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Make a Lasting First Impression on LinkedIn

Turn a headshot into a polished talking-head video — upload your audio and let AI do the rest.

Studio-quality look

Professional results without a camera crew

Your words, your voice

Upload audio or record directly in the browser

Built for LinkedIn

Optimized format for introductions and outreach

See it in action

Professional

Friendly

Energetic

Original LinkedIn headshot — input for the professional AI video example

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Result

Original LinkedIn headshot — input for the friendly AI video example

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Result

How It Works

1

Upload your headshot

A clear, front-facing photo works best

2

Add your voice

Upload an audio file or record with your microphone

3

Generate & publish

Post your video intro and stand out from the crowd

Start Creating

LinkedIn Video Maker

Turn your headshot into a professional talking video for LinkedIn.

1Upload your headshot or profile photo

Best results: front-facing photo, shoulders visible, clear background

2Add your voice

Upload or record the audio that will be spoken in the video

3Configure
4Generate
120 credits $0.60

Sign in to generate · 300 free credits on signup

01 — Use Cases

Where this tool fits

These pages are built for fast, single-asset workflows. The strongest results come from picking the tool that matches your intent, then choosing a style that fits the channel.

  1. 01

    Turn a headshot and short voice recording into a LinkedIn intro video for your profile, outreach, or hiring page.

  2. 02

    Create founder, recruiter, or consultant videos when you want a polished talking-head clip without booking a camera setup.

  3. 03

    Test multiple short openings for sales outreach, job applications, or personal brand posts without reshooting yourself.

  4. 04

    Produce vertical talking-head assets for LinkedIn, email embeds, or landing pages from the same profile photo.

02 — Input Quality

What makes a good headshot

Input quality still matters. A strong source image gives the motion model room to create believable movement and avoid the jitter that comes from weak photos.

  • Use a front-facing photo with your full face visible, even lighting, and enough shoulder framing to feel natural in motion.

  • Pick a sharp image with a neutral or tidy background so lip-sync and facial movement stay believable.

  • Choose a photo that already matches the tone you want to project: formal, warm, confident, or energetic.

  • Avoid sunglasses, heavy shadows, strong side angles, or cropped chins. Those usually break the illusion fastest.

03 — Style Guide

Choosing the right presentation tone

You do not need a free-form prompt here. The main creative choice is picking the preset that matches your use case and publishing surface.

Professional

Best for recruiting, consulting, executive intros, and formal company communication. It keeps the delivery steady and polished when credibility matters most.

Friendly & Approachable

Use this for networking, creator-style posts, client outreach, and welcome videos. It softens the delivery and makes short personal intros feel less scripted.

Energetic & Motivational

Choose this when you want more momentum for launches, keynote promos, coaching content, or founder updates that need a little more urgency in the delivery.

04 — Specs & pricing

Specs & pricing

Shotra uses pay-as-you-go credits, so you can estimate cost before generating. The exact total depends on the tool, render tier, and in some flows the duration of your audio.

Spec sheet

Usually 20 to 45 seconds after upload
Duration
Matches your audio length, from 1 to 15 seconds
Aspect ratios
9:16
Resolution
720p standard or 1080p pro avatar render

Quality tiers

Pay-as-you-go

Standard

Kling AI Avatar Standard

120cr

$0.60

5-second talking-head sample at 720p. Best for testing scripts and quick outreach.

Pro

Kling AI Avatar Pro

240cr

$1.20

5-second talking-head sample at 1080p. Best for polished profile intros and hiring pages.

05 — FAQ

Common questions

The most common questions come down to input quality, cost, and where each tool fits in a real publishing workflow.