Try it on AIReviews of tryitonai.com

I dont know guys but this is sadly just not very good. I got 40 pics and out of them maybe 1 or 2 is even considered looking similar to me, all the other ones look like crazy abominations. 2 stars because the customer service is nice and tried to help and redid my shot with different images, but they were really just as bad.

Not too impressed with the results and only 3-4 pictures were usable. Not to mention that some of the photos made me a African-American! There seems to be a common issue with eyes and smiles. When I first brought this to their attention they said that for $10 per picture, they could fix it. Now after posting my review, they said they "would love to go in and fix the eyes and smiles if at all possible". The reply by "Try it on AI" was that the person who declined to fix my pictures didn't follow company procedure and was fired because of it. Only after I left a negative review did they say they would fix my jacked up pictures for free. I would avoid this company not only for their poor work but also for their horrible customer service

Not a fan. Wanted to use this for a LinkedIn profile photo. I uploaded a variety of angles (around 18 all approved) but same background. I was fine with the background remaining somewhat the same as I could always change it. Here are the issues that make it not that suitable for an AI LinkedIn business headshot: 1. The app may not be (yet from the results appears to be) blending uploaded photos with that of celebrities. For example, one photo it very much appeared as if they mixed my photo with Angelina Jolie (it basically looked just like her with a little bit of my features thrown in). Then there were some that appeared to be very obviously mixed with Cindy Crawford and Miranda Kerr. Obviously, those images are not usable. When I submitted photos of myself for and AI business headshot, I wanted to look like.... myself, not Angelina Jolie, Cindy Crawford, or Miranda Kerr. Photos were unusable. 2. The photos that didn't look obviously mixed with a celebrity's images completely changed my features. Yes, you could tell it was me but the features were distorted. For example a bizarrely small chin, bug eyes, and a overly wide forehead or the eyes spaced apart too far. I don't have a perfect face so I was not expecting perfect images. However, if you look at a normal photo of me and the Try It On AI version the features of my face are often in the images clearly distorted. 3. I have lips on the fuller side. For whatever reason, the AI seemed to translate that into making most photos where my lips look overfilled, fake and duck like. 4. Like I saw someone else mention, some of the photos I look like a senior citizen, I'm not. 5. I selected mostly business headshots. A couple options I selected were glamour but only selected the ones that looked like a studio headshot because I liked the lighting. The AI DID NOT put me in a blazer for most of them, and styled me to look extremely glamorous (hair blowing, fake looking model face, pouty lips, sultry expression, and soft clothing). Obviously, none of that is going to work for a professional LinkedIn profile business headshot. 6. A portion of the photos the head was partially cropped off, so they were unusable because it didn't even show eyes. As a last ditch attempt to salvage my $21, I took the photos in the batch that looked the most like me (around only 10 or under), and went into the YouCam photo editing app, retouch section, and tried to manually adjust the features of the images to look more like me (shortening distance between the eyes, enlarging the chin, etc.) Unfortunately, the photos still look off, and I have ended up with 1-3 that I may use, but they look like AI produced them not like a real business headshot of a real person that is excellent quality. This was a miss. For $21 and the promise to provide 100 photos and waiting 90 minutes of my time to get the results, I expected way more than what I got. Unless you want to look like an unrealistic AI model / influencer who might also look oddly close to another celebrity, this is not the platform for you. I am going to be looking into other headshot generators. Some of the photos look good in terms of quality, but most of the 100 were not usable for the reasons mentioned.

Might be worth it for some people for the novelty and to see what you look like with different hairstyles but I was hoping to generate a LinkedIn photo and it failed at that. All my photos uploaded were approved and met the criteria but the eyes in almost every photo were so messed up and too many photos looked nothing like me. Also don’t tell it your eye colour or hair colour I regret doing that because it made my hair fire engine bright red when it’s more auburn. It won’t let you go back to change hair colour either so you're stuck with whatever it decides is red. And it made my eyes glowing alien green very unnatural it also added 15 pounds to some photos and took 15 pounds off on others. I ended up having one sort of usable photo that I had to pay another company to fix the eyes in it so not worth it for me.

Mostly it looks like it clipped my face from the photos I submitted and pasted onto model shots. Not much "stable diffusion". A few of the shots were good comedy, but none of them are really usable. Definite pass.