AI Hairstyle Changer

The model reads the shape of your head and the light in your photo, then redraws only the hair on top of it — the face, the skin, and the expression underneath are left alone. That is why a sharp, front-facing picture matters: the more clearly it can see the hairline, the more naturally the new look sits.

No. Signing up adds free credits, and a run that fails is refunded automatically (unless it broke the content policy). After that, each edit spends credits based on the resolution and the number of images, and the estimate is always on screen before you commit.

Yes — leave the style open instead of naming one and you get a suggestion rather than an instruction. Ask for a random cut that suits this face, or name a direction without a shape (something shorter, something with more volume, a style I would not normally pick) and let it choose. This is the better way in when you do not already know what you want, because the generator is picking against your actual face rather than against a lookbook.

One clear, front-facing shot with even light and your whole head in frame. Avoid hats, heavy shadows, and photos where the hairline is cropped — the model has to see where hair ends and forehead begins.

Yes. Say both in the prompt — for example a shoulder-length layered cut in a warm copper. Colour and length are handled in the same pass, so you do not need two runs.

Yes, and it is often the most dramatic use of the tool, because there is nothing to remove first. Going the other way — from long hair to a crop — can leave faint traces if the original photo has hair falling across the shoulders, so mention that you want it fully removed.