not shopping fit; not a legal ID; storage is not a paid locker. - Next step: a narrower page or the studio. ## The wardrobe loop - Upload a clear photo of one piece (jacket, shoes, accessory). - Keep it on a shelf: outer, upper, lower, shoes, accessory. - Mix it into a Look. Change one thing at a time. - Shoot full length when the piece is shoes. - A full-look split onto shelves is rolling out. ## Decision pages ### AI hairstyle try-on: explore a different cut or colour Start with a portrait you already like. In PublicSelf, generate a photo from your own identity and then open Edit Image to change the haircut, colour or beard. Each edit creates another image, so the original is still available even when an experiment misses. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-hairstyle-try-on - de: https://publicself.app/de/ai-hairstyle-try-on - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/ai-hairstyle-try-on How it works: 1. Create a photo you like — Add your reference photos, choose an outfit and create a portrait. Keep a shot with a face and hairstyle you can clearly inspect. 2. Open Edit Image and choose Hair — On the finished photo, open Edit Image, expand Change hairstyle and select illustrated cuts, colours or optional beard controls. 3. Compare and keep the result — Generate the edit. Compare it with your original photo and keep the version you prefer. Hairstyle experiments do not replace the saved identity. Limits and answers: - Can I try hairstyles on my own photo? Yes. Add your identity references, create a finished photo and open Edit Image. Choose Change hairstyle and apply an edit to that photo. - Can I try women’s and men’s hairstyles? The grooming panel includes short cuts, long straight hair, shoulder-length waves, curls, an afro, a ponytail and a bun. Pick a direction for your identity rather than treating the examples on this page as the whole catalogue. - Will it show exactly what a haircut will look like? No. Likeness, hairlines, colour and texture can shift. Use it for ideas and compare with your reference photos. A stylist can assess what works with your actual hair. - Does a hairstyle edit affect later photos? No. Hair edits create a variation of the selected finished image. Your original saved identity remains unchanged. ### AI photoshoot generator An AI photoshoot of yourself from a couple of personal pictures. Pick a curated shoot idea, then direct the clothes, the pose, the scene, the lighting and the framing — a virtual photo shoot with no photographer, no studio booking and no prompts. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-photoshoot-generator - de: https://publicself.app/de/ai-photoshoot-generator - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/ai-photoshoot-generator How it works: 1. Choose an idea — Start from a curated outfit or photoshoot concept — each comes with a scene and lighting that fit it. 2. Apply your identity — One full-length photo and one face close-up are enough. Every generated image keeps your face and identity consistent. 3. Customize the shot — Change the outfit, pose, expression, lighting, background, framing or camera angle before you generate. 4. Generate a Shot or a Set — One image, or a connected series with varied poses and framing from the same concept. 5. Keep the results — Download what you like and use it anywhere — profiles, content, or just for yourself. Limits and answers: - What is an AI photoshoot? A set of new photos of you, generated from your reference pictures around one brief: an outfit, a scene and a light. The person stays the same across the frames while pose, expression and framing change, the way they would on a real shoot. - How do I generate a photoshoot of myself? Upload your reference photos, pick a curated shoot idea, adjust whatever you want to adjust — outfit, pose, scene, light — and generate. A single frame or a connected set, both from the same screen. - What photos do I need to upload? Two: one full-length photo, head to toe, and one clear face close-up without a heavy filter. A third from another angle sometimes helps. Ordinary phone pictures are fine — good light matters far more than a good camera. - Can I generate several images from one idea? Yes. Sets generate multiple connected images from a single concept — varied poses, framing and crops that read as one photoshoot. ### AI photo generator of yourself Create realistic AI photos of yourself from your own reference pictures. Choose outfits, scenes and light, then compare each result with your originals. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-photo-generator-of-yourself - de: https://publicself.app/de/ai-photo-generator-of-yourself - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/ai-photo-generator-of-yourself How it works: 1. Upload a few photos — Ordinary personal photos are enough — no professional pictures needed. 2. Your identity is applied — PublicSelf keeps your face and identity consistent across every image it generates. 3. Pick an idea — Curated outfits, scenes and shoot concepts — choose instead of describing. 4. Adjust and generate — Change pose, lighting, background or framing, then generate a Shot or a whole Set. 5. Keep what you like — Download your results and use them anywhere. Limits and answers: - How do I make AI pictures or images of myself? Create an account, upload two photos of yourself (one full-length, one face close-up), pick an outfit, and generate. Then put that look into a photo shoot to get pictures of you in real scenes. It is the same process whether you call them AI photos, AI pictures or AI images of yourself. - Can I create AI photos of myself for free? Yes, to start: every new account gets 10 free credits, enough for a few outfits or a first photo shoot. After that you buy credit packs; there is no subscription. - How many photos of myself do I need to upload? Two: one full-length photo, head to toe, and one clear face close-up. A third from a different angle sometimes helps. Ordinary phone pictures are fine — good light matters far more than a good camera. - Can I generate AI pictures of myself from one photo? Usually yes. If you only have one good full-length shot, the studio can crop the face close-up out of it. Two separate references still give steadier results, so add the second one when you have it. ### See yourself in different outfits Upload a couple of photos, then see yourself in different clothes — complete curated looks where the outfit, the scene and the lighting were chosen together. Dress-up, taken seriously. - en: https://publicself.app/see-yourself-in-different-outfits - de: https://publicself.app/de/see-yourself-in-different-outfits - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/see-yourself-in-different-outfits How it works: 1. Upload a couple of photos — One full-length picture and one clear face close-up. Ordinary phone photos are enough to apply your identity. 2. Browse the looks — Complete curated outfits, organized by style — business, elegant, casual, experimental. 3. Make it yours — Change the colors of the clothes, add an item, swap the scene or lighting. 4. Generate — A single Shot, or a Set of connected images in the same look. 5. Keep the result — Download and use the images anywhere. Limits and answers: - What photos do I need to upload? Two. One full-length photo, head to toe, and one clear face close-up without a heavy filter. A third from a different angle sometimes helps. Good light matters far more than a good camera, and if you only have the full-length shot the studio can crop a face reference from it. - Can I change the outfit after picking one? Yes. Colors, individual items, scene and lighting are all adjustable per look before you generate. - Can I see myself in my own clothes? Yes, one piece at a time. Upload a clear photo of a jacket, a pair of shoes or a bag, keep it on a shelf, and mix it into any look. Splitting a whole outfit photo into separate pieces is still rolling out, so a single well-lit garment is the reliable path today. - Is this like virtual try-on for shopping? No — it is broader and more honest. PublicSelf shows you complete styles on yourself. It does not simulate fit or sizing of specific products. ### AI outfit visualizer Visualize a complete outfit on your own photos, then adjust colours, swap a garment or add a piece you own. Choose a Look and compare the result in the studio. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-outfit-visualizer - de: https://publicself.app/de/ai-outfit-visualizer - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/ai-outfit-visualizer How it works: 1. Upload a couple of photos — One full-length photo, head to toe, and one clear face close-up. Ordinary phone pictures are enough to carry your identity. 2. Choose an outfit — Browse complete curated looks organized by style and occasion — business, elegant, casual, experimental. 3. Adjust it — Recolor the clothes, add or swap individual items, change the scene or lighting. 4. Generate — One Shot, or a Set of connected images wearing the same look. 5. Keep the results — Download the images and use them anywhere. Limits and answers: - What is an AI outfit visualizer? A tool that shows you a complete outfit on a person rather than on a hanger. This one puts it on you: you choose a styled look, the studio generates a photo of you wearing it. Spelled outfit visualiser outside the US — same thing. - How do I visualize an outfit on myself? Upload two reference photos, pick a look from the catalog, adjust the colors or scene if you want to, then generate. The face stays yours across everything you generate, so what changes in the picture is the outfit and not the person wearing it. - Does it use my own photo? Yes — that is the whole point. You need two: one full-length picture, head to toe, and one clear face close-up with no heavy filter. A third from another angle helps. If you only have the full-length shot, the studio can crop a face reference out of it. - Can I see myself in a specific garment I already own? Yes, with one clear photo of it. A jacket on a hanger, a pair of shoes against a plain floor, a bag on a table — upload it, keep it on a shelf, and mix it into any look. One well-lit piece is the reliable path today; splitting a whole outfit photo into separate pieces is still rolling out. ### AI fashion photoshoot Create AI fashion photography of yourself — magazine styling, studio setups, street style and direct flash. The whole vocabulary of an editorial photo shoot, applied to your own face and your own clothes. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-fashion-photoshoot - de: https://publicself.app/de/ai-fashion-photoshoot - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/ai-fashion-photoshoot How it works: 1. Pick a fashion language — Editorial, studio, street or flash — each curated with outfits that suit it. 2. Apply your identity — One full-length photo and one face close-up; your face stays consistent throughout the shoot. 3. Style the shot — Outfit, scene, lighting, pose, framing — every editorial decision is yours. 4. Generate a Shot or a Set — One image or a connected editorial series from the same concept. 5. Keep the results — Download and publish wherever you like. Limits and answers: - How do I do an AI fashion photoshoot of myself? Upload two reference photos, pick one of the fashion languages — editorial, studio, street or flash — choose the outfit and the light, then generate a single frame or a full set. There is no prompt to write at any point. - Can I get a whole editorial series, not just one image? Yes. Sets generate connected images in one visual language — varied poses and framing that read as a single shoot. - Does it use my own photo? Yes. Two references do the work: one full-length picture, head to toe, and one clear face close-up with no heavy filter. A third from another angle helps. Everything the studio generates is built on those. - What lighting styles are available? Soft studio, window daylight, golden hour, direct flash, rim lighting, Rembrandt and dramatic silhouette, among others. ### Visualize yourself in a new look There are versions of you that you have never seen — bolder, softer, stranger, sharper. PublicSelf is a dress-up box for your own image: find out what you would look like in a different style, look at it properly, and keep the ones that feel true. - en: https://publicself.app/visualize-yourself-in-a-new-look - de: https://publicself.app/de/visualize-yourself-in-a-new-look - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/visualize-yourself-in-a-new-look How it works: 1. Upload a couple of photos — One full-length picture and one clear face close-up. Ordinary phone photos are enough to bring your identity in. 2. Pick a direction — Curated outfits, aesthetics and scenes — choose whichever version of yourself you're curious about. 3. Push it further — Adjust the outfit, scene, lighting and mood until it's the version you meant. 4. Generate — A single Shot or a Set of the same new you. 5. Keep what feels true — Download the looks worth keeping. Discard the rest without ceremony. Limits and answers: - How can I see what I would look like in a different style? Upload two photos of yourself, pick a direction from the catalog, and generate. You get a picture of you in that style rather than a description of it — which is the only version of the answer that actually settles anything. - Does it use my own photo? Yes. Two references: one full-length photo, head to toe, and one clear face close-up with no heavy filter. A third from another angle sometimes helps. Ordinary phone pictures are fine. - What's the difference between this and a filter? A filter decorates one photo. PublicSelf generates new images of you — different clothes, scene and light — with your identity held consistent. - Will it still look like me? That's the point: the look changes, you don't. Identity consistency is the core of the product — though it isn't a deterministic face lock. Clearer references hold better, and when a generation drifts, run it again. ### Create a full AI photoshoot set One idea, several connected pictures of yourself — varied poses, framing and crops that read as a single session in the same clothes. This is the part single-image generators cannot do. - en: https://publicself.app/full-ai-photoshoot-set - de: https://publicself.app/de/full-ai-photoshoot-set - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/full-ai-photoshoot-set How it works: 1. Choose one concept — A curated outfit and scene — the thread that holds the set together. 2. Apply your identity — One full-length photo and one face close-up; the same you in every frame. 3. Set the variation — Decide what changes across the set: poses, framing, expressions, crops. 4. Generate the Set — Connected images generated as one session, not stitched-together singles. 5. Keep the roll — Download the frames you like — or the whole set. Limits and answers: - How do I generate multiple AI photos of myself at once? Pick one concept — an outfit and a scene — and generate a Set instead of a single Shot. The studio produces several connected frames from that one idea rather than making you start over for each picture. - How is a Set different from generating several single images? A Set is generated as one session: outfit, scene, lighting and identity hold constant while pose, angle and crop vary. Singles generated separately drift. - How many images are in a set? Several connected frames per concept — enough to read as a session and give you real choice. A set costs more credits than one picture, because it is more pictures. - What photos of myself do I need to upload? Two: one full-length photo, head to toe, and one clear face close-up with no heavy filter. A third from another angle sometimes helps. Ordinary phone pictures are fine. ### AI photoshoot for men A curated men's catalog — business suits, tuxedos, smart casual, streetwear, old-money tailoring — photographed on you, from a few ordinary photos. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-photoshoot-for-men - de: https://publicself.app/de/ai-photoshoot-for-men - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/ai-photoshoot-for-men How it works: 1. Upload a few photos — Ordinary pictures are enough — that's the point. 2. Browse the men's catalog — Curated looks from Business Suit to Streetwear, each with fitting scenes. 3. Adjust the shot — Colors, scene, lighting, pose, framing — direct it like your own shoot. 4. Generate a Shot or Set — One image or a connected series in the same look. 5. Keep the results — Download and use them anywhere. Limits and answers: - What men's outfits are available? A curated catalog across business (Business Suit, Power Executive, Pinstripe), formal (Tuxedo, Black Tie Gala), casual (Smart Casual, Streetwear, Relaxed Urban) and statement tailoring (Old Money Aesthetic, European Tailored). - Can I use these for professional profiles? Yes — suit looks in office or studio scenes are exactly that use case, and you keep the images. - What photos do I need? A few clear, ordinary photos of yourself. No photographer required at any point. - Can I adjust an outfit's colors or pieces? Yes. Recolor looks and add or swap items before generating. ### AI photoshoot for women A curated women's catalog — business tailoring, evening elegance, smart casual, statement styles — photographed on you, from a few ordinary photos. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-photoshoot-for-women - de: https://publicself.app/de/ai-photoshoot-for-women - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/ai-photoshoot-for-women How it works: 1. Upload a few photos — Ordinary pictures are enough — that's the point. 2. Browse the women's catalog — Curated looks from Business Suit to Street Luxury, each with fitting scenes. 3. Adjust the shot — Colors, scene, lighting, pose, framing — direct it like your own shoot. 4. Generate a Shot or Set — One image or a connected series in the same look. 5. Keep the results — Download and use them anywhere. Limits and answers: - What women's outfits are available? A curated catalog across business (Business Suit, Power Executive, Boardroom Ready), evening (Black Tie Elegance, Classic Black, Power Red), casual (Smart Casual, Relaxed Urban, Street Luxury) and style-forward looks (European Chic, Old Money Aesthetic, Minimalist Modern). - Are these just the men's outfits renamed? No — the women's collection is curated independently, from skirt and trouser tailoring to evening dresses and statement color. - What photos do I need? A few clear, ordinary photos of yourself. No photographer required at any point. - Can I adjust an outfit's colors or pieces? Yes. Recolor looks and add or swap items before generating. ### AI photoshoot ideas Every direction in one place — photoshoot styles, outfits, transformations and connected sets. Browse, pick what you're curious about, and see it on yourself. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-photoshoot-ideas - de: https://publicself.app/de/ai-photoshoot-ideas - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/ai-photoshoot-ideas How it works: Browse related pages, then open the studio. Limits and answers: - Where should I start? Pick the idea that matches your curiosity: an outfit direction, a photoshoot style, or a full transformation. Every page routes into the same studio. - Do all ideas work with my own photos? Yes. A few ordinary photos of yourself power every idea on this page — same identity, different directions. - Do I need to write prompts? No. Everything here starts from curated looks and visual controls. ### AI professional headshot generator Create a professional headshot that still looks like you. Decide how formal it should be, direct the expression, light and crop, then generate a single picture or a set of matching options for a bio, a team page and a CV. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-professional-headshot-generator - de: https://publicself.app/de/ai-professional-headshot-generator - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/ai-professional-headshot-generator How it works: 1. Add two photos of yourself — One full-length, head to toe, and one clear face close-up. Ordinary phone pictures are fine — even light matters more than an expensive camera. 2. Choose a Look and a setup — Start from a curated outfit and photo concept rather than an empty prompt box. 3. Set the formality and the crop — Expression, pose, lighting, scene, camera and framing are visible controls, not sentences you have to phrase correctly. 4. Generate and compare — Make one headshot or several connected frames, then keep the pictures that still read as you. Limits and answers: - How do I make a professional headshot with AI? Upload two photos of yourself, pick a Look and a shoot setup, set the crop, and generate. You direct visible controls — outfit, expression, light, background, framing — instead of writing a prompt. - How many photos of myself do I need? Two: one full-length photo, head to toe, and one clear face close-up with your eyes visible and no heavy filter. A third from a different angle sometimes helps. If you cannot get a clean face shot, the studio can crop one out of the full-length picture. - Can I create a professional headshot from normal selfies? Yes. Ordinary phone photos are enough — good light matters far more than a good camera. Your own pictures establish the identity, while the chosen Look and shoot setup provide the professional styling. - Will the headshot look like me? Keeping you recognisable is the core of the product, but it is not a deterministic face lock. Clearer reference photos give steadier results, and the occasional frame drifts. When one does, generate it again. ### AI LinkedIn profile picture generator LinkedIn shows your face as a small circle next to a comment, in search, and at the top of the profile. Whatever you call it — profile picture, profile photo, avatar — the image has to read at that size and still feel like you when someone opens it full size. So generate for the circle first: crop, then the Look. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-linkedin-profile-picture-generator - de: https://publicself.app/de/ai-linkedin-profile-picture-generator - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/ai-linkedin-profile-picture-generator How it works: 1. Add your face — Two ordinary photos — one full-length, one clear face close-up. Identity stays the authority. 2. Set a head-and-shoulders crop — Chest-up or closer. Leave space for the circle to cut the corners. 3. Pick the impression — Approachable, focused, executive, or creative — for the role you actually have. 4. Choose a quiet Look — Busy patterns and loud scenes die in a 48-pixel circle. 5. Generate a few and compare — Same Look, different expression. Keep the picture that still looks like you at thumbnail size. Limits and answers: - How do I generate a LinkedIn profile picture with AI? Add two reference photos of yourself, choose a Look and a head-and-shoulders crop, then generate. Unlike a general AI image generator, there is no prompt to write: you pick from curated outfits and shoot setups and adjust the visible controls. - How many photos do I need to upload? Two. One full-length photo, head to toe, and one clear face close-up with your eyes visible and no heavy filter. A third from another angle sometimes helps. If you cannot get a clean face shot, the studio can crop one out of the full-length picture. - What crop works best for a LinkedIn profile picture? Head-and-shoulders or chest-up. The circle cuts the corners. Leave the face large and centred. - Can I use an AI photo on LinkedIn? You keep your results and use them wherever you like — some people do use generated portraits as their profile photo. Two honest caveats: platforms set their own rules about AI-generated imagery and those rules change, so check LinkedIn's current terms yourself; and a picture that looks nothing like the person who walks into the meeting does you no favours. ### AI dating profile pictures Create dating profile photos that show more than one side of you. Generate a varied set across relaxed, social, dressed-up and everyday contexts, while the face in every picture stays the same person. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-dating-profile-pictures - de: https://publicself.app/de/ai-dating-profile-pictures - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/ai-dating-profile-pictures How it works: 1. Add two photos of yourself — One full-length, head to toe, and one clear face close-up. Ordinary phone pictures are fine. 2. Pick a Look and a scene — Choose a curated outfit and setting rather than starting from an empty prompt box. 3. Adjust the direction — Change expression, pose, lighting, scene, camera and crop. 4. Generate a set and choose — Make several connected pictures, then keep the ones that still look like you. Limits and answers: - How do I make AI dating profile pictures? Upload two photos of yourself, pick a Look and a scene, then generate. There is no prompt to write — you choose curated outfits and setups and adjust visible controls like expression, light and crop. - How many photos do I need to upload? Two. One full-length photo, head to toe, and one clear face close-up with your eyes visible and no heavy filter. A third from another angle sometimes helps. If you cannot get a clean face shot, the studio can crop one out of the full-length picture. - Can I create several different dating profile pictures? Yes. Make individual Shots or connected Sets, then vary the outfit, scene, crop and expression across the profile. - Does this work for Tinder, Hinge and Bumble? The images are not tied to one platform — export the ones you like and choose the sequence that fits your profile. Each app sets its own rules about AI-generated pictures, so check the current ones before you upload. ### What is the law of attraction, and how does visualization work? The law of attraction is a spiritual belief that repeated thoughts and feelings draw matching experiences into your life. Science does not show that imagining an outcome makes the universe deliver it. Visualization can still be useful when it makes a future specific, reveals the gap, and leads to action. - en: https://publicself.app/law-of-attraction-visualization - de: https://publicself.app/de/law-of-attraction-visualization - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/law-of-attraction-visualization How it works: 1. Choose one scene — Pick a moment you can picture, not a foggy word such as success or confidence. 2. Make it concrete — Name the place, clothing, posture, expression, light, and other people in the frame. 3. Put yourself in it — A personal image can make the scene easier to react to than a stranger's stock photo. 4. Name the obstacle — Compare the desired future with the current reality. What is actually between here and there? 5. Choose one action — Tie the picture to something you can do now: train, save, apply, practise, ask, build, or rest. Limits and answers: - What is the law of attraction? It is the belief that your dominant thoughts, emotions, and expectations attract experiences of a similar kind. It is a spiritual or philosophical idea, not an established scientific law. - Does the law of attraction scientifically work? There is no scientific evidence that thought alone causes the universe to deliver a specific external result. Goal setting, mental rehearsal, attention, planning, and action are separate psychological processes with their own evidence. - How does visualization work? Visualization gives a future event sensory detail. That can clarify the goal and help you rehearse it. It is more useful when you also identify the obstacle and decide what to do next. - What is the difference between manifestation and visualization? Manifestation usually includes a belief about attracting or creating an outcome. Visualization is the narrower act of picturing an outcome or process. You can use visualization without believing in manifestation. ### Build a wardrobe from a photo A clear picture of a jacket, a pair of shoes, or an accessory is enough. Keep the piece on a shelf, mix it into a complete outfit, then see it on yourself. Chat makes an image and forgets it. Here the clothes stay. - en: https://publicself.app/build-a-wardrobe-from-a-photo - de: https://publicself.app/de/build-a-wardrobe-from-a-photo - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/build-a-wardrobe-from-a-photo How it works: 1. Add your face — One full-length photo and one clear face close-up. Ordinary phone pictures keep your identity. 2. Upload a piece — One clear photo of a jacket, shoes, or accessory. Front-on, uncluttered, well lit. 3. Keep it on a shelf — It lives with your other items until you delete it. 4. Mix it into a Look — Drop the piece onto a curated Look, or build around it. 5. Shoot — One frame or a connected set. Same you, that piece, new direction. Limits and answers: - Can I build a wardrobe from a photo of clothes? Yes. Upload a clear photo of a piece — jacket, shoes, accessory — and keep it on a shelf. Then mix it into a Look and shoot. - How do I see myself wearing clothes from a picture? Add your two reference photos, upload the garment picture, drop the piece into a look, and generate. What comes back is you in those clothes, in a scene you chose. - What kind of clothing photo works best? One garment, front-on, well lit, on a plain background. A product shot from a shop listing is close to ideal. A crowded full-body street photo in bad light is the weakest possible start. - Can I split a full outfit photo into pieces? That is rolling out. A single clear piece is the reliable path today. A busy full-body street photo is a weaker start. ### Remix outfits with AI An outfit is a starting point, not a locked costume. Keep one garment. Change the rest. Mix a piece from your own shelf into a curated look, then see the new combination on yourself. - en: https://publicself.app/remix-outfits-with-ai - de: https://publicself.app/de/remix-outfits-with-ai - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/remix-outfits-with-ai How it works: 1. Pick a Look — A curated outfit with a point of view. 2. Bring a piece — From your shelf, or upload a clear photo of one now. 3. Change one thing — Jacket, shoes, colour, or the scene around it. 4. Shoot — One frame to test. A set when it works. 5. Keep the mix — Heart the Look if this combination should stay. Limits and answers: - Can I mix my own clothes with a curated Look? Yes. Keep a piece on a shelf, drop it onto a Look, then generate. - How do I mix an outfit and see it on myself? Pick a complete look, change one thing in it — a garment, a colour, the shoes — and generate. The picture comes back with your face and the new combination on it. - Does it work from my own photo? Yes. Two references do it: one full-length photo, head to toe, and one clear face close-up with no heavy filter. Ordinary phone pictures are fine. - How do I add a garment I already own? Upload one clear photo of it — front-on, uncluttered, well lit — and it goes on a shelf. A single piece is the reliable path today; splitting a whole outfit photo into separate pieces is still rolling out. ### Personal branding photos of yourself The job is not one hero portrait. It is looking like the same person in a small LinkedIn circle, on a website, in a press kit, and on a stage. So make the brand photoshoot as a set: keep the face, change the room, direct the Look, and generate the pictures you actually need. - en: https://publicself.app/personal-branding-photos - de: https://publicself.app/de/personal-branding-photos - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/personal-branding-photos How it works: 1. Name the room — LinkedIn, company site, press, talk, or all four. 2. Add your face — Two ordinary photos — one full-length, one clear face close-up. Identity stays the authority. 3. Pick one Look family — Tailoring, smart casual, or editorial — not all three in the first set. 4. Shoot a set — Head-and-shoulders, three-quarter, one wider frame. Same clothes. 5. Keep the ones that match — Heart the set. Download the rest. The unused experiments can go. Limits and answers: - Can I make personal branding photos of myself with AI? Yes. Add identity photos, pick a Look family, and generate a connected set with controlled crop, light, and expression. - How do I make a personal brand photoshoot without a photographer? Decide the room first, upload two reference photos, choose one Look family, then generate three to six frames that share the clothes and differ in crop and pose. You direct visible controls rather than write prompts. - How many photos of myself do I need to upload? Two. One full-length photo, head to toe, and one clear face close-up with your eyes visible and no heavy filter. A third from another angle sometimes helps. If you cannot get a clean face shot, the studio can crop one out of the full-length picture. - Is this the same as a LinkedIn photo? LinkedIn is one room. Personal brand is the set that still looks like you in several rooms. ### Street-style photoshoot Build a street-style photoshoot around the clothes, the place and a moment: a pavement portrait, a walk past shopfronts or an evening outside a café. Choose a full-length frame when the shoes and silhouette matter. - en: https://publicself.app/street-style-photoshoot - de: https://publicself.app/de/street-style-photoshoot - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/street-style-photoshoot How it works: 1. Add your face — A few ordinary photos. 2. Pick a street Look — Denim, a coat, something you could actually walk in. 3. Set daylight or city night — Location texture. Not a seamless studio. 4. Lengthen the crop — Three-quarter or full length. 5. Shoot a set — Standing, walking, turning. Keep the ones that still look like you. Limits and answers: - What makes a photo look like street style? A street-style photograph connects a person's outfit, attitude and surroundings. Clothing and location carry as much character as the pose. Street photography associated with fashion weeks often uses full-length framing, but portraits, movement and detail photographs can work too. For your own image, start by choosing whether the look, the era or the personality should be most noticeable. - How can I create an 80s or 90s street-style version of myself? Start with a recognizable influence rather than piling every vintage detail into one outfit. For an 80s-inspired portrait, explore graphic jackets, strong shapes and a confident stance. For a 90s-inspired image, try oversized denim, skate or grunge layers and more casual body language. Use your own identity photos in PublicSelf, select or assemble the outfit, and then choose the pose, scene, lighting and framing. Review what the generator actually produced. - Can I mix streetwear cultures and eras in one photo? Yes. A vintage sports jacket with contemporary tailored trousers, or a 90s-inspired loose silhouette photographed under modern city lighting, can create a personal visual identity. Keep the combination intentional: one strong period reference, a coherent palette and a scene that complements it. If you draw from a particular community or city, be specific about the influence without claiming the photograph documents that culture or location. - Should street-style images look candid or carefully posed? Either can work. A neutral full-length standing pose makes an outfit easy to inspect. A turn, wall lean or walking step introduces the energy people associate with candid street-fashion photographs. For complex movement, check the hands, feet and garment edges closely. A convincing quiet portrait can be stronger than a dynamic image with inaccurate anatomy. ### Editorial photoshoot Editorial is a point of view. Outfit, light, and crop are composed like a spread. You still look like you. The picture looks commissioned. - en: https://publicself.app/editorial-photoshoot - de: https://publicself.app/de/editorial-photoshoot - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/editorial-photoshoot How it works: 1. Add your face — A few clear photos. 2. Pick an editorial Look — Tailoring, evening, or a sharp minimal set. 3. Lock the light — Studio, rim, or a controlled location. Keep it. 4. Compose the crop — Full page, or a tighter beauty crop. Decide. 5. Shoot the spread — Several frames in that one language. Limits and answers: - What is an editorial photoshoot of yourself? Pictures of you composed like a magazine spread: a Look, a light, a crop, and a few connected frames. - Is this the same as a fashion photoshoot? Fashion is the cluster. Editorial is the commissioned, held language inside it. - Do I need to write a prompt? No. You pick a Look and direct light, pose, and crop. - Can I make a whole spread? Yes. That is a set — the thing a single chat image cannot do. ### Direct-flash photoshoot Direct flash is hard, close, and unapologetic. It is not a mistake. It is a fashion language: high contrast, a hard shadow, clothes that have to hold. - en: https://publicself.app/direct-flash-photoshoot - de: https://publicself.app/de/direct-flash-photoshoot - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/direct-flash-photoshoot How it works: 1. Add your face — A few clear photos. 2. Pick a Look that can take it — Leather, a sharp suit, something with an edge. 3. Set direct flash — Hard, frontal or near-frontal. High contrast. 4. Keep the night or the bare wall — Flash wants a simple world behind you. 5. Shoot a set — Closer, then wider. Same light. Limits and answers: - What is a direct-flash photoshoot? Pictures of you lit with hard, close flash: high contrast, a hard shadow, a fashion language from the 90s that is back. - Is this the same as a fashion photoshoot? Fashion is the cluster. Direct flash is one language inside it. Soft studio is another. - Will it still look like me? Yes, if your identity photos are clear. Flash is honest. It will not hide a weak reference. - Can I use my own clothes? Yes. Keep a piece on a shelf. Pick one that can take contrast. ### Black-and-white portrait Without colour, the picture has to be about face, shape, and light. That can be a quiet headshot or a fashion set. It is not a filter you sprinkle on a weak frame. - en: https://publicself.app/black-and-white-portrait - de: https://publicself.app/de/black-and-white-portrait - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/black-and-white-portrait How it works: 1. Set the mood — Decide between a quiet window portrait, a harder magazine photograph or a shadowy noir character. 2. Choose real controls — Choose the closest available scene, lighting and framing controls. Check whether the selected mode supports monochrome before generating. 3. Review one result — Make one image first and inspect likeness, clothing, shadow detail and facial expression. 4. Make variations — Create variations only after one image meets the brief. Limits and answers: - Why do black-and-white portraits feel so different? Colour normally helps describe the scene. Monochrome puts greater emphasis on light and dark, shape, expression and texture. A sharp side-lit portrait can feel cinematic, while a soft daylight image may feel warm and intimate. The same person and outfit can tell remarkably different stories when the lighting and framing change. - How can I make myself look like a film-noir character? Start with a recognizable outfit silhouette, such as a dark tailored coat, then use a restrained pose and directional low-key light. A doorway, window-shadow pattern or simple dark wall gives the image a sense of story. Keep some detail in the face and eyes. In PublicSelf, build or select your Look and explore the available pose, scene and lighting choices. Monochrome rendering support needs to be checked in the currently selected creation mode. - Can a black-and-white photo look like a 1990s fashion portrait? Yes, as a creative direction. Combine a close crop, direct gaze, simple clothing and either hard direct flash or diffuse studio light. Monochrome can make the textures of hair, denim, leather and skin more noticeable. For a more spontaneous impression, change the gaze or expression between photographs. Describe the period as inspiration rather than presenting a generated picture as a historical photograph. - Should I add film grain and heavy contrast? Use grain and contrast when they support the character of the image. Fine grain can suggest an analog photograph, while deep contrast can add drama. Strong blacks should retain enough texture to show the face and outfit. A high-key portrait with pale greys can work just as well as a dark noir scene. Review the actual output rather than relying on a style label. ### AI suit photoshoot Most people own one suit photo, taken at a wedding. Pick a cut, pick a room, and get a set of full-length frames of you in it. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-suit-photoshoot How it works: 1. Add a few photos — A clear face close-up and one head-to-toe photo. 2. Pick a suit Look — Classic Business, Two-Piece Suit or Pinstripe Banker, cut for men or women. 3. Pick the scene — Boardroom, a founder's office, or a plain studio wall. 4. Choose the crop — Full length to show the suit, three-quarter for a profile. 5. Shoot a Shot or a Set — One frame, or several in the same suit. Limits and answers: - Can AI put me in a suit from a normal photo? Yes. Upload a face close-up and a full-length photo, choose a suit Look, and the studio shoots you in it. Your photos stay the reference for your face. - Are there suits for women? Yes. Classic Business, Two-Piece Suit and Pinstripe Banker come in women's cuts, plus a Double-Breasted Suit and a Summer Suit. - How is this different from the AI headshot page? Headshots are head and shoulders for a profile picture. This page is about the full suit: full-length and three-quarter frames. - Can I change the suit colour? Yes. Recolour the Look before you generate, or swap the shirt and tie. ### AI tuxedo photoshoot A tuxedo is the outfit most men wear twice in their life and never get a good photo of. Pick the jacket, pick the night, get the frames. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-tuxedo-photoshoot How it works: 1. Add a few photos — A clear face close-up and one head-to-toe photo. 2. Pick an evening Look — Black Tie, White Tie, Velvet Smoking Jacket or Ivory Dinner Jacket. 3. Pick the night — The Black Tie Gala shoot, a red carpet, or a dark studio. 4. Add the details — Bow tie, cufflinks, pocket square, a pocket watch. 5. Shoot a Shot or a Set — One frame, or arrival, room and portrait in the same tuxedo. Limits and answers: - Can I see myself in a tuxedo before an event? Yes. Upload a face close-up and a full-length photo, pick a tuxedo Look and a night scene, and the studio shoots you in it. - Which tuxedo styles are available? Black Tie, White Tie, Velvet Smoking Jacket and Ivory Dinner Jacket. - Is there a women's version? Women's evening wear lives on the evening gown photoshoot page. - Can I add a bow tie or cufflinks? Yes. Bow tie, cummerbund, cufflinks, tie bar and pocket square are all items you can add. ### AI evening gown photoshoot A gown needs a room, a light and the full length of the frame. Pick the dress, pick the evening, and get a set of you in it. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-evening-gown-photoshoot How it works: 1. Add a few photos — A clear face close-up and one head-to-toe photo. 2. Pick an evening Look or a gown — Pearl Silk Evening, Veranda Silk Lounge, or an evening or ball gown in the outfit builder. 3. Pick the night — Black Tie Gala, Red Carpet Premiere, or a dark studio. 4. Add the details — Opera gloves, a clutch, chandelier earrings, a tiara. 5. Shoot a Shot or a Set — One frame, or arrival, room and portrait in the same gown. Limits and answers: - Can I see myself in an evening gown before buying one? Yes. Upload a face close-up and a full-length photo, choose an evening Look or a gown, and the studio shoots you in it. Fit and fabric drape are an impression, not a fitting. - Can I choose a ball gown? Yes. Evening gown and ball gown are both pieces in the outfit builder. - Can I add gloves or jewellery? Yes. Opera gloves, clutch, earrings, necklaces and a tiara are items you can add. - What does it cost? New accounts get 10 free credits. A picture costs 2 credits and the premium engine costs 9. The studio shows the total before you generate. ### Ski photoshoot Snow, a chalet terrace, a fire inside. Pick the winter look, pick the mountain, and get the frames before the season starts. - en: https://publicself.app/ski-photoshoot How it works: 1. Add a few photos — A clear face close-up and one head-to-toe photo. 2. Pick the Luxury Ski Lodge Look — Knit, shearling and boots, cut for men or women. 3. Pick the Alpine Chalet scene — Or a snowy street or a lodge interior. 4. Choose the crop — Full length in the snow, closer inside. 5. Shoot a Shot or a Set — Terrace, lodge and walk in the same look. Limits and answers: - Can I get ski photos of myself without going skiing? Yes. Upload a face close-up and a full-length photo, pick the Luxury Ski Lodge Look and the Alpine Chalet scene, and the studio shoots you there. - Is there a men's and a women's ski look? Yes. The Luxury Ski Lodge Look has a men's and a women's version. - Can I add goggles or a drink? Yes. Fashion goggles, a coffee to go and a champagne flute are items you can add. - What does it cost? New accounts get 10 free credits. A picture costs 2 credits and the premium engine costs 9. The studio shows the total before you generate. ### AI photo with a car Leaning on a supercar in a garage, driving a convertible along a lake, a dusty expedition truck in the desert. Pick the car scene and you are in it. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-photo-with-car How it works: 1. Add a few photos — A clear face close-up and one head-to-toe photo. 2. Pick a car scene — Garage, coast road, lake, track or desert. 3. Pick a Look — Driving gloves and linen for a convertible, a racing jacket for the track. 4. Choose the frame — Leaning on the car, at the wheel, walking away. 5. Shoot a Shot or a Set — One frame, or a short road trip in the same look. Limits and answers: - How do I make an AI photo of me with a car? Upload a face close-up and a full-length photo, choose one of the eight car scenes, pick an outfit and generate. No prompt is needed. - Which cars are available? Eight scenes: a supercar, a supercar garage, a classic sports car weekend, a British grand tourer, a vintage roadster, an Italian convertible, a track day and a desert expedition. - Can I use my own car? Not as a car scene today. You can upload smaller items you own, such as a watch or a jacket, and add them to a shoot. - What does it cost? New accounts get 10 free credits. A picture costs 2 credits and the premium engine costs 9. The studio shows the total before you generate. ### Old money photoshoot Cream linen, navy knits, a terrace over the sea. Old money style is mostly restraint and good light. Pick the look and the place, and the studio does the rest. - en: https://publicself.app/old-money-photoshoot How it works: 1. Add a few photos — A clear face close-up and one head-to-toe photo. 2. Pick an old money Look — Riviera, Coastal Polo Luxe or Garden Party Hat, plus Museum Patron and Riviera Polo Terrace for men. 3. Pick the setting — Riviera daylight, a lake villa, a classic boat, a garden. 4. Choose the crop — Full length on a terrace, closer at a table. 5. Shoot a Shot or a Set — A whole afternoon in the same look. Limits and answers: - What is an old money photoshoot? Photos built on classic, understated clothes in settings like a seaside terrace, a garden or a harbour: linen, knitwear, soft colours and soft light. - Are there old money looks for men and women? Yes. Riviera, Coastal Polo Luxe and Garden Party Hat come in both versions; Museum Patron and Riviera Polo Terrace are men's Looks. - Can I add a hat or a scarf? Yes. Wide-brim hats, silk scarves and watches are items you can add. - What does it cost? New accounts get 10 free credits. A picture costs 2 credits and the premium engine costs 9. The studio shows the total before you generate. ### AI portrait camera angles: front, three-quarter, profile, low and high The same portrait of you from five camera positions. Upload a few photos once, pick a Look, then choose where the camera stands: straight on, three-quarter, in profile, low enough to add height, high enough to soften. Your face and the outfit stay the same; only the angle moves. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-camera-angle-portraits How it works: 1. Upload a few photos — One head-to-toe photo and one clear face close-up carry your identity into every picture. 2. Pick a Look — Choose an outfit from the collection, build one from your own pieces, or start from a photo you liked. 3. Choose the camera angle and shoot — Open Camera in the studio, pick front, three-quarter, profile, low or high, and generate. Change the angle and go again. Limits and answers: - Which camera angle is best for a portrait? For most faces, three-quarter at eye level. It gives the face depth without distorting it. Use front for anything official, a slightly low angle for presence, a slightly high angle to soften. The studio lets you generate all of them and compare. - Can I change the camera angle of an existing photo? Not of the original file. PublicSelf generates new pictures of you from your reference photos, so you choose the angle before you shoot rather than rotating a finished image. - Does my face stay the same from every angle? Identity references guide your features, but likeness can change with the angle. Compare each result with your photos, especially side views where fewer facial features are visible. - What does a picture cost? A picture costs 2 credits; the premium engine costs 9. New accounts start with 10 free credits. The studio shows the total before you generate. ### AI photo backgrounds: choose the setting for your next portrait A quiet studio backdrop puts the focus on your face. Concrete adds texture; a city or interior changes the story. PublicSelf generates a new photo from your identity and Look with the setting you choose. Start with a studio preset, then adjust Scene & light before generating. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-photo-background-changer - de: https://publicself.app/de/ai-photo-background-changer - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/ai-photo-background-changer How it works: 1. Add your identity photos — Create an account and add a clear face photo plus a body reference. 2. Choose a Look — Use a saved Look or create one from the collection. The minimal-studio preset gives you a starting direction. 3. Choose Scene & light — In Shoot, select the background and light before generating. Compare the result, then change the backdrop for another version. Limits and answers: - Can I replace the background of an existing photo? PublicSelf generates a new portrait from your reference photos with your chosen background. It does not preserve every original pixel while replacing the backdrop. For a transparent cutout of a generated picture, use the separate Remove background action. - Which background should I choose for a profile photo? Try grey, white, blue or light studio and compare at thumbnail size. Choose enough contrast around your hair and shoulders, and follow any requirements of the platform where you will use it. - Can I create outdoor or interior scenes? Yes. The studio includes scene presets such as an office, city street and rooftop, alongside studio backdrops. Review the available choices in Scene & light. - Will changing the background keep everything else identical? No. Keep the same identity, Look and framing to make comparisons useful, but generated facial details, fabrics and light can still shift. ### Add props and your own products to AI photos of yourself Hold a camera. Carry a leather bag. Put on a helmet. Or hold the product you sell, photographed from one clear picture of it. Items are a shelf in the studio: pick one from the list or upload your own, and it appears in the shoot with you. - en: https://publicself.app/add-props-to-ai-photos How it works: 1. Upload a few photos of yourself — A head-to-toe photo and a face close-up carry your identity. 2. Pick an item, or upload your own — Open Items in the studio. Choose a prop from the list or upload one clear photo of your product. It stays on your shelf. 3. Shoot with it — Pick a Look, a pose and a background, and generate. The item is in the picture with you. Limits and answers: - Can I put my own product in the picture? Yes. Upload one clear photo of it, ideally on a plain background, and it joins your items shelf. Then shoot yourself holding, wearing or presenting it. Fine print on labels and very small objects are where image models still struggle, so keep the product large in the frame. - What props are available? A list in the studio under Items, including a camera, a leather bag and a helmet, with more being added. Anything not on the list you can upload yourself. - Does the item stay the same across pictures? Uploaded items guide the result. Shape, color, labels and contact can change between pictures. Compare each image with the item reference before using it. - What does a picture cost? A picture costs 2 credits; the premium engine costs 9. Uploading an item is free. New accounts start with 10 free credits. ### AI pose changer: change the pose in a photo of yourself Nobody knows what to do with their hands. The pose library does. Pick a pose for the shot, standing or seated, walking or turning, hands in pockets or arms crossed, and the studio generates you in it. The face and the outfit stay; the body moves. - en: https://publicself.app/ai-pose-changer How it works: 1. Upload a few photos — A head-to-toe photo and a clear face close-up carry your identity. 2. Pick a Look — From the collection, from your own pieces, or from a photo you liked. 3. Pick a pose and shoot — Open the pose library in the studio, choose one, and generate. Change the pose and go again, or run a set. Limits and answers: - Can I change the pose in an existing photo? PublicSelf generates new pictures of you in the pose you pick rather than bending the original file. Upload your photos once, then every picture you generate can have a different pose. - Do I have to describe the pose? No. The pose library is a set of pictures; you pick one. There is a Performance control for how far the pose is pushed. - Do hands come out right? Hand quality can vary, including with library poses. Check fingers, wrists, jewelry and contact with objects at full size. Simplify the pose if the result looks implausible. - What does a picture cost? A picture costs 2 credits; the premium engine costs 9. New accounts start with 10 free credits. ### Background removal and 4K upscale for your AI photos Two finishing steps on any picture you keep. Remove the background to a transparent PNG with real alpha, so the cutout drops onto your own website, slide or poster. Upscale to 4K, so the file survives a print, a billboard mock-up or a conference screen. - en: https://publicself.app/background-removal-and-4k-upscale How it works: 1. Generate a picture — Upload a few photos, pick a Look, shoot. Keep the frame you like. 2. Remove the background — Open the picture's actions and choose Remove background. The studio shows the price and returns a PNG with alpha. 3. Upscale to 4K — Choose Upscale on the same picture. Download the large file, or download the cutout, or both. Limits and answers: - Is the PNG really transparent? Yes. The file carries an alpha channel; soft edges on hair are partially transparent rather than cut hard. Verify any PNG with the inspector on this site: it reads the pixels on your device and tells you how many are transparent, partial and opaque. - How big is the 4K file? Around 3840 pixels on the long edge, upscaled from the generated picture. Good for print at normal viewing distance, a conference screen, or a large banner. - What do the finishes cost? Removing a background costs 1 credit and upscaling costs 1 credit, each separately from generating the picture (2 credits; premium 9). The studio shows the price before you confirm. New accounts start with 10 free credits. - Can I remove the background from my own photo? The studio's removal runs on pictures generated there. For a file you already have, the PNG inspector on this site can check its transparency, but it does not edit it. ### Visualization photos of yourself - en: https://publicself.app/visualizations - de: https://publicself.app/de/visualizations - fr: https://publicself.app/fr/visualizations Future-self images: a goal, a fantasy, or a picture you like looking at. See also /law-of-attraction-visualization. ## Practical photo guides ### Choosing a CV photo for an application in Switzerland https://publicself.app/cv-photo-guide Choose a recognizable photo for a Swiss job application. Compare crops, clothing, backgrounds and phone, photographer or AI options with a practical checklist. ### Bewerbungsfoto für die Schweiz auswählen https://publicself.app/de/bewerbungsfoto-tipps Wähle ein passendes Bewerbungsfoto für die Schweiz: Kleidung, Hintergrund, Bildausschnitt und Ähnlichkeit prüfen. Mit visuellen Beispielen und Checkliste. ### Choisir une photo pour votre CV en Suisse https://publicself.app/fr/photo-cv-conseils Choisissez une photo pour votre CV suisse : tenue, fond, cadrage et ressemblance. Comparez les options et vérifiez votre image avec une checklist pratique. ### Personal branding photo ideas with a job to do https://publicself.app/personal-branding-photo-ideas Plan personal branding photos for a profile, website, media kit and creator posts. Build a shot list, compare crops and keep your visual identity consistent. ### Photoshoot poses for professional portraits https://publicself.app/photoshoot-poses Choose standing, seated and walking photoshoot poses for professional portraits. Use illustrated pose cues, hand placement and a selection checklist. ### Create photos of yourself for a vision board https://publicself.app/vision-board-photos Create personal photos for a vision board. Choose concrete scenes, use your own references, compare the results and assemble the images with a next-action checklist. ### Seven outfit color combinations, shown on clothes https://publicself.app/outfit-color-combinations Explore seven outfit color combinations with paired garment illustrations, styling notes and practical advice, then experiment with your own photos. ### Portrait camera angles: change the viewpoint with purpose https://publicself.app/portrait-camera-angles Compare front, three-quarter and profile views with high, eye-level and low camera positions. An interactive portrait-angle guide with a practical AI photoshoot workflow. ### Kamerawinkel beim Porträt bewusst wählen https://publicself.app/de/portrait-camera-angles Frontalansicht, Dreiviertel und Profil mit hoher, tiefer oder augenhoher Kamera vergleichen. Ein interaktiver Ratgeber für bewusste Porträt-Perspektiven. ### Choisir un angle de portrait avec intention https://publicself.app/fr/portrait-camera-angles Comparez face, trois quarts et profil avec une caméra haute, basse ou au niveau des yeux. Un guide interactif des angles pour votre séance photo IA. ### Portrait lighting: decide what the light should do https://publicself.app/portrait-lighting Understand soft portrait light, side light, rim light and direct flash. Compare a simple lighting diagram and plan one controlled change in an AI photoshoot. ### Porträtlicht bewusst einsetzen https://publicself.app/de/portrait-lighting Weiches Porträtlicht, Seitenlicht, Kantenlicht und direkter Blitz verständlich erklärt. Ein interaktives Lichtdiagramm für eine gezielte Änderung im KI-Fotoshooting. ### Choisir ce que la lumière apporte au portrait https://publicself.app/fr/portrait-lighting Comprenez la lumière douce, latérale, de contour et le flash direct. Un schéma interactif pour préparer une variation d’éclairage dans votre séance IA. ### Studio portrait backgrounds that leave room for you https://publicself.app/studio-portrait-backgrounds Choose a dark, light or neutral portrait background for profiles, websites and reusable images. Compare edge contrast, plan a crop and distinguish a plain backdrop from transparency. ### Porträt-Hintergründe, die dir Raum lassen https://publicself.app/de/studio-portrait-backgrounds Dunkle, helle und neutrale Hintergründe für Profile, Websites und wiederverwendbare Porträts wählen. Kontraste vergleichen und einen ruhigen Hintergrund von Transparenz unterscheiden. ### Des fonds de portrait qui vous laissent de la place https://publicself.app/fr/studio-portrait-backgrounds Choisissez un fond sombre, clair ou neutre pour profils, sites et portraits réutilisables. Comparez les contours et distinguez fond uni et véritable transparence. ### A personal photo avatar that still looks like you https://publicself.app/personal-photo-avatar Build a reusable still-photo avatar from your PublicSelf identity. Compare circle and square crops, check recognition at small sizes, and keep one coherent profile image. ### A transparent portrait PNG you can actually check https://publicself.app/transparent-portrait-png Learn the PublicSelf portrait background-removal workflow and inspect PNG transparency locally. Detect real alpha pixels, a baked checkerboard and opaque backgrounds before reuse. ### Ein persönlicher Foto-Avatar, der nach dir aussieht https://publicself.app/de/personal-photo-avatar Entwickle einen Foto-Avatar mit deiner PublicSelf-Identität. Vergleiche runde und quadratische Profilrahmen und prüfe die Erkennbarkeit in kleiner Darstellung. ### Ein transparentes Porträt-PNG, das du prüfen kannst https://publicself.app/de/transparent-portrait-png Entferne den Hintergrund eines PublicSelf-Porträts und prüfe PNG-Transparenz lokal. Unterscheide echte Alpha-Pixel von einem gespeicherten Schachbrett oder einem deckenden Hintergrund. ### Un avatar photo personnel qui vous ressemble https://publicself.app/fr/personal-photo-avatar Créez un avatar photographique avec votre identité PublicSelf. Comparez cercle et carré, vérifiez la lisibilité en petit format et gardez une direction cohérente. ### Un portrait PNG transparent que vous pouvez vérifier https://publicself.app/fr/transparent-portrait-png Comprenez le détourage d’un portrait PublicSelf et vérifiez le PNG localement. Distinguez les vrais pixels alpha d’un damier enregistré ou d’un fond opaque avant réutilisation. ## Storage Identity photos and uploaded items stay until you delete them. Heart a Look or a generated picture to leave it in the studio. Everything else clears after a couple of days. Download is how you own a file.