How to Try On Hairstyles With Your Photo
Choose a useful source photo and compare results step by step.
·AI-Powered Hairstyle Changer
AI Hairstyle
Changer
Explore a new haircut before visiting the salon. Upload your photo to preview short hair, bangs, curls, and other hairstyles for women and men.
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How Do You Try On Hairstyles?
Start with your own photo, choose a look, and create a hairstyle preview in the web studio.
01
Upload Your Photo
Create an account or sign in, then upload a clear front-facing portrait with even lighting.
02
Choose a Style
Browse the current women's and men's hairstyle library and choose the look you want to preview.
03
Generate and Compare
Create your preview, compare another look with the same photo, and download the results you want to keep. Processing time varies.
Compare Different Looks
What Could a Different Hairstyle Change?
Explore side-by-side hairstyle comparisons, then use your own photo to preview a look. Compare length, fringe, and texture separately to see which change matters to you.
Shoulder-Length Hair or a Short Bob?
Compare where the ends sit against the jaw and shoulders. A shorter outline can look very different even when the parting and color stay similar.
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Would You Try Bangs?
Look at the change around the forehead and eyes. Keep the rest of the hairstyle similar when deciding whether a fringe is the change you want.
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How Would Curls Change Your Look?
Compare the outline and volume as well as the texture. A curl preview shows a visual direction; a real perm also depends on your hair condition and styling routine.
Explore this look
Ready for a Buzz Cut?
A closely cropped style reveals more of the forehead and sides. Use the comparison to discuss your preferred length with a barber, rather than treating it as a clipper specification.
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Curious About a Bald Look?
Compare a hair-covered outline with a shaved look. Hair removal previews cannot reliably reveal the exact shape of a head hidden in the source photo.
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Which Hair Length Would You Choose?
Compare swept-back length with a shorter textured crop. Notice the change above the ears and across the forehead, then consider the styling routine you would prefer.
Explore this lookA hairstyle preview is a visual starting point. Your hair texture, density, growth pattern, and styling routine will affect a real haircut.
Style Inspiration
Which Styles Catch Your Eye?
Explore named styles from the library, from curtain bangs and bobs to crops and fades. Choose a reference you want to compare on your own photo.
Style Reference
Butterfly Cut
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Curtain Bangs
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Wolf Cut
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Textured Crop
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Box Braids
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Skin Fade
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Italian Bob
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Burst Fade Mohawk
·Style Gallery
What Can You Try in the Studio?
Browse short, medium, and long hairstyles, along with braids, updos, bangs, and textured looks. Switch between women’s and men’s styles to explore the library.
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
Try a specific look
What Change Would You Like to Preview?
Weighing one specific change? Jump straight to a focused preview and see it on your own photo before you commit.
Bangs Filter
Compare a fringe with your current hairstyle before deciding to cut.
Buzz Cut Filter
Explore a closely cropped haircut and compare the outline around your face.
Bald Filter
Compare your current hair with a shaved look.
Short Hair Filter
Compare shorter lengths, from bobs to pixie cuts.
Curly Hair Filter
Explore curls and compare changes in texture and volume.
·Photo and Preview Tips
How Can You Make a Useful Comparison?
·Start With a Clear Photo
Show Your Face
and Hairline
Use an evenly lit, front-facing portrait without a hat or heavy filters. Leave space around your head so the preview has room for the selected hairstyle.
- Avoid shadows or objects covering your forehead
- Use a sharp photo rather than a distant crop
·Compare One Change
Separate the Cut
From the Color
When choosing a haircut, compare the shape first. You can explore hair color separately in the studio; lighting and screens can make the preview look different from real dye.
- Use the same source photo for each comparison
- Notice the length and outline before judging the shade
·Texture and Routine
Consider Your
Everyday Hair
A reference hairstyle may have a different texture from yours. The library includes straight, wavy, curly, braided, loc, and twist references; the preview does not measure how your own hair will behave.
- Consider shrinkage, density, and natural growth patterns
- Ask your stylist about daily upkeep and feasibility
·Take It to Your Stylist
Choose Details
You Want to Keep
Use the preview to point out a length, fringe, or silhouette you like. A stylist can assess what is achievable with your current hair and explain the cutting and maintenance choices.
- Save the looks you want to compare together
- Discuss the details rather than requesting an exact copy
·Use Cases
When Is a Haircut Preview Useful?
Use a hairstyle simulator to explore a change, prepare a visual reference, or narrow down the looks you want to discuss.
Before a Salon Visit
Preview a visual direction before committing and use the result to discuss length, shape, and details with your stylist.
Daily Styling Inspiration
Bored with your current look? Browse the library and compare several visual directions on your own photo.
Special Events
Planning for a wedding, prom, or gala? Preview several updos, braids, and formal-style directions before choosing one to discuss with a stylist.
Wig & Extension Shopping
Compare the visual effect of different wig-inspired styles and lengths before shopping; fit, material, and real-world color still require separate checks.
Compare a Small Change
Keep the overall length and explore a fringe or different texture. Comparing one change at a time makes it easier to identify what you like.
Plan a Bigger Change
Compare a short cut, buzz cut, or bald look before deciding what to discuss at your next appointment.
Need Help Choosing a Direction?
Explore practical comparisons and photo tips before trying a different haircut.
Should I Cut My Hair Short?
Compare length, styling needs, and the details to discuss at the salon.
Should I Get Bangs?
Consider the fringe, your hairline, and the upkeep before cutting.
Buzz Cut vs. Bald
Compare a closely cropped haircut with a shaved look.
Preview Curly Hair Before a Perm
Separate a visual curl preference from what a real perm requires.
What Else Should You Know Before Trying a Style?
Everything you need to know about our AI hairstyle changer and virtual hair try-on.
An AI hairstyle changer is an online tool that uses artificial intelligence to generate a visual approximation of a selected hairstyle on your photo. The preview can help you explore a direction, but it cannot show exactly how a real cut, color, or style will turn out.
Yes. Sign in, upload a clear portrait, choose a hairstyle, and generate a preview. Use the same photo when comparing looks so differences in lighting or camera angle do not distract from the hair.
For the best AI hairstyle preview, upload a clear, front-facing photo with good lighting. Avoid sunglasses, hats, or heavy filters. The photo should show your full face and hairline. JPG, PNG, and WebP formats are supported, with a maximum file size of 10MB.
The hairstyle library includes short, medium, and long cuts, bangs, curls, braids, updos, and men’s styles. Browse the focused hairstyle pages to compare a specific change, then select an available style in the studio.
The library has separate women's and men's browsing tabs, and any result still depends on the uploaded photo and selected style. Use the tabs to compare the options currently available.
Yes. The studio includes hair-color transformations. Compare the haircut first, then explore color separately. Screens, lighting, source photos, and real dye results can differ.
Results are generated visual approximations, not measurements or guarantees. Quality varies with lighting, framing, hair visibility, the selected style, and model output. Use a preview to explore and communicate an idea; an actual cut, color, wig, or styling result can differ substantially.
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; check the displayed cost before generating. Additional credits are available through the pricing page.
The studio requires an account. Uploaded photos are sent to third-party AI providers to generate transformations and may be stored with your account while it remains active. Do not upload images you do not have permission to use. See the Privacy Policy for current processing, retention, and deletion details.
The library includes straight, wavy, curly, coily, braided, twisted, loc, and protective-style references. Generation quality is not guaranteed equally across every texture or photo, so compare the preview critically and retry with a clear source image when needed.
Yes. You can download a preview and use it as a visual conversation starter with a barber or stylist. Discuss which parts are feasible for your real hair texture, density, length, condition, and maintenance routine rather than treating the image as an exact specification.
The studio does not currently classify your face shape or generate automatic hairstyle recommendations. You can use the site's face-shape guides as general editorial starting points, then manually preview several styles and judge the result alongside hair texture, density, hairline, maintenance, and stylist advice.
See Your Next Hairstyle Before the Cut
Curious about shorter hair, a fringe, or a different texture? Start with your photo and explore a new look.
Try On HairstylesAccount required · 2 starter credits · 1 credit per standard preview · Results vary