Your no-regret salon plan
Meet your next haircut before the salon.
See cuts, textures, lengths, and colors on your own face—then bring a clearer idea to the chair.




Try the change.
Keep your face.
Upload one clear portrait, pin up to four references, and compare them before your next appointment.
Your new look appears here
Choose styles below, then generate a preview.New accounts receive 10 credits. Each image costs 10 credits. Generation can take a minute; failed images are refunded automatically.
A fitting room for your hair
A better way to say
“what if?”
AI Hairstyle turns vague inspiration into a visual shortlist you can actually discuss, save, and compare.
Facial continuity
You should still look like you.
The intended transformation changes the hair direction—not your identity, expression, or skin tone.
- Keeps recognizable features
- Works with the original lighting

Color confidence
Test the tone, not just the trend.
Compare natural shades and expressive colors against your complexion before committing.
Side-by-side choices
Pin a short list.
Spot the winner.
Keep up to four directions together so the differences are easy to see.



The cut library
References with
range.
From precise crops to soft layers, each direction is selected to be easy to recognize and useful in a salon conversation.
Explore all styles
Soft French Bob
short

Airy Pixie
short

Italian Bob
short

Butterfly Layers
long

Cloud Curls
texture

Silk Press
long
From selfie to salon note
Three small choices.
One clearer decision.
No prompt writing. No editing timeline. Just the details that matter for a useful hair preview.
Bring a clear portrait
Face forward, even light, hairline visible. Your normal phone camera is enough.
Pin your directions
Choose cuts and a color, then keep up to four ideas together for a fair comparison.
Create and compare
Review the results, save your favorite, and use it as a visual brief at the salon.

Made for the chair
Less explaining.
More alignment.
“A little shorter” means something different to everyone. A generated reference gives your stylist a starting point for shape, length, texture, and maintenance.
The silhouette and weight you are drawn to.
A visual boundary for what “short” means to you.
The polish, movement, and texture you expect.
Notes from the mirror
People changed their hair.
They kept the confidence.
“I took three previews to my stylist and, for the first time, we were discussing the same thing. The result felt like me—just sharper.
“The texture stayed believable, which made choosing between a taper and a longer flow much easier than scrolling through celebrity photos.
“I tested copper before spending an afternoon at the salon. Seeing it next to my skin tone gave me the confidence to book.
Before you upload
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Still deciding? Write to us and we will point you in the right direction.
Ask us anythingUse a clear, front-facing portrait in even daylight. Keep your full hairline visible and avoid hats, heavy shadows, beauty filters, or hands near your face.
A lower-risk yes
Your next haircut can start
with a preview.
One photo. A short list of looks. A clearer conversation with your stylist.
Open the look lab