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Responsible AI imaging

AI transparency, built into every headshot

Professional realism and clear provenance should work together. Dr. Headshot adds machine-readable AI-origin information to generated image files and gives organizations practical guidance for transparent use.

EU AI Act readiness

Designed to support Article 50 transparency requirements

Article 50 transparency obligations apply from 2 August 2026. The final guidance and voluntary code of practice may continue to evolve, so organizations should assess their specific use cases with qualified counsel.

What Dr. Headshot does

  • Adds AI-origin information to generated PNG, JPEG, and WebP files using image metadata.
  • Identifies Dr. Headshot as the generating service and includes a source reference.
  • Provides clear information so company administrators can build disclosure into publishing workflows.

What business customers should do

  • Keep the original downloaded file where possible, since re-exporting or screenshotting can remove metadata.
  • Clearly disclose that a portrait was AI-generated or AI-edited wherever applicable law or platform policy requires it.
  • Review higher-risk contexts separately, including political communication, news, identity verification, regulated records, and other uses where a synthetic portrait could mislead people.

Studio-quality realism, transparent by design

Our headshots are designed to fit naturally alongside traditional studio photography while preserving each employee’s recognizable appearance. We do not treat realism as a reason to hide how an image was made.

What the metadata contains

Generated files include fields indicating that the image is AI-generated, naming Dr. Headshot as the creator, and linking back to drheadshot.com. This is practical provenance metadata, not a claim of C2PA Content Credentials certification.

Important limits

Metadata can be removed by editing tools, social networks, compression, screenshots, or file conversion. Machine-readable marking supports transparency, but it does not replace visible disclosure when disclosure is legally required or contextually appropriate.

Official EU resources

This page provides general product and transparency information, not legal advice. Requirements depend on the use case, jurisdiction, and role of each organization.