AI photoshoot from your photo: hundreds of looks, still you

Upload your photo, pick a look, and our AI photoshoot generator creates new pictures that still look like you — portraits, couples, family and more.

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Birthday

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Portraits

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Couples

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Family

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How an AI photoshoot from your photo works

limeshot is an AI photoshoot generator: instead of a photographer, a neural network creates the pictures. You upload a photo of yourself, pick a ready-made look — we call it a preset — and get a new shot with a different location, outfit, lighting and mood, while your face, hair and figure stay yours. No studio booking, no wardrobe, no scheduling: everything happens online, on your phone or computer.

Every preset is a carefully built scene. The model, style, composition and finishing are set up in advance, so there are no prompts to write and no settings to figure out.

Make your AI photos in four steps

  1. Pick a preset from any category on the home page.
  2. Upload a photo: face clearly visible, even light, no filters, no sunglasses. For couple and family looks, the form tells you whose photos are needed.
  3. Choose the format: 3:4 for your profile and feed or 9:16 for stories.
  4. Tap Generate — the result is ready in about a minute.

Download the image in high resolution or share it with a link. Everything you make is saved in Generations.

What kinds of photoshoots you can make

For women and men

AI photos for women include mirror selfies, autumn walks through parks and forests, cozy cafés, armfuls of roses and peonies, and night shots with flash. AI photos for men cover sharp suits, yachts and ocean views, sports cars, dinner on a terrace and moody black-and-white portraits.

Portraits

Glossy studio shots, beauty close-ups, grainy black-and-white portraits, soft sunlight and a retro filter — great for an avatar or a profile picture.

Couples and families

The AI couple photoshoot brings date nights, a kiss under fireworks, an ocean walk, a wedding shot and classic black-and-white frames. Family looks include mom with a baby, dad with a son or daughter, matching pajamas, knit sweaters and warm moments at home.

Birthdays and maternity

Birthday photoshoots with cake, balloons and flash, plus 'me as a kid and now' shots made from two photos. The AI maternity photoshoot offers soft looks with white roses, feathers and an ultrasound print, including shots with your partner.

Summer, hijab and zodiac

Summer photos by the sea, on a yacht and by the pool; AI hijab photos on the shore, in the mountains and with horses; looks inspired by zodiac signs.

Ideas: where to use your AI photos

  • A fresh avatar for messengers, social media or a dating profile.
  • Stories and posts without hunting for a location or a photographer.
  • A gift: a couple shot for your partner or a family portrait for your parents.
  • A birthday card or a tender maternity keepsake.

Create: images and videos from text

Want to design the shot yourself? Open Create. Choose one of the best AI models for images or video, describe your idea in your own words, attach a photo if you like, and get a picture or a clip. It is the open mode for when ready-made looks aren't enough.

Credits

Generations are paid for with credits. The price is shown on every preset and on the Generate button before you start. Getting started is easy: you receive welcome credits on sign-up. If a generation fails for technical reasons, its credits return to your balance automatically.

Privacy

Your photos are used only to generate results. Only you can see what you make — unless you choose to share a link. Upload your own photos or photos of people who agree to it. Details are in the privacy policy.

Why AI instead of a studio

A real photographer still has their place at a wedding or a big family celebration. But for an avatar, stories, a gift or simply trying on a new look, an AI photoshoot from your photo is easier: faster, from home, with dozens of scenes and no outfit or location changes. The results look photorealistic, but they are images created by a neural network.

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