Film, TV, and commercial actors

Actor headshots for casting profiles, from one selfie.

Build a commercial and theatrical headshot set from one selfie. Use it to refresh casting profiles, test a new look before a paid session, or fill a gap while you wait for your next shoot.

Actors Access, Casting Networks, or Backstage profileIMDbPro and agency roster pageSelf-tape slate and submission thumbnailsIndustry event and festival bio
Commercial and theatricalThumbnail-readableAbout 15 seconds per photo

The headshot that gets you booked

Casting-ready and portfolio-ready portraits in your style, from one selfie.

Preview up to 3 looks from this pack free with your own selfie, then keep the ones you like for $19 once.

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Casting Neutral Headshot preview

Looks in this pack

Pick up to 3 and see them with your own face, free. Tap a look to try it on its own.

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Use cases

Built for the places Actor photos actually get used.

Each look in this pack is tuned for the surfaces below.

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Casting platform thumbnails

Casting directors scroll hundreds of tiny photos per breakdown. A clear face, readable eyes, and a plain backdrop survive that thumbnail size.

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Commercial versus theatrical

Commercial casting leans bright and approachable. Film and TV dramatic roles lean quieter, with more shadow. The pack covers both, so you can submit to each.

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Agent and manager pages

Representation sites show a roster of faces side by side. The Agent Portfolio look keeps a refined neutral background that sits well in that grid.

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Festival and industry bios

Screenings, panels, and premieres ask for a public-facing photo. The Industry Event look gives you a dressier option that still reads as you.

Why it works

Open the Actor pack and start with the Casting Neutral look, the safest default for broad submissions.

Upload a recent, front-facing selfie with your current hair, so the result matches the person who walks into the room.

Pick one bright commercial frame and one moodier theatrical frame, then compare them as thumbnails before you post.

How it works

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick up to 3 looks from this pack.

  2. 2

    Add one clear selfie. You create a free account when you press Generate.

  3. 3

    Previews are free and watermarked. Keep the ones you like for $19 once.

Frequently asked about actor headshots

Should I tell my agent the headshot is AI-generated?

Yes. Some agents and casting offices only accept photos from a real session, and the photo must match you on the day. Ask first, then use Pixshop where it is welcome or to plan your next shoot.

Which looks cover commercial and theatrical casting?

Commercial Headshot is bright and smiling for ads and TV. Theatrical, Dramatic, and Character Edge are quieter and moodier for film and drama submissions.

Can I use these for stage auditions too?

You can, but stage auditions have their own habits, like printed 8x10s and program bios. Our theatre headshots page covers that workflow in detail.

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Theatrical Headshot preview

Stage, musical theatre, and community theatre performers

Theatre Headshots

Make a stage-ready theatre headshot from one selfie. It is built for the printed 8x10 you hand over with your résumé and the program bio that runs once you are cast.

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Fashion, commercial, and beauty models

Model Headshots

See how your face reads in comp-card, editorial, and beauty lighting before you book a test shoot. Use the results for your social profile, a portfolio mood board, or a concept to show your photographer.

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Commercial Headshot preview

Stand-up, improv, and sketch comedians

Comedian Headshots

Bookers decide in a second whether you look like someone worth watching. Pixshop gives you bright, personality-forward comedian headshots from one selfie for flyers, ticket pages, and festival submissions.

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Start with one selfie

Pick up to 3 looks, preview them free with your own face, and pay only for the photos you keep.