Actorlooks turns a selfie and a headshot into AI-generated photos of you cast in any role — period drama, action, sci-fi — built for actors, by an actor.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Dennis, a SAG-AFTRA actor and the founder of actorlooks.
I built actorlooks because actors are constantly asked to show range — doctor, lawyer, detective, athlete, teacher, romantic lead, villain, and more — but getting new headshots for every casting type can be expensive, time-consuming, and honestly overwhelming.
actorlooks helps actors create cinematic, casting-inspired looks from their existing headshot and selfie, giving them more visual range for their portfolio, marketing, social media, and conversations with reps.
This started from a real acting-career need: my own agent asked me for different “looks,” and after creating them, I started getting stronger opportunities and clearer positioning. I realized other actors could benefit from the same thing.
My goal is not to replace photographers or real headshots. It is to give working actors, new actors, and financially stretched performers another tool to see themselves in more roles, market themselves better, and move with more confidence.
I’m excited, nervous, and proud to launch actorlooks here today.
I would genuinely love your feedback — especially from actors, casting professionals, photographers, founders, and anyone building in AI, entertainment, or creative tools.
Thank you for checking it out.
Dennis
Founder, actorlooks
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How well does it handle different ethnicities and skin tones when generating the photos? Curious if the training data is diverse enough to avoid weird artifacts or washing people out.
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Great question — this was a huge priority for me as an actor building this for other actors. actorlooks is designed to preserve skin tone, facial structure, hair texture, and identity rather than ‘beautify’ or standardize people. We’ve tested across a range of complexions and backgrounds, and I’m actively using real feedback to catch anything like washing out, over-smoothing, or artifacts. Representation matters a lot here, so I’d rather hear about any issue directly and fix it.
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The fact that it was built by an actor really shows in the casting presets. Love that it leans into actual period and genre details instead of generic movie poster cosplay.
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the fact that an actor built this for actors really shows, especially in how it nails the headshot-to-role feel without making you look uncanny
How well does it handle different ethnicities and skin tones when generating the photos? Curious if the training data is diverse enough to avoid weird artifacts or washing people out.
The fact that it was built by an actor really shows in the casting presets. Love that it leans into actual period and genre details instead of generic movie poster cosplay.
the fact that an actor built this for actors really shows, especially in how it nails the headshot-to-role feel without making you look uncanny