ONE CLEAR PORTRAIT
STEP 01 · UPLOAD
Start with your face.
Upload a well-lit portrait with your face and hairline visible.
Upload a photoTry a new haircut in four steps.
Use the same four steps you see in the editor above.
Long straight
Blunt bob
Pixie cut
STEP 02 · DIRECT
Find a cut to try.
Choose a cut, or describe your own in Custom.
Choose a direction
OUTPUT SETTINGS
ASPECT RATIO
RESOLUTION
STEP 03 · GENERATE
Choose output settings.
Set the frame, check credits, then generate.
Set the frame
STEP 04 · REVIEW & REFINE
Review and refine your hairstyle.
Review and download your image. For changes, sign in, choose Refine in Output and describe what to change or keep. Check credits, then choose Apply changes. Each successful version is saved separately in My Creations.
View outputHairstyle ideas to preview before your next haircut.
Explore four haircut requests: a bob, short textured cut, curtain bangs with layers, and medium waves with silver streaks.
See how a bob or short haircut frames your face
Try a chin-length bob when you are asking, How would I look with short hair? Upload one clear portrait, choose a shorter preset, and compare the silhouette with your current length. Save a useful preview for your stylist, who can assess where the cut will fall on your real hair.
Preview a shorter haircut
Try a short textured haircut on your own photo
Explore a short textured cut before a barber visit. Keep the same portrait for separate previews so you can compare the sides, top, and hairline. The AI hairstyle changer shows a visual direction; your real hair density, growth pattern, and daily styling affect how a cut will look and behave.
Compare short haircut ideas
Preview curtain bangs and face-framing layers
Use Custom to describe curtain bangs and long layers, or upload one haircut reference with optional extra details. For example: Long layers with cheekbone-length curtain bangs; keep my face and hair color. Compare the fringe with your forehead and eye line. A reference guides the haircut, while your own photo supplies the person.
Describe bangs and layers
Explore waves and gray hair before a style change
Use Custom to imagine medium waves with subtle silver streaks when you want to compare length, texture, or color. Ask to keep your face and expression, then inspect the result beside the original. Download a favorite direction for a salon discussion; the image cannot predict how your natural hair will grow or take color.
Explore a custom hairstyle
AI hairstyle changer: common questions.
How do I try on a hairstyle using my own photo?
Upload one clear portrait and choose one of 24 haircut presets in Men or Women, or open Custom for a written direction or one haircut reference. Select the output settings and check the credit cost before generating. Compare the hair and face with your original, then save a useful preview to discuss with your stylist.
What portrait photo gives the clearest hairstyle preview?
Use a recent, sharp portrait with one visible face, even light, and the full hairline in frame. Avoid hats, heavy filters, and hair covering facial features. Your photo supplies the person's identity and pose. Keep it available for comparison, especially when reviewing the generated hairline, forehead, ears, and facial proportions.
How would I look with bangs or a short haircut?
An AI hairstyle preview can help you compare bangs, a bob, a pixie, or a buzz cut on your own photo. Choose a starting preset or name the length and fringe in Custom. Compare the silhouette and hairline, then ask a stylist how the look would work with your real texture, density, and growth pattern.
Can I compare several hairstyles on the same face?
Keep the same portrait and generate separate previews for different haircut presets or Custom directions. The editor creates one image per submission and shows each request's credit cost before you submit. Download useful options or revisit them in My Creations. Compare the face too, because small identity details can vary between results.
Can I use another person's haircut as a reference?
Custom accepts one haircut photo as a style reference alongside your portrait. Your uploaded portrait remains the person reference; the second image guides the haircut. Compare the resulting length, fringe, and silhouette with the look you intended. A reference does not guarantee identical hair or replace professional advice about your natural texture.
What prompt should I use to try a custom hairstyle?
Describe length, layers, fringe, texture, and color. For example: Shoulder-length layers with curtain bangs; keep my face and current hair color. Custom supports a written direction, or a haircut reference with optional extra details. Choose text for precise details or a photo for a shape that is easier to show, then inspect the face and hairline after generation.
Will the AI hairstyle preview keep my face?
The hairstyle request asks to keep the person recognizable while changing the hair. AI can still alter facial features, skin texture, glasses, or proportions. Use a clear source and name distinctive features to retain in Custom. Compare the preview with the original before saving or sharing; the workflow does not lock your identity pixels.
Does this tool tell me which haircut suits my face shape?
AI Hairstyle Changer lets you compare haircut shapes visually on your own photo. It does not provide a face-shape score or a professional recommendation. Try a few lengths and fringes, then show useful previews to a stylist. Your real hair texture, density, growth pattern, and styling routine matter when choosing an achievable cut.
Will a preview match my curly, wavy, fine, or thick hair?
A hairstyle preview can illustrate a requested texture or shape, but it cannot measure your real curl pattern, density, or growth direction. Name the texture you want to retain in Custom and compare the result with your source. Ask your stylist how your actual hair will affect length, volume, daily styling, and upkeep.
Can I try on hairstyles for free without signing up?
You can generate one 1K hairstyle preview for free on this tool without logging in or signing up. If generation fails, the free try is restored. Sign in to adjust resolution or make further generations with credits; new accounts receive 40 credits that expire after 30 days. Check the cost shown on Generate before submitting another haircut or retry.
How can I explain an AI hairstyle preview to my stylist?
Download a useful preview and point to the length, fringe, layer placement, side shape, and finish you want. Explain which areas you do not want shortened. Ask the stylist what your texture and growth pattern will allow and how much styling the look needs. Treat the image as a conversation aid, not a guaranteed salon result.
Where can I find my hairstyle previews later?
Completed hairstyle previews can be downloaded from Output or revisited in My Creations after sign-in. Save useful looks so you can compare them before an appointment. Check your face and hairline in each image, then choose the clearest example to show your stylist. Another generation has its own displayed credit cost.
How do I refine a generated hairstyle preview?
After generation completes, sign in and choose Refine in Output. Request a different hair length, texture or color while keeping the face and background. Enter your change in the refinement field, check the displayed credit cost and choose Apply changes. The request edits the current generated result and uses the original photo to anchor recognizable details. It keeps the selected result's aspect ratio and resolution, creates a new image and may also change other details.
Are refined versions saved in My Creations?
Yes. Every successful signed-in refinement is saved as a separate image in My Creations, alongside earlier results. In the current editor session, choose a version in Output to view it or compare it with the original or previous version. Download a useful version from Output or return to My Creations later. Guest free-trial results can be downloaded from Output; refinement requires sign-in and credits.
READY TO COMPARE?
See your next haircut before your appointment.
Upload one portrait, choose a cut, and save a preview you can discuss with your stylist.
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