Turn a normal selfie into a clean, professional LinkedIn headshot Same person, just improved lighting, framing, and background without losing realism Prompt and image attached so you can try it yourself Prompt 👇 Turn this selfie into a professional LinkedIn headshot of a (man/women). Background: softly blurred office with big windows. Style: clean, realistic, subtle retouching, no heavy filters. Lighting: soft daylight from the front. Constraints: keep facial features and hairstyle accurate, no text

Higgsfield’s new Angles v2 feature lets you take one single image and turn it into a 3D camera playground — no extra photos, no reshoots, no complex multi-view capture Here’s what makes it special: 🎯 Start with one photo — just upload any image (a person, object, or scene). 📐 Freely reposition the camera — once your image is in, you can move the virtual camera around it, not just crop or edit: - Shift the viewpoint left/right - Tilt up/down - Zoom - Even simulate views from behind the subject Instead of manually generating nine separate prompts by hand, Angles v2 lets you rotate the virtual camera through a redesigned interactive 3D interface — almost like working with a real 3D model made from your photo. The result is a set of new frames that look like real camera moves, straight out of a photoshoot or cinematic sequence — but all built from one starting image Why this matters: - You increase visual variety without extra input - You get cinematic continuity — frames feel like part of a real shoot - It saves huge time and credits compared to generating each shot from scratch - It unlocks storytelling visuals just from one original photo In short: Angles v2 gives you multi-perspective output from a single image with a free-moving camera interface — transforming how you generate dynamic visuals

Clean product-style sunglasses visual. Minimal setup, warm light, and a layout that feels straight out of a real ecom brand site. Perfect style for landing pages, ads, or concept product designs. Simple, aesthetic, and easy to repurpose

Check out this before/after. Same photo. Same subject. The only difference: every person in the background is gone. No cropping. No blur. No “AI look”. Just a clean, realistic edit like it was shot on an empty beach. This is the exact prompt I used: Remove all people in the background of the uploaded image. Preserve the main subject exactly. Do not change the subject’s face, body, clothing, pose, or expression. Reconstruct the background naturally where people were removed, matching the original location, architecture, lighting, shadows, and depth. Do not crop, blur, or stylize. The result should look like the photo was originally taken without background people.

Lately I’ve been using this AI style to create technical-style infographics. It combines a realistic image of an object with simple hand-drawn annotations, labels, measurements, and arrows — like something you’d see in a manual or explainer guide. It works well for: - Product explainers - Educational content - “How it works” posts - Technical or brand visuals You can use it on almost any object (products, devices, tools, etc.) to make the image more informative and professional. DM me if you want the prompt for this style