An AI hairstyle changer keeps your face and changes your hair

An AI hairstyle changer edits the hair in your photo and leaves the rest alone. Here is what that gives you, and what it cannot know. Free to try.

A woman with gray-white hair
Before
The same woman with a silver bob
After

What does an AI hairstyle changer do?

It takes one photo of you and replaces the hair with a new cut or color, while your face stays as it is. You see yourself with the new hair in seconds. It is a preview of shape, length and color, not a forecast of how the cut will behave on your real hair.

What it changes, what it keeps, and what to trust

  1. Your face stays yours

    The point is to see a cut on you, not on a model. Your face, skin and expression stay as they are in the photo. Only the hair is replaced, so you are judging the cut against features you know well.

  2. What it changes

    Length, shape, bangs, parting and color. In Haircut Simulator you can change the cut, the color, or both. You can also keep your current color with No changes and test the cut on its own.

  3. What makes it believable

    Look at the hairline, the ears and the neck. A believable result sits naturally around them and has a thickness you could really have. If it looks pasted on, try another cut or a clearer photo.

  4. Why the photo matters

    A clear photo, facing forward, in even light, with your hair off your face, gives the tool the most to work with. A dark, blurry or tilted photo makes the hairline harder to read and the result less convincing.

  5. What it cannot know

    It cannot know your real texture, density, cowlicks or how your hair dries. A sleek bob in the catalogue does not know your hair is wavy or fine. That part belongs to you and your stylist.

Best for
Anyone who wants to see a new cut or color on their own face before deciding, especially if a big change feels risky or you cannot picture a style on yourself.
Upkeep
A preview has no upkeep. If you take a cut to the salon, ask your stylist how often it needs a trim and how much styling it takes with your hair.
Watch out for
It is a preview, not a plan. It shows an idea of the shape and color, not the way your hair will actually fall, so treat it as the start of a conversation with your stylist.

More looks to try

A woman in her fifties with long straight brown hair Before
The same woman with a chin-length bob After
A woman with short brown and gray hair Before
The same woman with an ash blonde short cut After

Change your hairstyle in the app

  1. Add one clear photo

    Face the camera in daylight, hair back from your face, no filter. This is the photo every result is built from, so take your time with it.

  2. Pick a cut

    Browse the catalogue by category, or let face analysis show cuts that flatter your face shape. You can also import a hairstyle photo from Pinterest, Instagram or Facebook.

  3. Choose a color or keep yours

    Pick a color such as Ash Gray or Auburn, or choose No changes to see only the cut.

  4. Compare with See original

    Toggle See original to check the change against your real photo. Regenerate for another take, then download or share the ones you like.

Turn a preview into a plan

  • Show the result, then describe it

    Show your stylist the look on your phone, then say it in words: the length, the bangs, the finish. A picture starts the talk and words settle the details.

  • Tell them what the photo can't

    Mention your texture, your cowlicks, how thick or fine your hair is and how it dries. Those are the things a preview cannot show, and they change what is possible.

  • Ask what they would adjust

    Your stylist may suggest a small change so the cut works with your hair type. That is not a rejection of the idea, it is how a preview becomes a cut that lasts.

Good to know.

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Does an AI hairstyle changer change my face?

It is built to keep your face and replace the hair. If anything near the hairline looks off, try a clearer, front-facing photo or regenerate the result.

Can I use a photo of a hairstyle I found online?

Yes. The hair reference feature lets you import a photo from Pinterest, Instagram or Facebook and see that cut on your own face, which is more useful than judging it on someone else.

Why does my result look a little off?

A tilted, dark or blurry photo, a hat, or hair covering your face can all make the edges harder to blend. Retake the photo in even light and try again, or try a different cut.

Can it show my hair gray or a new color?

Yes. You can pick a color for the new look, or keep the cut and change only the color. Choose No changes if you want to test the cut with the color you have now.

Is this on a website I can use on my computer?

No. Haircut Simulator is an app for iPhone and Android, and that is the only place to try it. It is free to try.