CapturesAI is a next-generation content platform that combines user-generated videos with AI-powered fashion models to help brands showcase their products effortlessly.
Instead of relying on expensive photoshoots or traditional influencers, CapturesAI enables businesses to generate realistic AI fashion models, authentic UGC-style videos, and engaging visual content tailored for e-commerce, ads, and social media.
Every piece of content is designed to feel natural, relatable, and conversion-focused — helping brands increase trust, improve engagement, and sell more across digital channels. Whether you’re launching a new collection, running paid ads, or scaling your online store, CapturesAI delivers fast, cost-effective, and scalable content powered by AI.
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Why I Chose CapturesAi (The “Helpfulness” Test)
There are dozens of AI generators out there. I chose to deep-dive into CapturesAi because I kept hearing it had a better “likeness” score—meaning it actually looks like you, not a supermodel version of you.
My goal was simple: Generate a profile picture that my mother would recognize.
Step 1: The Setup (Don’t Skip This)
Most people fail at AI headshots because they upload garbage data. The AI is not magic; it’s a pattern matcher. If you feed it blurry nightclub photos, it will give you a blurry business photo.
Here is exactly what I uploaded to CapturesAi:
- 5 Chest-up photos: Good lighting, plain background (I used a white wall).
- 3 Casual shots: To show my natural smile.
- 2 Side profiles: To help the AI understand my nose shape.
Expert Note: CapturesAi processes images faster if you crop them to square before uploading. It saves the AI from guessing where your head is.
Step 2: The Generation Process
The interface was surprisingly clean. Unlike other tools that bombard you with 50 style options (Cyberpunk? Really?), CapturesAi focused on three relevant categories: Corporate, Creative, and Casual.
I selected “Corporate – Studio Grey” and hit generate.
The wait time was about 25 minutes. This is standard. If an AI tool gives you results in 60 seconds, run away—it’s just a face-swap filter, not a generative model.
Step 3: The Results (The Good, The Bad, and The Plastic)
When the notification popped up, I was nervous. I opened the gallery.
The Failures (Let’s get these out of the way)
Out of 40 generated images, about 8 were unusable.
- The “Claw Hand”: One photo gave me a hand with six fingers resting on my chin.
- The “Glitch Eye”: Two photos had me looking in two different directions.
The Winners
The remaining 32 photos ranged from “decent” to “scary good.”
The standout feature of CapturesAi is the skin texture. Competitors like Remini often smooth your skin so much you look like a video game character. CapturesAi kept my pores and laugh lines, which made the photo human.
My favorite result: A shot in a navy blazer against a charcoal background. The lighting hit my face exactly how a studio strobe would.
How to Get the Best Results (My “Secret Sauce” Settings)
After running the tool twice, I found the formula for the perfect shot. If you decide to use CapturesAi, follow these rules:
- The “2-Year Rule”: Don’t upload photos older than 2 years. The AI will get confused by aging or weight changes and blend them into a weird hybrid face.
- Variety is King: Do not wear the same shirt in all your upload photos. If you do, the AI will struggle to “dress” you in new clothes because it thinks that orange t-shirt is part of your body.
- Lighting Consistency: Ensure your face is evenly lit in your uploads. Shadows across the eyes in your selfies = raccoon eyes in your AI headshots.
So, what’s the bottom line?
I successfully updated my LinkedIn profile picture with the result from CapturesAi, and in 48 hours, nobody has noticed it’s AI.
If you are a real estate agent, a freelancer, or a job hunter on a budget, CapturesAi is a no-brainer. It costs less than a lunch and saves you an afternoon of stress. Just remember: the AI is only as good as the selfies you feed it.
Have you tried an AI generator yet? Did it turn you into a supermodel or a monster? Drop a comment below and let me know!
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