Downloading Your Headshots

Once your headshots are generated, you can download them to your device and use them anywhere – LinkedIn, your CV, your company website, business cards, or anywhere else you need a professional photo.

Two ways to download

You can save headshots one at a time, or grab everything in a single zip:

• Single image – open a headshot in the preview and tap the download button. Best when you just want one or two.
• Favorites as a zip – mark headshots with the star icon, then download all favorites at once as a zip file. Best when you want to back up everything before your profile expires.

The exact steps differ by device. Jump to the section for yours:

• On desktop (Mac, Windows, Linux)
• On iPhone or iPad
• On Android

On desktop (Mac, Windows, Linux)

Desktop is the smoothest experience – downloads land in your Downloads folder and zips are trivial to extract.

Single image

1. Click any headshot to open the preview
2. Click the download button in the toolbar
3. The JPEG saves to your Downloads folder – open it from your browser's downloads bar or the folder directly

Favorites as a zip

1. Click the star icon on each headshot you want to keep
2. Open the favorites panel and click Download all
3. Pick your image format – aspect ratio (Original, Square 1:1, or both) and filename date prefix (None, US, or ISO 8601) – then click Download
4. Find the zip in your Downloads folder. On macOS double-click to extract automatically; on Windows right-click and choose Extract All; on Linux double-click or use your archive manager

On iPhone or iPad

iOS handles downloads through Safari and the Files app. There are a couple of extra taps, but the path is the same every time.

Single image

The fastest way on iPhone is to save directly to your camera roll:

1. Open the headshot in preview
2. Long-press the image and choose Save to Photos
3. The headshot appears in your Photos app right away

Or use the download button instead:

1. Tap the download button in the preview toolbar
2. Safari shows a confirmation – tap Download
3. Tap the small arrow icon in Safari's address bar, then tap the file to open it. To find it later, open the Files app and look in iCloud Drive › Downloads or On My iPhone › Downloads

Favorites as a zip

1. Tap the star icon on each headshot you want to keep
2. Open the favorites panel and tap Download all
3. Pick your image format – aspect ratio (Original, Square 1:1, or both) and filename date prefix (None, US, or ISO 8601) – then tap Download
4. Confirm the Safari download prompt
5. Open the Files app, go to Downloads, and tap the zip once – iOS extracts it into a folder right next to it
6. Open the new folder. Long-press individual photos to save them to your camera roll, or share them straight from there

On Android

Android works similarly across most devices. The screenshots below use Chrome and Files by Google – behavior is nearly identical in Samsung Internet and Firefox.

Single image

The fastest way on Android is to save directly to Google Photos:

1. Open the headshot in preview
2. Long-press the image and choose Download image or Save image
3. The headshot lands in your Downloads folder and shows up in Google Photos automatically

Or use the download button instead:

1. Tap the download button in the preview toolbar
2. Chrome shows a download notification at the bottom – tap it to open the file
3. To find it later, open the Files app (or "Files by Google") and go to Downloads

Favorites as a zip

1. Tap the star icon on each headshot you want to keep
2. Open the favorites panel and tap Download all
3. Pick your image format – aspect ratio (Original, Square 1:1, or both) and filename date prefix (None, US, or ISO 8601) – then tap Download
4. Wait for Chrome's download notification, then tap to open – or find the zip in Files › Downloads
5. Tap the zip and choose Extract. The photos appear in a new folder, and Google Photos picks them up automatically

Tips

• Download to desktop if you can – the experience is smoother and zips are easy to extract
• On mobile, save to Photos / Google Photos so you can find images later without digging through the Files app
• Don't wait until the day your profile expires – download as soon as you've picked your favorites

Stuck? Contact support and we'll help you get your headshots off the platform.