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Straight on, shoulders square
Face and shoulders point at the camera. Reads as direct and trustworthy. Best for LinkedIn, ID-style company directories, and any crop that ends up as a small circle.
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Six headshot poses that work
Pose matters more than the background. These are the framings our styles use most, with when to pick each one.
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Three-quarter turn
Body angled about 45 degrees, face turned back to the lens. Slims the shoulders and adds depth. The default for most corporate and consulting headshots.
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Arms crossed
Signals confidence and authority. Works for executives, lawyers, and founders. Keep the shoulders relaxed so it does not read as defensive.
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Slight lean toward the camera
A small forward lean from the waist makes the subject look engaged. Good for sales, real estate, and customer-facing roles.
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Look back over the shoulder
More editorial and relaxed. Suits outdoor or lifestyle backgrounds and creative roles. Avoid it for legal or finance profiles.
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Seated, elbows on knees or desk
Lower camera angle and a grounded posture. Common in executive and press portraits where the frame is wider than a headshot.
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