Make this photo of you

Professional Photoshoot.

Pays off if you also have casual photos. By itself it looks staged. Add a few selfies once and get a version that works in about 60 seconds. Want it moving? One more click.

Older man in a warm studio portrait

The version that works

Best at photo 1

Same shot, slow turn

Bathroom mirror selfie of an older manMade fromOne mirror selfie

Why this shot works

A professional photoshoot for dating profiles produces consistent quality. The risk is using only professional photos. Which makes the profile look staged and triggers viewer skepticism. Mix one or two professional shots with phone-camera candids for the best result.

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1-2 professional shots, 4-5 candid/casual

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Hire a photographer who's done dating profiles, not weddings or corporate

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Mixed in with non-professional shots

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Photographer specifically trained on dating profile photos

Three steps. No photographer.

  1. 1

    Add a few selfies, once

    Magnt learns your face from a handful of clear photos. After that, just switch on Me.

  2. 2

    Use this idea, or say it your way

    The prompt is filled in for you. Change the city, the outfit or the time of day.

  3. 3

    Get it in about 60 seconds

    Download it full size, try a variation, or turn it into a short video.

Ready-to-use prompt

A professional photoshoot of me in a real place, soft natural light from the side, caught mid-moment with a relaxed, real expression, natural skin texture, shot on a 35mm lens.

  • Me: on
  • Style: Natural
  • Shape: 4:5
  • Photo, then video

Same professional photoshoot, four kinds of light

Swap one line in the prompt and the whole photo changes.

“Hi, nice to meet you.”

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The video version

Bring it to life.

Turn your professional photoshoot into a 5 or 10 second clip. Pick a move, or type a line and you say it to the camera.

Make it a video

720p or 1080p. Ready in a few minutes.

If you like this one

All ideas

Questions

Should I use a professional photoshoot on my profile?

Pays off if you also have casual photos. By itself it looks staged. A professional photoshoot for dating profiles produces consistent quality. The risk is using only professional photos. Which makes the profile look staged and triggers viewer skepticism. Mix one or two professional shots with phone-camera candids for the best result.

Where should a professional photoshoot go in my profile?

A professional photoshoot works best at photo 1. Lead with a clear, well-lit shot of your face.

When does a professional photoshoot hurt?

All six photos are professionally shot. Studio backdrop with white seamless paper. Stiff, posed expressions.

What should I avoid in a professional photoshoot?

Whole-profile professional sets. Studio-backdrop portraits.

Will it still look like me?

Yes. Your face, skin and build stay yours. Magnt changes the light and the place, not the person.

How long does it take?

About 60 seconds for a photo. Videos take a few minutes.

Can it talk in the video?

Yes. Type a line and you say it to the camera, in a 5 or 10 second clip.

What if I don’t love the result?

Change one line in the prompt and try again, or ask for a variation. Keep only the ones you like.

Your professional photoshoot is ready when you are.

A few selfies in. A better photo out. Then make it move.