A little change. A whole new look.

AI hairstyle changer

The haircut you’re thinking about. On the face you know.

Upload a portrait, pick a cut, and see a new version of you before the salon.

01 / YOUR PHOTO

One face, good light, hair in view. A front-facing photo works best.

Classic bob hairstyle on the sample portrait

Original portrait with long straight dark hair

Example preview · Classic bob

Reveal the original photo

Move the slider to compare. Arrow keys work, too.

Women’s looks use our female model; men’s looks use our male model. Compare each cut with the matching original portrait.

02 / PREVIEW YOUR NEXT LOOK

Tap any look to preview it. Browsing examples uses no credits.

24 looks

Selected: Classic bobChin length, soft ends

2 credits per preview · sign-in required

Add a photo or use the example to get started.

Credits are reserved before editing and returned if the edit fails.

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WOMEN / LENGTH, FRINGE & SHAPE

See a different frame for your face.

Explore women’s hairstyle ideas with the AI hairstyle changer, using one consistent portrait. Keeping the person, pose and background similar makes it easier to notice changes in length, volume and the shape around the face.

01 / Classic bob

Going shorter without guessing the whole look.

A classic bob makes a useful first comparison when you are thinking about taking off length. In this example, the longer original hair becomes a compact shape around the jaw. The change is easy to see at the ends, beside the cheeks and where the hair meets the neck.

What to compare

Move the slider slowly across the face and shoulders. Notice how much of the neck becomes visible and where the ends sit relative to the chin. Then compare a long bob with a pixie cut to separate a small change in length from a much shorter silhouette.

Save the version that interests you as a conversation starter. A preview shows a possible shape; your own texture, density and daily styling will affect the finished haircut.

Try a look on your photo

Two more directions

Long bob on our female sample model — Long bob
Keep more length around the shoulders with a long bob. Compare its lower edge with the chin-length version before deciding how short to go.

Pixie cut on our female sample model — Pixie cut
A pixie exposes more of the ears and neck. Use it to explore a bigger change in outline rather than treating every short cut as interchangeable.

02 / Curtain bangs

Find the fringe you actually want to try.

Bangs change the area closest to the eyes while allowing you to keep a longer overall style. Curtain bangs open through the middle and frame the sides of the face. In this example, the main difference is at the forehead and temples rather than a dramatic change at the shoulders.

What to compare

Switch between Original and AI preview to examine the parting and the edge of the fringe. Compare the open center of curtain bangs with a full blunt fringe. A hime cut adds a different decision: distinct shorter side panels alongside the longer hair.

Look at the full face as well as the fringe itself. AI can shift a few facial details, so use the original image to check that the apparent difference comes from the hair.

Try a look on your photo

Curtain bangs hairstyle on the sample portrait — A soft, face-framing fringe

Two more directions

Blunt bangs on our female sample model — Blunt bangs
A full, straight-across fringe covers more of the forehead. Compare its weight and lower edge with the softer, open center of curtain bangs.

Hime cut on our female sample model — Hime cut
A hime cut combines a full fringe with cheek-length side panels. The contrast between those panels and the long sections gives it a more defined outline.

Sample portraits edited with the same flow as the tool above. Each before-and-after comparison uses one original photo. Your own result will depend on your photo and the cut you choose.

MEN / SHORTER SIDES, MORE POSSIBILITIES

A closer cut. A different silhouette.

See how the AI hairstyle changer edits men’s cuts on a separate male model and his matching original portrait. Look beyond the style name: compare the sides, the amount of forehead on show and the height through the top.

03 / Buzz cut

Compare close-cropped cuts on a male model.

A buzz cut creates the clearest length contrast in the men’s collection. The longer original hair becomes a close, even crop, leaving the hairline and head outline much more visible. Use the comparison to explore that overall change before looking at small differences in the top or sides.

What to compare

Check the forehead, temples and area above the ears. Then look at a crew cut and a textured crop: both keep more shape through the top than the buzz-cut example. The crop also brings a fringe toward the front instead of clearing the whole forehead.

These examples illustrate the named styles rather than an exact clipper setting. Bring your preferred image to a barber and discuss the length and transition you want on your own hair.

Try a look on your photo

Buzz cut hairstyle on the sample portrait — An even, close-cropped length

Original male portrait with medium-length dark hair — An even, close-cropped length

Two more directions

Crew cut on our male sample model — Crew cut
A crew cut keeps a short, graduated top above closer sides. It offers a different outline from an even all-over crop without retaining much length.

Textured crop on our male sample model — Textured crop
A textured crop adds a more visible fringe and broken-up shape through the top. Compare the front edge rather than judging only the short sides.

04 / Textured quiff

Explore height, contrast and a longer back.

The textured quiff example lifts the front while keeping a shorter shape at the sides. Compared with the original middle part, the forehead is more open and the upper outline rises above the face. This is a useful contrast if you want to explore volume without starting with a much longer cut.

What to compare

Follow the slider across the top of the head to compare height and direction. An undercut changes the contrast between the longer top and shorter sides. A modern mullet keeps longer pieces toward the back, giving the lower outline a different shape beside the neck.

The photo is front-facing, so it cannot show every detail of a fade or the back of a mullet. Use it to shortlist a direction, then discuss the unseen angles and styling effort with a barber.

Try a look on your photo

Textured quiff hairstyle on the sample portrait — Lifted front, tapered sides

Two more directions

Undercut on our male sample model — Undercut
The undercut example separates a longer top from closer sides. Look at the transition near the temples and the direction the top is swept.

Modern mullet on our male sample model — Modern mullet
The modern mullet leaves longer hair toward the back. Compare the pieces beside the neck, while remembering that this front view cannot show the complete rear shape.

Sample portraits edited with the same flow as the tool above. Each before-and-after comparison uses one original photo. Your own result will depend on your photo and the cut you choose.

THE COMPLETE COLLECTION

One place to compare all 24 looks.

Browse all 24 looks from the AI hairstyle changer together, including waves, curls, layered cuts and shorter styles. Women’s looks use our female sample model; men’s looks use our male sample model. These are the same examples available in the selector above.

Women’s collection

Classic bob on our female sample model — Classic bob

Curtain bangs on our female sample model — Curtain bangs

Wolf cut on our female sample model — Wolf cut

Soft waves on our female sample model — Soft waves

Tight curls on our female sample model — Tight curls

Blunt bob on our female sample model — Blunt bob

French bob on our female sample model — French bob

Long layers on our female sample model — Long layers

Modern shag on our female sample model — Modern shag

Side-swept bangs on our female sample model — Side-swept bangs

Beach waves on our female sample model — Beach waves

Men’s collection

Buzz cut on our male sample model — Buzz cut

Textured quiff on our male sample model — Textured quiff

Side part on our male sample model — Side part

Slicked back on our male sample model — Slicked back

Rounded afro on our male sample model — Rounded afro

Each result is an individual AI edit. Compare hair edges and facial details with the matching original in the tool before using a result as your reference.

Try a look on your photo

MAKE THE PREVIEW USEFUL

A reference for a real decision.

Use a hairstyle changer to narrow down what you want to discuss, rather than expecting one image to answer every question about your hair.

Before a salon or barber appointment

Start with a recent portrait and try two or three clearly different cuts. Save the versions you like, then describe the specific parts: the length beside the jaw, the amount of fringe, the height on top or the contrast at the sides. Your stylist can help translate those visual preferences into a cut that works with your actual hair.

A small shortlist is easier to discuss than a folder of unrelated reference photos.

When you want a smaller change first

Keep the same uploaded photo and compare a nearby option before a dramatic one. For example, look at long layers and a long bob before a pixie, or a side part before a buzz cut. Changing one idea at a time makes it easier to work out whether you prefer a different length, a different fringe or simply a different direction.

Generate each personal preview separately; browsing the example collection stays free.

When two options are hard to choose between

Use the same source photo for both previews so the pose and lighting stay comparable. Download each result and place them beside the original. Look at the complete silhouette first, then inspect the hairline and edges. If a facial detail has shifted, avoid using that difference as a reason to prefer one cut over the other.

The tool keeps results available while you switch styles in the current session. Save the ones you want before leaving.

How to use the AI hairstyle changer

Start with a clear portrait
Choose a well-lit photo of one person. Keep your head upright and leave room around the hair. Hats, heavy shadows and hands covering the face make editing harder.
Try one cut at a time
Use All styles, Women or Men to find a starting point, then browse by cut type. Preview the sample pictures without spending credits. When you are ready, generate one personal edit from your own portrait; the current credit cost is shown before you start.
Compare, then save
Slide between the original and the AI preview, or view either photo on its own. Download the result as a visual reference for your next salon conversation.

A BETTER STARTING PHOTO

Give the edit a clear view of your hair.

A clear portrait helps the AI hairstyle changer work with the area you want to change. You do not need a studio photo. You do need a useful view of one face and the hair around it.

Choose a photo and try a look

Leave space around the whole head

Include the crown, both sides of the hair and enough room below the chin. A tight crop can hide the existing length or leave little room for a fuller silhouette. Keep your head upright and use a front-facing view when possible.

Use even light and an unobstructed face

Choose a photo where you can see the hairline and the outline beside the cheeks. Heavy shadows, a hat, hair covering the eyes or a hand across the face make those areas harder to judge. Avoid beauty filters if you want a useful comparison with your normal appearance.

Check the file before uploading

The tool accepts JPG, PNG and WebP files up to 8 MB. Each side must be at least 256 pixels, and the image must be no larger than 40 megapixels. Use a clear original rather than a small screenshot or a heavily compressed social-media thumbnail.

Compare from the same starting point

Keep the original portrait when trying another cut. A new camera angle, expression or lighting condition can change the impression of a result. The generated image may still alter fine details, so inspect it beside the original instead of treating it as an exact prediction.

A few things before the haircut.

How does the AI hairstyle changer work?

Browse the 24 style examples and select a haircut. This hairstyle changer uses AI to create a personal preview from your uploaded portrait. The edit is instructed to preserve your facial identity, original hair color, pose and background. Compare the result with your original before downloading it.

Can I try hairstyles for men and women?

Yes. Switch between Women and Men to browse 24 looks, from bobs, layers and bangs to buzz cuts, quiffs, undercuts and mullets. Each collection has its own sample model. These categories help you browse; any hairstyle can be tried on your own portrait.

Is it free to try a hairstyle?

Browsing the examples and using the comparison viewer is free. Creating a new AI preview requires an account and credits. The current credit cost is shown on the generate button area before you start. Failed edits are refunded.

Will my face stay exactly the same?

The edit is instructed to preserve your identity, but AI may still change small facial details, hair edges or background areas. Treat the output as inspiration rather than a precise prediction or an identity photo.

Does it process the photo locally?

No. Your photo is previewed in your browser, then uploaded for server-side AI editing when you choose to generate. The generated image is saved with your account and is not automatically added to a public showcase. See our Privacy Policy for data handling details.

Can I use it on my phone?

Yes. Tap any hairstyle thumbnail to see a larger style example. Upload a photo from your phone when you are ready to try it on yourself. After generation, use the slider or Original and AI preview buttons to compare, then download the result.

Can I compare a bob, a pixie and long layers on the same photo?

Yes. Keep your uploaded portrait in place and select another style. Each new personal result requires its own generation and credits. Switching between already generated cuts in the current session lets you revisit those results. Download the images you want to keep before reloading or leaving the page.

Does the preview change my hair color too?

The presets ask the edit to preserve your original hair color while changing the cut or shape. They are intended for comparing hairstyles, not for selecting a new dye color. AI may still shift color slightly because it reconstructs hair strands and lighting. Check the result against the source photo.

Can this choose the best cut for my face shape?

The page lets you compare options visually. It does not measure your face shape, diagnose your hair type or rank cuts for you. Look at the examples, try the directions that interest you, and use the result as a reference when discussing your natural texture, growth pattern and preferences with a stylist.

What should I do if the preview looks wrong?

Check that your source photo shows one clear face with the whole hair outline in view. Try a less obstructed portrait if needed. A completed edit can still have imperfect facial details or hair edges; the automatic refund applies when an edit fails, rather than to every result you decide not to use.

How to use the AI hairstyle changer

Start with a clear portrait

Choose a well-lit photo of one person. Keep your head upright and leave room around the hair. Hats, heavy shadows and hands covering the face make editing harder.

Try one cut at a time

Use All styles, Women or Men to find a starting point, then browse by cut type. Preview the sample pictures without spending credits. When you are ready, generate one personal edit from your own portrait; the current credit cost is shown before you start.

Compare, then save

Slide between the original and the AI preview, or view either photo on its own. Download the result as a visual reference for your next salon conversation.

A few things before the haircut.

How does the AI hairstyle changer work?

Can I try hairstyles for men and women?

Is it free to try a hairstyle?

Will my face stay exactly the same?

Does it process the photo locally?

Can I use it on my phone?

Can I compare a bob, a pixie and long layers on the same photo?

Does the preview change my hair color too?

Can this choose the best cut for my face shape?

What should I do if the preview looks wrong?

See a different frame for your face.

What to compare

Long bob

Pixie cut

What to compare

Blunt bangs

Hime cut

A closer cut. A different silhouette.

What to compare

Crew cut

Textured crop

What to compare

Undercut

Modern mullet

One place to compare all 24 looks.

Women’s collection

Men’s collection

A reference for a real decision.

Before a salon or barber appointment

When you want a smaller change first

When two options are hard to choose between

How to use the AI hairstyle changer

Start with a clear portrait

Try one cut at a time

Compare, then save

Give the edit a clear view of your hair.

Leave space around the whole head

Use even light and an unobstructed face

Check the file before uploading

Compare from the same starting point

A few things before the haircut.

See a different frame for your face.

What to compare

Long bob

Pixie cut

What to compare

Blunt bangs

Hime cut

A closer cut. A different silhouette.

What to compare

Crew cut

Textured crop

What to compare

Undercut

Modern mullet

One place to compare all 24 looks.

Women’s collection

Men’s collection

A reference for a real decision.

Before a salon or barber appointment

When you want a smaller change first

When two options are hard to choose between

How to use the AI hairstyle changer

Start with a clear portrait

Try one cut at a time

Compare, then save

Give the edit a clear view of your hair.

Leave space around the whole head

Use even light and an unobstructed face

Check the file before uploading

Compare from the same starting point

A few things before the haircut.