Cut and color together
Test a new silhouette and a new shade in the same preview, or keep your current color.
AI hairstyle changer
Try a New Haircut Before the Salon
Upload one clear portrait, choose a haircut and optional color, then generate a realistic preview that keeps your face, expression, clothing, and background recognizable.
Choose your new look
Front-facing portraits with clear lighting and visible hair usually give the most useful previews.
Upload your portrait
Front-facing JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, or HEIF
Select hairstyle
Advanced styles
ProHair color
Output framing
Matches the first source image to protect the original crop.
Synthetic example board
Realistic transformations
Change the hair, keep the person
A useful hairstyle preview should still look like the person in the source photo. The edit focuses on cut, length, texture, bangs, and color while preserving facial features, expression, skin tone, clothing, pose, and the surrounding scene.
Use the result as a visual conversation starter before a salon visit. Hairlines, fine curls, flyaways, highlights, and hair that crosses the face deserve a close review before you decide on a final look.
Identity-aware editing
The prompt explicitly protects the face, expression, pose, clothes, and background.
Multiple style directions
Compare short, layered, straight, curly, and fringe-led looks from one portrait.
Salon-ready references
Download a clear visual you can discuss with a stylist before making a permanent change.
Real examples
Compare more cuts before the salon
Six original synthetic portraits show complete faces, hairlines, and shoulders. Every card contains a faithful before-and-after haircut comparison without cropping the subject.
How it works
How to use AI hairstyle changer
Follow the short workflow, then inspect the generated details before using or publishing the result.
Upload a clear portrait
Choose a well-lit photo where the face and current hairline are easy to see.
Choose style and color
Pick the haircut direction, then keep your shade or test a different color.
Generate and compare
Review the preview, try another combination, and download the most useful reference.
Practical workflows
Use the result in your next visual workflow
Keep the generated image as a reviewable draft, reference, or finished asset according to the needs of the job.
Salon planning
Avoid haircut regret
Visualize a major change before the appointment and bring a concrete reference to your stylist.
Color planning
Test color without damage
Explore copper, blonde, platinum, brunette, black, or creative colors before dyeing.
Profile refresh
Preview a new profile look
Compare hairstyle directions for a headshot, creator profile, or personal brand update.
Special occasions
Plan a polished event style
Use a preview to narrow down an event, wedding, graduation, or formal hairstyle.
Review notes
Inspect the hairline, texture, and identity
Realistic hair editing is detail-sensitive. Zoom in before using the preview as a decision reference.
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facial features and expression remain unchanged
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hairline and parting connect naturally
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curls, strands, bangs, and flyaways look believable
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new color matches the source lighting
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ears, glasses, jewelry, and shoulders stay intact
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the result does not resemble a different real person
FAQ
AI hairstyle changer FAQ
Practical answers about source images, generated results, rights, and review.
Can I change both the haircut and hair color?
Yes. Choose a haircut and an optional color before generating. Select Keep current color when you only want to test the cut.
What portrait works best?
Use a sharp, well-lit, front-facing portrait with minimal obstruction around the face and hair. Avoid heavy motion blur or hats when the hairline matters.
Does it support textured or curly hair?
It can generate textured and curly styles, but fine curl patterns and edges should always be reviewed closely.
Will the AI change my face?
The prompt tells the model to preserve identity, expression, skin, pose, clothing, and background. Generative edits can still drift, so compare the result with the source.
Can I use the result at a salon?
Yes, as a visual reference. A stylist can help translate the generated idea into a cut and color suitable for your actual hair.
Related tools
Continue your image workflow
Move from this focused edit into the next photo or fashion task.
01
AI white background
Upload a product, portrait, or catalog image and replace the original scene with a polished white backdrop while keeping the subject intact.
02
AI object remover
Upload a photo, paint over the person, object, text mark, or clutter that should go, and let AI rebuild the selected part of the scene naturally.
03
AI virtual try-on
Upload one model photo and one flat garment image. Generate a realistic on-model preview that keeps the person, pose, face, hair, and scene consistent.
04
AI Outfit Extractor
Separate the clothing already visible in a person photo into a clean fashion board.
Start with your image
See your next haircut before making the cut
Upload a portrait, choose a direction, and create a hairstyle reference in one short workflow.