What style of headshot do investors expect from founders?

Professional but approachable. The Startup Founder style is polished enough for a pitch deck without looking stiff. Choose a more formal style if your startup works in a traditional industry.

Can I use my FaceShot headshot in a pitch deck?

Yes. The image works on a team slide, an about page or in a press kit. If your co-founders use the same style, the team slide looks consistent.

How do I build a personal brand as an entrepreneur?

Start with one good headshot and use it everywhere: LinkedIn, X, your website and press material. A recognisable photo across channels helps people remember you.

AI Headshots for Entrepreneurs

AI Professional Headshots for Entrepreneurs

Skip the €200 photographer. Turn one selfie into a confident founder headshot for pitch decks, press and social media in about 60 seconds. Free to try, no card needed.

Why Entrepreneurs Need Professional Headshots

Investors look at the team slide in your pitch deck, and your photo is on it

Press articles and podcast pages use your headshot next to your name

As a founder, your personal profile on social media is part of your company's visibility

Investors and partners look you up online before the first meeting

Industry Insight

Founders need one photo that works everywhere, from an accelerator application to a podcast guest page. Investors often look at the people behind a company, and a clear, confident headshot helps you look ready for the next step.

How FaceShot Works

Step 1

Upload Your Photo

Upload a casual selfie or photo of yourself

Step 2

AI Generates

Our AI creates a professional headshot in seconds

Step 3

Download & Use

Download your high-res headshot and use it everywhere

Get a founder headshot for pitch decks, press kits and social media
Pick the Startup Founder, Tech Casual or Speaker/Author style to match startup culture
Make several styles from one selfie: polished for investors, more relaxed for social media
Update your photo as your company grows, without paying for a new shoot each time