Upload a portrait, line it up for CV Photo, and export a clean crop without server-side AI or cloud processing.
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People preparing resume, CV, portfolio, and professional profile photos from an existing portrait
Turning one portrait into a clean 4:5 CV-style crop with a plain background and a centered face
Capture CV photo crop intent with a specialized portrait route that borrows the document-photo workflow without adding server-side complexity
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A CV photo is less rigid than a passport photo, but it still needs to feel balanced. Too much empty space, a face that sits too low, or a distracting backdrop can make an otherwise good portrait feel less professional.
Using the same local-first crop workflow with gentler guide targets gives people a faster way to prepare a resume-ready headshot without needing a full portrait editor.
This page works well when someone already has a simple portrait and wants a tighter, more professional crop for a CV, resume, speaker bio, or portfolio profile.
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This page uses a portrait 4:5 crop preset, which works well for CV and resume-style headshots.
It is a bit more guided. The goal is to keep the face centered and professional-looking without turning the workflow into a full design editor.
Yes. The portrait stays on the device while you crop, clean the background, and export it.
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