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# Sogni Photobooth

Sogni Photobooth turns selfies and portraits into AI headshots, stylized portraits, characters, and video portraits in a fun, instantly shareable experience.

### Who it is for

Casual users, creators, teams, communities, events, brands, and people who want profile pictures, avatars, character portraits, or social-ready images.

### How it works

Users upload or take a selfie, choose a preset or theme, generate portrait variations, and download or share. Sogni Photobooth is a selfie-to-AI-art app with AI headshots and portrait generation.

### Sample Workflows

Generate a professional headshot, become a fantasy/anime/cinematic character, create a video portrait, or make a campaign-themed avatar.

### Workflows

Coming soon


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