
DJ Press Portrait
Club, festival, and mobile DJs
Promoters ask for a press shot the moment they confirm you. Pixshop makes DJ headshots and press photos from one selfie, from booth and club settings to a clean promo backdrop.
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.

Pick up to 3 and see them with your own face, free. Tap a look to try it on its own.
0 of 3 picked. Previews are free with your selfie.
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Each look in this pack is tuned for the surfaces below.
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Your electronic press kit bundles bio, mixes, and photos. Promoters pull images straight from it, so include a clean option and an atmospheric one.
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Designers cut you out and stack you with other names. A clear face on a simple background makes that job easy and keeps you recognizable.
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Resident Advisor artist pages and agency rosters show a profile image next to your dates. Keep it consistent with your other platforms.
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Festival socials post artist photos when they drop the line-up. The Festival Backstage look fits that big-event energy.
Open the DJ pack on the Press Portrait look, a minimal backdrop with faint club texture that promoters can crop.
Use a selfie with your usual styling, cap or glasses included, so fans recognize you from the booth.
Add DJ Booth or Neon Club for atmosphere, and keep the Minimal Promo frame for brand-safe placements.
How it works
Pick up to 3 looks from this pack.
Add one clear selfie. You create a free account when you press Generate.
Previews are free and watermarked. Keep the ones you like for $19 once.
Free previews are 768px and watermarked, which is fine for testing but not for print flyers. The $19 Headshot Pack unlocks full resolution.
The booth, club, and festival looks are generic settings, not a specific venue. Do not present them as photos from a named gig.
Send two or three: Press Portrait for clean crops, DJ Booth for context, and one wide-energy frame like Festival. That covers most flyer layouts.
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Singers, instrumentalists, bands, and producers
Get backstage, studio, and press-wall musician headshots from one selfie. Use them on artist profiles, venue listings, and the one-sheet that goes out with a release.

Podcast hosts, co-hosts, and video podcasters
Your cover art is the first thing a new listener judges. Pixshop makes on-mic host portraits from one selfie that you can drop into a podcast cover photo design, guest pitch, or YouTube channel.

Painters, sculptors, illustrators, and visual artists
Get studio, atelier, and gallery-wall portraits from one selfie. They suit artist bios, exhibition press releases, and open-call applications that ask for a photo of the artist.
Pick up to 3 looks, preview them free with your own face, and pay only for the photos you keep.