Affordable photoshoot Affordable photoshoot! I saw samples of headshots on their Linkedin page and decided to give it a try and with just $17, I was able to get 100 different AI photos. That alone has saved me the cost of going to a physical studio and paying higher for a shoot. Great product!!

Don’t use. Even if the photos aren’t accurate and a different age or ethnicity you’ll receive no refund… Don’t use. I’m a black chick, and they have me this (pretty but not accurate) skin color of an Indian woman. About 4 shades darker. I also looked 50 instead of my actual 35.. I don’t feel you should have to pay for pictures you simple can’t use and ones that look like someone else.. Icing on the cake is they sent me three AI people.. not just one… I emailed the customer service team, and Olamide blamed me saying they won’t refund me, and I can Re submit photos, and I sent same pic twice, and I didn’t follow instructions… That still doesn’t explain why I’m another ethnicity, and age and it’s three different people. I believe the only reason why they are care about this review is because it’s popular to coddle to a specific skin color right now in the US because my emails were ignored after my initial response meaning no resolution..

Made me look old and tried to cancel… Made me look old and tried to cancel after 3 days and still being charged and haven't used since day 3. Terrible no customer service no number email or no way to cancel.. crazy

Followed Directions, Not Great Results I followed the directions exactly but I got one photo that looked like me out of 100. I tried to get on one day after my results came in to get another look at my pictures, but they are no longer accessible or loading. The one picture is nice, but I didn't realize I couldn't access it after one day, and I don't feel like it's worth the cost to receive so few usable photos.

Still learning AI tool that did the job 2nd time. So initially my first run wasn't great. I had to complain twice and got another run at the tool. I painstakingly selected better images to fit the rules exactly and managed to get a LinkedIn headshot, as well as one or two other decent images. The other 197 created multiverse versions of me looking like I drink too much alcohol and forgot to go to the gym. 80% of the images also add around 10 - 20 years to the age of the "AI Avatar" This is very much in beta stage and I hope the engine learns. I think it needs another couple of months to research and produce more consistent images that resemble the intended person more closely. Customer services did initially refuse to help until I quoted the Consumer rights act, but after 2 goes. It did give me the desired digital product I was looking for.