Bangs Filter
Compare forehead coverage, fringe direction, and the opening at the center.
·AI-Powered Hairstyle Changer
AI Hairstyle
Changer
Style Look Lab lets you upload your own photo, choose an existing hairstyle and optional hair color, then generate and download a visual preview. Compare the looks you select before discussing a change with your stylist.
Your Own PhotoChoose a StyleNo App Install
Account required. New accounts start with 2 starter credits. A standard hairstyle generation costs 1 credit.
Styles
Hairstyles for Women and Men
2
Starter Credits
1
Credit per Standard Preview
Web
No App Install
Compare Different Looks
What Could a Different Hairstyle Change?
First check that the preview has preserved your facial details, hairline, and expression. Then compare the hairstyle: length, forehead coverage, and the outline at the sides.
Check the face first
Compare the source and result at a similar size. If facial details, the hairline, or expression changed noticeably, set that result aside; those changes are not the hairstyle effect.
Name one visible change
Keep the same source photo, then compare length, fringe coverage, and the side outline one at a time before deciding what you prefer.
Save the useful detail
Describe the part you like—such as chin-length ends or a softer fringe—rather than asking for an exact copy.
Preview changed your face? Read the troubleshooting guide
Shoulder-Length Hair or a Short Bob?
Compare the visible end point: near the shoulders in one image and around the chin in the other. Notice how the shorter outline exposes more of the neck.
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Would You Try Bangs?
Compare the forehead opening and the hair falling around the eyes. The fringe is the main visible change in this pair.
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How Would Curls Change Your Look?
Compare curl definition, overall width, and apparent length separately. The image shows a curl direction; it does not predict a real perm result.
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Ready for a Buzz Cut?
The shorter style leaves more of the forehead and sides visible. Use the outline as a conversation reference, not as a clipper number.
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Curious About a Bald Look?
Compare a short hair layer with a shaved-head look. The preview cannot reconstruct head shape, scalp detail, or anything hidden by the original hair.
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Which Hair Length Would You Choose?
Compare a swept-back medium length with a short textured crop. Look at the ears, forehead, and top outline before thinking about daily styling.
Explore these stylesThese are visual comparisons of selected hairstyles. Your texture, density, growth pattern, hair condition, and routine still affect a real cut or styling service.
Try a specific look
What Change Would You Like to Preview?
Start with the change you are considering: fringe, short length, curls, a buzz cut, or a shaved-head look.
Buzz Cut Filter
Compare short hair layers, top-and-side balance, and forehead exposure.
Bald Filter
Compare a shaved-head look with nearby short-hair references and their limits.
Short Hair Filter
Compare where bobs, lobs, pixies, and layered cuts end around the head.
Curly Hair Filter
Compare curl shape, volume placement, and apparent length as separate changes.
How Do You Try On Hairstyles?
Upload a photo, pick a hairstyle, and create a preview in the web studio.
01
Upload Your Photo
Create an account or sign in, then upload a sharp, front-facing photo with even light and enough space around your head.
02
Choose a Style
Browse the women’s and men’s tabs, then choose the hairstyle you want to see.
03
Generate and Compare
Generate your preview, compare another look with the same photo, and download a result to discuss. Processing time and output vary.
·Photo and Preview Tips
How Can You Make a Useful Comparison?
·Start With a Clear Photo
Show the
Whole Outline
Use a sharp, front-facing portrait with even light. Keep your full face, hairline, ears, and enough space around the head visible so the selected style has room in the frame.
- Remove hats, sunglasses, and heavy filters
- Avoid shadows or hair covering the hairline
·Compare One Change
Hold the
Photo Constant
Use one source photo while comparing styles. First decide whether you like the length, fringe, or outline; then explore color separately so two changes do not blur together.
- Keep lighting and camera angle the same
- Judge shape before color or texture
·Texture and Routine
Read the
Texture Separately
A reference can show a curl pattern, braid, loc, twist, or smooth finish without telling you how your own hair will behave. Keep density, shrinkage, growth pattern, and routine in the real-world conversation.
- Separate shape from the finish you like
- Ask a stylist what your hair can support
·Take It to Your Stylist
Bring One
Useful Detail
Use the preview to point out one length, fringe, or silhouette you like. A stylist can assess the starting hair and explain the cut, styling, and maintenance choices behind the reference.
- Describe what you want to keep
- Ask what must change to reach it
·Style Gallery
What Can You Try in the Studio?
Browse women’s and men’s hairstyle collections, from short cuts and bangs to curls, braids, updos, and textured looks. Pick a style to try in Studio.
Buzz Cut (Women)Short
Pixie Cut · ClassicShort
Blunt BobMedium
A-Line / Graduated BobMedium
One-Length Long StraightLong
Long Layered (U/V Shape)Long
Three-Strand BraidBraids & Protective
French BraidBraids & Protective
Low ChignonUpdos & Formal
French TwistUpdos & Formal
Blunt BangsBangs & Texture
See-Through/Air BangsBangs & Texture
Need Help Choosing a Direction?
Use these short guides to turn a visual preference into a better question for your stylist.
How to Try On Hairstyles With Your Photo
Upload one clear photo, compare one change at a time, and handle an unhelpful result.
Should I Cut My Hair Short?
Separate liking a shorter outline from the daily routine it would require.
Should I Get Bangs?
Think through parting, growth direction, movement, and the upkeep before cutting.
Buzz Cut vs. Bald
Clarify what stays visible with a buzz cut and what changes with a shaved-head look.
Preview Curly Hair Before a Perm
Turn curl shape, volume, and length preferences into questions for a stylist.
What Else Should You Know Before Trying a Style?
Direct answers about uploading your photo, choosing a style, comparing results, and using the browser-based studio.
It generates a visual approximation of a hairstyle you select from the current library on an uploaded photo. It helps you compare a direction, but it does not measure a haircut or guarantee how a real cut, color, or style will turn out.
Yes. Create an account or sign in, upload a clear portrait, choose a hairstyle, and generate a preview. Use the same source photo when comparing looks so lighting and camera angle stay comparable. Read the step-by-step Studio guide
Use a clear, front-facing photo with even lighting, your full face and hairline visible, and enough space around the head. Avoid hats, sunglasses, heavy filters, strong shadows, or a crop that cuts off the hair. JPG, PNG, and WebP are supported up to 10MB.
The library includes short, medium, and long cuts, bangs, curls, braids, updos, and men’s styles. Use the focused pages to compare a change, then choose a style in Studio.
Yes. The library has separate women’s and men’s browsing tabs. Choose a hairstyle you want to explore; the tool does not automatically decide which style fits your photo.
No app install is required. The hairstyle changer runs in the web Studio, but an account is required to open the Studio and generate a preview.
No. The Studio does not classify your face shape or generate an automatic best-style recommendation. Try several styles yourself and judge them alongside your hair texture, density, hairline, maintenance, and stylist advice.
You need an account to open the Studio. New accounts receive 2 starter credits, and each standard hairstyle transformation uses 1 credit. Other actions can have different credit costs, so check the displayed cost before generating. Additional credits are available on the pricing page. View pricing and credits
Photo handling follows the Privacy Policy. Review it for current processing, retention, and deletion details before uploading, and only upload images you have permission to use. Read the Privacy Policy
The library includes straight, wavy, curly, coily, braided, twisted, loc, and protective-style references. Results can vary across textures and photos; the preview does not measure density, shrinkage, damage, or how your own hair will behave.
Yes. You can download a generated preview and use it as a visual conversation starter with a barber or stylist. Discuss what is feasible for your real texture, density, length, condition, and routine instead of treating the image as an exact specification.
Yes. The Studio includes hair-color transformations. Compare the haircut or silhouette first, then explore color separately because lighting, screens, source photos, and real dye results can differ.
See the Change Before the Cut
Start with the question you can name—shorter length, fringe, curls, buzz cut, or shaved-head look—and compare a selected reference on your photo.
Open Hairstyle StudioAccount required · 2 starter credits · 1 credit per standard preview · Results vary