Upload one selfie and see 180+ hairstyles and 48 hair colors applied to your own face in about a minute.
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Deciding on a new haircut usually means guessing from a photo of someone else's face; this AI hairstyle app is built to replace that guess with a preview of your own — upload one selfie, and the system analyzes jawline, forehead, and cheekbone shape before generating a photorealistic image of a chosen style applied to your actual face, accounting for lighting and skin tone.
The catalog runs deep rather than offering a handful of generic options: more than 180 hairstyles spread across categories like Fades & Tapers, Bobs & Lobs, Pixie & Short, Layers & Texture, Protective Styles, and Updos & Occasion, alongside 48 separate hair-color choices — enough range to compare a subtle color shift against a completely different cut in the same sitting.
Input requirements are deliberately low: the site states any angle and any lighting works from a single photo, and a result comes back in about a minute, which matters for anyone trying several styles back to back rather than committing time to one careful photo. It runs directly in the browser with no download required, and the site also states an iOS app is available for anyone who prefers a native app.
On the photo itself, the site states uploads are encrypted during processing, automatically deleted afterward, and never stored, shared, or used to train AI models — worth confirming that policy holds for however long is meaningful before uploading a personal photo, since this is the site's own stated policy rather than an independently audited claim. The site backs results with what it calls a 100% money-back guarantee for anyone unsatisfied, though it doesn't specify how a preview's realism might vary for unusual hair textures or very dark/light lighting extremes beyond its general 'any lighting' claim.
The site's FAQ content addresses compatibility with textured and curly hair specifically, though it doesn't publish a separate accuracy figure for those hair types versus straight hair — worth testing directly with a representative photo before relying on it for a real decision.
The site distinguishes itself from a simple filter by analyzing facial geometry — jawline, forehead, cheekbone shape — and adjusting for lighting and skin tone rather than overlaying a flat graphic, which it frames as producing a more photorealistic result than a typical social-media filter.
The site's stated requirement is a single photo — "one photo is all we need" — so it isn't described as a multi-angle comparison tool, though a user could run separate photos through separately to compare results.
Both — the site states it can be used directly in the browser with no download needed, and separately confirms an iOS app is also available.
The site states a 100% money-back guarantee: anyone unhappy with their results can contact the company for a full refund, described as "no questions asked."


