Start with your photo
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AI hairstyle
changer.
Use our AI hairstyle changer to try new looks on your own photo before making the cut. Compare styles and find a look that feels like you.
Explore hairstyles
Start free with 2 credits · No app needed.
Chin-length bob
AI hairstyle changer: three steps.
Sign in with Google to get 2 free starter credits. Each standard hairstyle preview uses 1 credit. Read the full guide.
Choose a hairstyle
Choose a hairstyle from the women’s or men’s library and add an optional hair color.
Generate and compare
Generate and compare looks on the same photo. Download a favorite to discuss with your stylist.
Find a look you love.
Explore our AI hairstyle library for women and men, from short cuts and bangs to curls, braids, updos, and textured looks. You can pick a look here before signing in to Studio.
Compare a few different outlines: a chin-length bob, a close-cut pixie, or long layers. For a smaller change, start with bangs while keeping a similar length.
Buzz Cut (Women)
Pixie Cut · Classic
Blunt Bob
A-Line / Graduated Bob
Long Blunt Haircut
U-Shaped Haircut
Three-Strand Braid
French Braid
Low Chignon
French Twist
Blunt Bangs
See-Through/Air Bangs
Showing 12 women’s style references.
Try a different hair color, too.
Choose a cut with our AI hairstyle changer and add an optional hair color in Studio. Explore natural shades or a bolder change, from honey blonde and auburn to silver gray and rose pink.
- Jet Black
- Dark Brown
- Chestnut
- Blonde
- Auburn
- Silver Gray
- Rose Pink
- Lavender
- Denim Blue
- Burgundy
Compare the cut first, then explore color on the same photo. Lighting, screens, and real dye results can differ. .
See the difference.
See what the AI hairstyle changer can preview: bangs, shorter length, curls, a buzz cut, or a shaved-head look.
From shoulder-length waves to a blunt bob.
This AI hairstyle preview was generated in Style Look Lab Studio: we uploaded our sample portrait, chose Blunt Bob from the women’s library, and generated a preview without selecting a hair color.
The preview shows a shorter, straighter outline with fuller ends near the neck. Facial details and framing also differ, so use it to compare a hair direction rather than predict an exact haircut.
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. Compare where bobs, lobs, pixies, and layered cuts end around the head.
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. Compare forehead coverage, fringe direction, and the opening at the center.
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. Compare curl shape, volume placement, and apparent length as separate changes.
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. Compare short hair layers, top-and-side balance, and forehead exposure.
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. Compare a shaved-head look with nearby short-hair references and their limits.
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.
Make your preview useful.
Make your AI hairstyle preview easier to judge: start with a clear photo, then look carefully at what changed. Processing time and output vary.
Start with a clear photo
Use a sharp, front-facing portrait with even light. Leave your face, hairline, ears, and space around your head visible. Remove hats, sunglasses, and heavy filters; avoid shadows or hair covering the hairline. Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10 MB.
Check your face first
Compare the original and preview at a similar size. Check your facial details, hairline, and expression before judging the hairstyle. If these changed noticeably, set the result aside: those changes are not the hairstyle effect. Read the troubleshooting guide
Compare one change at a time
Keep the same source photo, lighting, and camera angle. Compare length, fringe coverage, and the outline at the sides one at a time. Decide which shape you prefer before exploring color or texture, so different changes do not blur together.
Separate texture from shape
A curl, braid, loc, twist, or smooth finish shows a visual direction, not how your own hair will behave. Separate the shape from the finish. Your texture, density, shrinkage, growth pattern, hair condition, and routine affect a real cut or styling service; ask a stylist what your hair can support.
Save the detail you like
Save a preview and describe the specific detail you want to keep, such as chin-length ends, a softer fringe, or a particular silhouette. Use it as a reference for that detail rather than asking for an exact copy.
Talk it through with your stylist
Show your preview and explain what you want to keep. Ask what must change to reach the look. A stylist can assess your starting hair and explain the cut, styling, and maintenance choices behind the reference.
Before you make the cut.
A little guidance for the change you’re considering. Not sure where to start? Explore your face shape, then compare a few hairstyles on your photo. Use face shape alongside your texture, density, and daily routine when choosing what to try.
How to Use the AI Hairstyle Changer
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.
Is the AI hairstyle changer free to try?
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
Do I need an app to use it?
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.
What happens to my uploaded photo?
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
Can I upload my own photo?
Yes. Sign in with Google, upload a clear portrait, and use the AI hairstyle changer to preview your selected look. Use the same source photo when comparing looks so lighting and camera angle stay comparable. Read the step-by-step Studio guide
What photo should I upload?
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.
What does this AI hairstyle changer do?
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.
Will the result still look like me?
Compare your face, hairline and expression with the original. If they change noticeably, set that preview aside. Read the troubleshooting guide
Can it tell me which hairstyle suits my face?
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.
Which hairstyle changes can I preview?
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.
Can women and men use this AI hairstyle tool?
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.
Can I preview curly, textured, or natural-hair references?
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.
Can I change hair color too?
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.
Can I download the preview?
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.
Ready for a new look?
Try the AI hairstyle changer on your own photo. Start with a change you have in mind—shorter length, bangs, curls, a buzz cut, or a shaved-head look—and compare your selected style.
How old do you look?
Upload one selfie and our free AI age calculator estimates your apparent age, with the likely range around it.