Describe the cut, length or colour and the model repaints the hair while leaving your face and background alone.
Hair is the hardest thing to judge from a reference photo on someone else's head, because length reads completely differently against a different face shape. Trying it on your own photo removes the guesswork before you commit to a cut you cannot undo.
Because this is a local edit rather than a fresh generation, your face, skin tone and the light in the room stay exactly as they were. Only the hair region is repainted, including the fine strands at the hairline where cheaper tools tend to smear.
Upload a clear photo: Front or three-quarter view, hair fully in frame. Good light at the hairline gives the cleanest edges.
Describe the hair: Cut, length, texture and colour: 'shoulder-length wavy bob, warm chestnut brown, same parting'. Attach a reference photo if you have one.
Compare and download: Use the before/after slider, then download at full resolution with no watermark on any plan.
Your face, new hair: Facial features are untouched, so you are judging the haircut rather than a different person.
Colour and cut separately: Test a colour on your current cut first — it isolates one decision at a time.
Reference images supported: Attach the salon photo alongside your own and the editor matches its shape and tone.
Can I try a haircut on my photo for free? Signed-in accounts get 10 free credits every day, and new users can try Pro free for 24 hours — cancel anytime.
Does it work for hair colour too? Yes, and colour-only changes are the most reliable — say 'keep the same cut, change the colour to ash blonde'.
How accurate is it for the salon? Treat it as a strong visual guide, not a promise. It shows shape and tone on your face; your stylist still decides what your hair will actually do.
Will the background change? No. The edit is confined to the hair region, so the background and clothing stay as shot.