
Most agents who try making AI photos of themselves get stock-looking images or a woman who vaguely resembles them. This is the system that fixes it.
The AI Photoshoot is four PDFs that teach you to generate photos of yourself in your own clothes, in your own rooms, and in your own listings. Train the AI on your face once, fill in one workbook, and every batch after that takes minutes.
What's inside:
The Quick Start. Start here. Exactly what to click on Higgsfield, the messages to paste into Claude in order, and what to check if a photo comes back looking like a stranger. From a brand new account to your first photo of yourself.
The Guide. The full system front to back: train the AI on your face, connect it to Claude, and the prompt formula that makes every photo look like it came off your phone. Plus the complete catalog of what breaks and how to stop it, learned from hundreds of real generations.
The Workbook. Fill it in once: your wardrobe, your real rooms, your listings, the things you would never wear. About an hour. Everything after it gets faster.
The Prompt Templates. Fill-in-the-blank templates for every shot type that reliably works. Paste one into Claude and tell it to fill in the brackets from your Workbook, and it does. Or swap them yourself.
You will need Claude and a paid Higgsfield subscription (the tool that learns your face). The Quick Start walks you through both, click by click.
FAQ
Do I need to be technical? No. If you can fill in a workbook and copy and paste, you can run this. Built by a working agent, for working agents.
Will the photos actually look like me? That is the whole point. The system trains on 15 to 20 real photos of you and captures your real wardrobe and real rooms.
How fast until my first usable photos? About an hour on the Workbook, about ten minutes of training, then your first batch in minutes.
Is this a course? No. Four PDFs you work through once, self-paced, yours forever.