AI lawyer headshots for firm bios and directories

Lawyer advertising is regulated, and the rules differ by state bar or law society, so we can't tell you what yours allows. The standard to hold yourself to is that nothing in your marketing misleads a client. Use a photo that looks like you do when a client meets you, and check your bar's advertising rules and your firm's policy before you publish it.

What you'd wear to court or to a first client meeting: a suit or blazer in navy, charcoal or black, a light shirt or blouse, and a plain tie if you wear one. You pick the outfit with the style here, so you don't need to be wearing the suit in your selfie.

A plain grey, white or navy backdrop is the easiest to match across a firm's attorney page. A softly blurred office or bookshelf suits a solo practice. If your firm already has a house style, copy it.

For a firm-wide rebrand, a partner announcement that will run in print, or group photos, book a photographer: you get one session, one look and direction on the day. An AI headshot fits the associate who joined after photo day, a lateral hire, or a solo practitioner who needs a credible photo this week.

New accounts get 5 free credits with no credit card, and one credit makes one photo at standard quality. After that the smallest pack is 20 credits for $9.99, paid once, with no subscription. If none of the photos work, you can get a full refund within 14 days of purchase.