Upload a photo and see a cut, colour or fade on your own head — your face, your hairline, your proportions.
60 free credits on signup. No card required.
A haircut looks completely different on a magazine model than it does on you, and the gap between the two is the reason so many salon visits end in regret. This tool applies a hairstyle to your actual photo: it works from your hairline, your face shape, the density and texture of the hair you already have, and how you hold your head. That means a blunt bob renders against your jaw and not someone else's, and a fringe sits where your forehead actually is. It is also a communication tool. Describing a cut in words is unreliable; handing your stylist an image of the cut on your face removes the ambiguity that produces "that is not what I meant".
See a big chop before you make it — long to bob, bob to pixie, or growing it out without the awkward months.
Test balayage, a full colour change or a subtle gloss against your own skin tone before booking a four-hour appointment.
Compare a low, mid and high fade, plus beard pairings, on your own head shape.
Curtain bangs, a blunt fringe or face-framing layers rendered against your forehead and cheekbones, not a model's.
Only the hair changes. Features, skin and expression stay exactly as they were, so you are judging the cut and nothing else.
Straight, wavy, curly and coily textures render as that texture. A style is shown as it would fall on your hair, not idealised straight hair.
Styles are placed against your real hairline, including a receding or high one, which is where most previews fall apart.
Generate several options and put them next to each other rather than trying to remember what the first one looked like.
Download the result and show it at the chair — far more precise than a name or a description.
A few credits per look versus months of growing out a decision you regret.
Upload a clear photo
Front-facing, good light, whole head in frame.
Describe the cut
Length, shape, fringe, fade, colour — in plain words.
Compare and save
Generate a few, pick a favourite, take it to the salon.
60 free credits on signup — enough to try several styles on your own photo.
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