Team photos with a look of their own

Download for Mac

see how it works

The same man in nine effects, from Blue Drawing to Flowers, with Urban Chic selected

10 styles to choose from
one look for the whole team
everyone stays recognisable
the whole team in one go

One style for the whole team

Same team.
A look nobody else has.

Urban Chic

Blue Drawing

Colored Lines

Clay

3D Head

Sticker

Balloon

Windy

Flowers

Hairy

A studio team page with five people, all shown in the Urban Chic effect

Pick a style to see the same five people in it. Everyone keeps their own face.

How it works

From a folder of photos to a team in one style, in four steps.

Drop photos

Drop in the team

Put everyone in one folder. Backgrounds are removed on your Mac.

Pick a style

Ten effects, from Urban Chic and Blue Drawing to Clay and Sticker.

Apply effect

Urban Chic

Apply it to everyone

Select the team, then Edit ▸ Apply effect. Everyone gets the same style, one by one.

Export

Export the set

Export the whole team for your website, LinkedIn and Slack, each at the right size.

Good to know

Most team pages look alike: a row of headshots against a grey wall. Give the whole team one illustrated style and your team page, pitch deck and Slack look like yours, not like everyone else’s. Ten styles, and everyone still looks like themselves.

10 styles · whole team at once · 4 credits each

Stand out where people meet you. The team page is one of the first pages people open. One consistent, illustrated look makes it memorable, and it says something about how you work before anyone reads a word.

One style, everyone’s own face. Every effect keeps each person’s features, expression, hairstyle and clothes. The team reads as one set, and a new client still recognises the person they’re about to meet.

Use it wherever the team shows up. The team or About page, the team slide in a pitch deck, speaker cards for an event, a welcome post for a new hire, or everyone’s Slack avatar for a week.

Keep the real photo too. An effect sits on top of the portrait, so you can switch back to the original for LinkedIn and keep the illustrated one for your website.