AI Hairstyle Changer
Try a new hairstyle today.
AI hairstyle changer questions, answered.
How to try a new hairstyle in three steps.
Who uses it.
What it does well.
What an AI hairstyle changer does.
Upload a photo and try any cut, colour or length on your own head. Find out whether it suits you before somebody picks up the scissors.
An AI hairstyle changer redraws the hair in your photo and leaves your face alone. It works out where your hairline is and how the light falls, then draws a new cut, length, texture or colour that fits your actual head. What you see is you with different hair, not a model who looks a bit like you.
Everybody has had the conversation where you show your stylist a photo of somebody else and hope for the best. The problem is that a cut which looks incredible on that person might not work with your hairline, your face shape or your texture. This is the version where you find out first.
It costs nothing to be indecisive here. Try the bob, try the fringe, try going grey, try a beard while you are at it. Compare them side by side, then take the one you like to the salon so everyone is looking at the same picture.
Several looks in about ten seconds.
PNG or JPG up to 4K.
A clear photo of your face, plus a style or a reference picture.
Yours to use commercially on any paid plan.
Only the hair changes. Your features and expression are untouched.
A bob, a fade, curls, balayage, going grey. Name it and see it.
Add a picture of a cut and it is adapted to your head.
Blended edges, not a wig sitting on top of your head.
Several options at once, side by side, instead of one at a time.
Try stubble, a full beard or a clean shave the same way.
Show your stylist the cut on your own head, not someone else's.
Find out how you feel about a chop before it is permanent.
See warm, cool and grey against your own skin tone.
Stylists showing clients options during the appointment.
See where a change is heading before you commit months to it.
Before and after content for social and the shop window.
Facing the camera, good light, hair visible and off your face.
Describe the cut, the length and the colour, or add a photo of it.
Look at a few side by side, then download the one to take in.
An AI hairstyle changer redraws the hair in a photo while leaving the face unchanged. It follows your hairline and the light already in the picture, so a new cut, length or colour sits on your actual head. It answers what a style looks like on you rather than on a model.
Signing up is free and you can look through every model before paying. To try styles you need a plan, and those start at $19 a month. Compared with sitting in a chair and regretting a decision for six months, it is cheap.
Yes, and this is the best way to use it. Add the photo of the cut next to your own and the shape and layering are adapted to your hairline and face shape. That is a far more useful thing to show a stylist than the original picture.
Yes, and this is where the choice of model matters most. Some handle curl pattern and volume much better than others. If the first result flattens your texture, try the same photo on a different model before changing anything else in your description.
Yes. Beards, stubble, a moustache and a clean shave all work the same way, and you can combine a new cut with a new beard in one go so you can judge the whole look together.
Yes, on any paid plan. Consultations, before and after posts and social content are all covered. Use photos of clients who have agreed to it, and nothing you upload is used to train models.