Neurall

Self-Portrait

One photo in. Hundreds of looks out.

Studio portraits of yourself, at 4K, from a single picture. No training step, no twenty minute wait, and the face that comes back is yours.

$0.05per image, 4K
no subscription
Make your portraits
  • One photo, no training
  • Always 4K
  • No watermark
  • Commercial use
The photo that was sent inThe same person as Business Casual
The photo sent in
Same person, both frames

The proof

Every style, still your face

Left of the seam is what they sent, right of it is the same person restyled. Sixteen of the hundreds in the library, from a plain LinkedIn headshot to fine art.

These are reference faces from our own library, not customers. Your photo is yours: it is never shown to anyone and never becomes a sample.

No training

Nothing to upload, nothing to wait for

The headshot packages want a folder of twenty photos, a payment up front, and twenty minutes to train a model that only knows you. This wants one picture, and the first portrait is back before that upload would have finished.

Nothing is trained, so nothing is stored to be trained on: there is no model of you sitting anywhere afterwards.

  • No training step

    One photo goes straight to a result. Nothing to upload and wait twenty minutes on.

  • It stays your face

    The likeness is preserved rather than approximated, which is the part most tools get wrong.

  • Always 4K

    Big enough to print, not just to post. The general image models top out well below this.

  1. 01Send one photoA single picture of your face. Not twenty, not a folder, and nothing to sit and wait on while a model trains.
  2. 02Pick a lookA tested style library: business casual, editorial, black and white, on location. Or describe the shot you want and we make that instead.
  3. 03Get the photographsFull 4K images, yours to print, post or put on a passport-sized business card. Reroll any of them while you dial the look in.

Expressions

The same face, a different mood

Happy, shocked, sad, excited, angry, nervous, or exactly as you were. Pick one and the portrait is made in it, which is the difference between a headshot and a photograph you can use for something.

One reference photo covers all seven: nothing is re-uploaded and nothing is retrained between them.

The alternative

What one photograph costs

$0.66 to $0.97

per image

A headshot package

  • $29 to $79 paid up front
  • Wait while a model trains
  • The pack size is the pack size

$0.21

per image

A general image model

  • Its top quality, at 1024 pixels
  • No idea who you are
  • You write the prompt

$0.05

per image, at 4K

Here

  • One photo, no training step
  • Your real face, kept
  • A tested style library

Those are published rates, checkable today: the headshot packages list theirs by pack size, and the image model lists its per-image price by quality and size. Ours is one number, at 4K, with nothing to buy first.

Try it

Five dollars to see it work

Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel. $0.05 an image at 4K, so a set of twenty portraits is $1.

$5

About 100 portraits

$5 of balance, nothing recurring

Try it, $5
  • Always 4K
  • One photo, no training
  • No watermark, ever
  • Full commercial rights
  • Rerolls while you dial it in
  • Balance never expires
  • Unused balance is refundable
  • Failed renders are refunded

Once you have a balance

Make them in your browser

Sign in, do it on screen, download the file. Nothing to install and nothing to write.

The app you land in

Or without opening it

Two ways for people who would rather not

The same portraits are one line of code, or one sentence to an assistant like Claude: send it the photo and it hands the pictures back.

Ask an assistant like Claude

youHey Claude, turn this photo of me into a studio headshot

  • upload_filesends your photo
  • get_pricingchecks what it costs first
  • generate_self_portraitrestages it, your face kept
One portrait, 4K, yours to useone call to image/self-portrait

A written example. The tool names are the real ones and the file is a real render, but this is not a recording of a session.

Or call it yourself

curl -X POST "https://api.neurall.io/v3/generations" \
  -H "Authorization: nl-YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "feature": "image/self-portrait",
    "args": {
      "image": "f_9c21e0b4",
      "prompt": "Cinematic studio portrait, charcoal wool coat, moody side light against a deep grey backdrop, shallow depth of field, composed and confident.",
      "expression": "default",
      "aspectRatio": "3:4"
    }
  }'

One POST starts the generation and a GET tells you when it has landed. Same account, same balance, same price as the website.

More than this

Neurall makes a lot more than this

It is all in the same place, on one balance, and everything you make is yours to sell.

Logo Reveal

$1 per clip

Drop in any image with your logo in it. We lift the logo out and build it on screen, up to 1080p with sound.

YouTube Thumbnail

$0.15 per image

Paste the video link. We read the video itself and stage a thumbnail about it, starring your real face.

Ads

$0.20 per image

Paste the product link. We read the page itself and stage an ad that sells it, in every placement format.

Product Shot

from $0.15 per image

One saved product photo becomes a full shoot: new scenes, surfaces and lighting, your product untouched.

Object Reveal

from $1 per clip

Any product, portrait or object materializes into its own scene, or breaks apart out of it, as a cinematic video.

Avatar Video

from $0.75 per 15 seconds

Make any face talk: a person, a character, an animal, even a painting. Give it a voice or your own audio.

▶Linenrefined, british▶Harborauthoritative, narration▶Ariawarm, narration

Voiceover

$0.15 per 1,000 characters

Over 120 studio voices read your script in the language you write it, at the pace and pauses you set.

Voice Cloning

$3, once

Record or upload about thirty seconds of a voice. From then on it reads anything you write.

Questions, answered

How many photos do I have to send?

One. There is no training step and nothing to prepare: a single clear picture of your face is the whole input, and the first result comes back in under a minute rather than after a twenty minute wait.

Will it still look like me?

That is the thing being sold, so it is worth being precise: the likeness is preserved rather than approximated. Every before and after on this page is the same person in both frames, pulled from real renders and checked against the reference face each one was made from.

How much is it, exactly?

$0.05 per image, and every image comes back at 4K. Nothing recurring: you add balance and spend it on what you make, so twenty portraits cost $1.

How is this different from the headshot packages?

They charge $29 to $79 up front, train a model on a folder of your photos, make you wait, and then hand back a fixed pack at roughly $0.66 to $0.97 an image. This takes one photo, needs no training, costs five cents an image and does not make you buy a pack to find out whether you like it.

What can I use the photos for?

Anything. Full commercial rights, no watermark and no attribution: LinkedIn, a company page, a book jacket, a press kit, a poster. They are yours outright.

Can I do this for someone else?

Only with their permission. The Terms of Use require it, and the app asks you to confirm it before another person’s photos can be used.

What kind of photo works best?

A clear, reasonably lit picture where your face is unobstructed and looking roughly at the camera. Sunglasses, heavy shadow across the face or a very low resolution crop all make the job harder, though none of them are fatal.

Is there a free trial?

No, and the pairs on this page are why we can say that comfortably: they are real renders of real reference faces, so you can see the quality before spending anything. You add funds and pay $0.05 an image, rerolls included while you dial the look in.

Send one photo.

Add funds, generate, own the result. No subscription, no watermark, you pay per generation.

Make your portraits