A professional resume photo in minutes
When a photo belongs on your resume, it should look the part. Train an AI on your face and generate a clean, professional headshot that strengthens your application, without the cost of a studio.
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A resume photo that helps, not hurts
A resume often gets a first scan in seconds, and a strong headshot can make a recruiter pause on yours. A clear, confident photo supports the impression that you are organized and ready.
Cropped party photos and low light selfies send the wrong signal. renza turns the selfies you already have into a proper headshot with clean lighting and a professional background that fits a resume.
Since the photo is generated from your real face, it stays accurate while looking polished. Generate a few looks and keep the ones that suit the jobs you are targeting.
How do I get a great resume photo?
Favor a simple background
A plain studio or softly blurred setting keeps a resume photo clean and formal. Save busier scenes for social profiles.
Crop in close
Resume photos are small, so a head and shoulders crop with your face large in the frame reads best.
Match the field
Wear what fits the industry you are applying to, formal for corporate roles and smart casual for creative or tech.
Aim for approachable
A natural, friendly expression beats a tense one and helps you come across as someone people want to work with.
Use recent selfies
Train on current photos so the headshot matches who shows up to the interview.
What does a great resume photo look like?
renza is an AI photo generator, not a stock library. Each run produces 20 different resume photo scenes through your personal AI model, in studio, office and outdoor looks. Tap any preview to see that style, all from one trained model.
How it works
Upload 5 to 15 selfies. We train a personal AI on your face in about 5 minutes. One click runs the professional pack.
Loved by professionals
A few of the people who refreshed their photos with renza.
I paid a photographer 250 dollars last year and got one usable shot. This gave me a dozen I actually like.
The outdoor one became my speaker bio photo. A few people thought it was a magazine shot.
I update my headshot every time I change roles now. It takes a few minutes instead of a whole afternoon.
Pick your plan
Monthly subscription. Train a personal AI model and run the professional pack as often as you like. Cancel any time.
Basic
- · 1 personal AI model
- · 200 generations per month
- · All image + video models
- · Commercial use included
Popular
- · 3 personal AI models
- · 1,000 generations per month
- · Priority queue
- · Photo packs (30 imgs at once)
- · Commercial use included
Pro
- · 6 personal AI models
- · 5,000 generations per month
- · Highest priority queue
- · Photo packs + bulk export
- · Early access to new models
- · Commercial use included
Frequently asked questions
Should a resume have a photo?
In some countries and industries a photo is expected, in others it is left off. When a photo is appropriate, a clean professional headshot is the right kind to include.
What does a good resume photo look like?
A tight head and shoulders crop, even lighting, a simple background and professional attire, with a relaxed and confident expression.
Are AI resume photos realistic?
Yes. The headshot is built from your own selfies, so it keeps your features while improving the lighting and background to a professional standard.
How quickly can I get one?
Upload a few selfies, train in about five minutes, then generate a set of headshots and select the best one for your resume.
Can I make several options?
Yes. Generate studio, office and outdoor versions and pick what fits the role, then create new ones whenever you apply elsewhere.
What is the cost?
Plans start at 9.99 per month including a personal model and credits, which gives you a full set of photos for less than a single studio sitting.
Is a AI resume photo cheaper than a photographer?
Yes. There are three common ways to get one. Doing it yourself with free tools costs nothing, but the quality is inconsistent and it takes a lot of trial and error. A traditional photographer charges around 200 dollars or more for a single session and a single look. renza costs 9.99 dollars per month and gives you a full set of professional headshots in studio, office and outdoor looks, generated from your own face and ready in minutes.