AI hairstyle changer: try it before the salon

An AI hairstyle changer is a photo tool that gives the person in your picture a new haircut or hair color. You pick the look — a preset style, a photo of a haircut or a text description — and a generative image model redraws the hair to fit your hairline, head shape and lighting, while your face, features and background stay the same.

You can start for free. New accounts get 20 free credits with no credit card, and each AI hairstyle costs 10 credits, so you can try 2 looks before paying anything. Free downloads carry a watermark. The face shape detector and other style tools on this site are free with no sign-up.

There is no app to download — the hairstyle changer runs in your web browser. You can upload a photo and choose a style without signing in. When you press generate, you create a free account so your credits and results are saved to you.

Yes. It works in mobile browsers such as Safari on iPhone and Chrome on Android. Take a selfie or choose one from your camera roll; large phone photos are resized on your device before upload, so uploads stay quick.

Most results are ready in about 10–20 seconds. If the generator is busy or a run fails, the credits go back to your balance automatically and you can try again.

There are 65 preset hairstyles — 40 for women and 25 for men — and 16 hair colors plus a custom color picker. With a hairstyle photo or a text description, the number of looks is open-ended. Each image costs 10 credits; the Pro plan covers 200 images a month.

A clear, well-lit photo of one person facing the camera, with the hair and hairline visible and nothing covering them — no hat, hood or hands. Daylight from in front of you works best. JPG, PNG or WebP up to 25 MB; a recent phone selfie is ideal.

The model is instructed to change only the hair and keep your face, identity, skin tone, pose, background and lighting exactly the same, so the before and after shows the haircut rather than a different person. Generative models aren't perfect: if a result shifts a feature, run it again or use a sharper, front-facing photo.

With a sharp, evenly lit photo, results look like real photos: strands, roots, parting and shadows follow your head and the light in the picture. Realism drops with blurry, dark or heavily filtered photos, extreme angles, or hair hidden under a hat.

No preview can promise that. The real result depends on your hair's density, texture and growth pattern, and on your stylist. Use the preview to choose a direction, show it to your stylist, and ask how that cut will behave with your hair.

Try another style, color or photo — each run is a fresh attempt and small differences between runs are normal. You can delete results you don't want from your history. Credits are refunded for failed runs, not for results you dislike, so start with a good photo.

You can use a photo of another adult who has agreed to it; photos of minors are not allowed. Use photos with one person in them — crop a group shot down to the person you want to restyle so the AI knows whose hair to change.

Glasses are usually fine as long as your eyes and hairline are visible. Hats, hoods, headbands and large clips hide the hairline the AI needs, so take them off. Hair tied back is fine, and can even help when you want to try a much shorter cut.

Yes. The library includes box braids, cornrows, locs, Senegalese twists, a twist-out, Bantu knots, an afro puff, a tapered afro, a curly top fade and 360 waves, alongside curly bobs and spiral curls. You can also describe your own curl pattern, for example “shoulder-length 4C coils, defined twist-out”.

Yes. There are 25 men's hairstyles in 5 groups — short cuts, classic, quiffs and fringes, medium and long, and curly and textured — including the buzz cut, crew cut, French crop, classic fade, pompadour, faux hawk, modern mullet, man bun and 360 waves. You can also describe a fade height or the length on top in words.

Yes. Choose Hairstyle photo, upload a clear picture of the haircut you like, and the AI recreates its length, shape and color on your face. Pick a photo where the whole haircut is visible and well lit. Only the hairstyle carries over — the person in the reference photo doesn't appear in your result.

Yes — this is the most common reason people use an AI hairstyle changer. Try a pixie cut, French bob or buzz cut, or add curtain, wispy, blunt or side-swept bangs, and see the result in seconds instead of spending months growing out a cut you don't like.

Yes. Choose a long style such as long layers, Hollywood waves or sleek straight hair, or describe the length you want. A haircut can't add length, so treat the result as a preview of growing your hair out or of what extensions could look like.

Yes. The Color only tab keeps your haircut exactly as it is and changes the shade. Choose from 16 colors — including jet black, chestnut, auburn, copper, honey blonde, platinum, silver grey, cherry red, pastel pink, lavender, balayage and blue highlights — or use the custom color picker to match a box dye.

Yes. Pick any hairstyle and then a hair color below it, or write both in one description, like “long layers with curtain bangs, copper”. Leave the color on “No change” to keep your own shade, or on “AI recommended” to let the model choose a natural color that suits you.

Name the length, cut, texture, fringe and color, roughly in that order: “collarbone-length lob, soft waves, curtain bangs, light brown”. For men, add the fade or taper and the length on top: “textured crop, low skin fade, short on top”. Short, specific prompts beat long lists of adjectives.

Start with the free face shape detector, which measures your selfie in your browser and labels your face oval, round, square, heart, diamond, oblong or triangle. Then try two or three of the cuts suggested for that shape in the AI hairstyle changer to see them on your own face.

Your uploaded photo is resized in your browser, sent to our AI image provider to create the result, and not stored by us afterwards. The finished images are saved to your private account history. We don't sell your data or show third-party ads.

No. Your photos are used only to create the result you asked for. We don't use them to train AI models.

Yes. Delete any result from your history at any time, or delete your account from the settings page to remove your results and account data.

Every result can be downloaded. Images made with free credits carry a watermark. On the Pro or Ultra plan, or after buying a credit pack, you can download without the watermark.

Images created on a paid plan or with a credit pack carry no watermark and can be used commercially, for example on social media, in salon marketing or in ads. Free downloads are for personal use. Only publish images of people who agreed to it.

Yes. Stylists and barbers use it in consultations to show a client a cut or color on their own photo before picking up the scissors. Ask for the client's consent before uploading their photo. Pro and Ultra give you 200 or 1,000 watermark-free images a month.

Each image costs 10 credits. After your 20 free credits, Pro is $9 a month for 200 images, Ultra is $29 a month for 1,000 images, and a one-time pack of 1,000 credits (100 images) costs $5.

Credits don't expire: unused Pro credits roll over, and pack credits stay until you spend them. If a generation fails or our safety check blocks it, the credits go straight back to your balance.

Yes. Manage or cancel your plan from the billing page. It stays active until the end of the period you paid for, and nothing renews after that.