Your profile needs a current photo. You want to present yourself well and still recognize yourself in it. Headshot Protocol shows you how to prepare your photos, guide the AI, and change direction when the result looks artificial.
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LIGHT. EXPRESSION.The skin is too smooth. The smile has changed. You ask for another version but do not know what to adjust. The guide is designed to help you move beyond that cycle: choose better references, write a clear prompt, and review the face before publishing.
A poor reference can leave you trying to fix the wrong problem. Start with photos that show your face clearly. The guide explains what to photograph and which images to choose before your first prompt.
Is your face sharp? Does the light hide any detail? Do the photos show how you look today?
Your photo needs to make sense where it will be used. A job application, your website, or a work presentation may call for different choices. You will learn to turn that context into a prompt that describes what you want.
Do you want more space around you or a closer view of your face? The crop changes what draws attention.
The finish may convince you before you notice a different face. Compare the result with your references. Learning what to reject also helps you choose a photo you feel comfortable presenting as your own.
Correcting, starting again, or discarding is part of the process too. An attractive image is not automatically a usable one.
See the ebook and priceYou will take the references with your phone and window light, and you will need an account with an AI service. The app instructions use the web version; the conventional editing tutorial uses an editor in a computer browser. Free limits vary; the guide shows you what to check before use. Editing services and individual coaching are not included.
A first prompt helps you experiment. The value of the ebook becomes clear when you need another background, find an odd expression, or want to adapt the photo to another use. That is where knowing the next adjustment makes a difference.
The opening lessons take you through your first exercise with your own photos.
A process to consult when the result does not match what you imagined, with guidance for adapting and reviewing each new attempt.
You like the photo, but the skin looks like plastic. Repeating the same prompt leaves the problem unresolved. The ebook explains how to review the reference and instructions, compare the new attempt, and decide when to discard the image. The goal is to give you criteria for your decisions; preserving your features requires checking every result.
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The initial exercise will guide you through preparing the references, writing the first prompt, and evaluating the result. You can try the method before deciding on the full version.
Each part addresses a decision about your portrait: how to begin, what to ask for, what to adjust, and when to use the image. The first edition includes 24 lessons in six parts and 40 supporting texts: prompts, adaptable passages, and additions.
Access, setup, limits, and care when uploading your photos.
Light, position, and reference selection before uploading.
Describe the portrait and adapt the instructions to your photo.
Guidance for different uses, with twelve contexts.
Diagnosis, corrections, and the alternative of working with your original photo.
Limits, identifying AI use, and checks before publishing.
The four lessons of a future edition are not part of the 24 in the first edition. No future material is needed to justify the initial purchase.
When you want to change your portrait, you have somewhere to begin writing. The library opens with six complete portrait prompts, each with its example image, filterable by profession and gender. Adapt the text to your photos and use the guide to evaluate the result.
Six complete portrait prompts, each with its example image, to adapt to your photos.
Six months of access from the ebook purchase date.
Use a prompt as a starting point and adjust the instructions to your photos. You will have examples to consult while learning to write your own.
Consult passages to vary the portrait’s context and describe the image you need for a profile, website, or presentation.
Combine the supporting texts with the ebook’s guidance to review your prompt and check what changed in the result.
The standalone price is planned; separate purchase is not yet available. Prompts need to be adapted to your photos, and the result needs to be reviewed.
The guide, twelve months of corrected editions, and six months of Prompt Library access as a bonus.
One-time payment, taxes included. PDF and EPUB in English, to follow the exercises and return to the point where you need help. Includes twelve months of corrected editions and, as a purchase bonus, six months of access to the Prompt Library, counted from the ebook purchase date.
Bonus included: Prompt Library for six months, at no additional cost. Standalone price planned: USD 19.
For people who want to put the process into practice and learn to direct their own portrait. You do the exercises; a photo session, editing by someone else, and a tool subscription are not part of the offer.
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A prompt gives you a first image. The ebook goes deeper into the decisions that follow: changing the context, investigating a face that looks different, adjusting the instructions, and choosing between correcting or starting again. The purchase also includes six months of Prompt Library access as a bonus. You pay for guidance to continue and adapt the process to your needs.
You can begin with your phone and window light. The guide explains the choices throughout the exercise without requiring photography or AI experience. You will need to practise and review the results; the time varies with your photos and attempts.
The initial workflow was planned around a free option. Limits, features, and availability may vary by account and region. The material explains what to check; the ebook price does not include third-party services.
The exercise uses a third-party AI service. Before any upload, the ebook explains the relevant activity controls, processing, and retention, with sources and dates. These controls do not mean there is no processing or human review. Read the tool’s terms before deciding to upload photos of your face.
Use depends on the tool’s current terms and the rules where you intend to publish. The book explains these checks and how to identify AI use. There is no promise of interviews, clients, or job opportunities.
As a purchase bonus, the ebook includes six months of access to the Prompt Library, counted from the purchase date. This period differs from the twelve months of corrected ebook editions. The end of library access does not delete ebook files you have already received.
The offer includes twelve months of corrected editions from the purchase date. After that period, you keep the last edition you received. The book does not guarantee the availability of a free tool.
After payment you return to this site with immediate download access, and an email with your access link follows. If the ebook is not for you, write to contact@headshotprotocol.com within 14 days of purchase for a full refund. Details in the purchase terms.
Start preparing the next one, with your phone and the guide.
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