Upload a clear portrait
Choose a front-facing or three-quarter photo with visible hair, face shape, and even lighting.
Preview a haircut, length, texture, fringe, fade, or color direction on your own portrait before choosing a real-world style.
AI Hair Cut is a photo-guided image workflow for visualizing a new haircut or color on a portrait. The source photo anchors the face and current composition while your prompt describes the desired length, texture, parting, bangs, fade, volume, color, and styling.

Keep the portrait clear and describe one hairstyle direction before comparing alternatives.
Choose a front-facing or three-quarter photo with visible hair, face shape, and even lighting.
Name the cut, length, texture, parting, bangs, fade, volume, color, and styling finish you want to explore.
Review several previews side by side, then keep a useful visual reference for your stylist or profile concept.
Use clear portrait and hairstyle details to reduce ambiguity in each generated preview.

Use your permitted portrait as the visual anchor so the haircut concept appears on the intended face and composition.

Describe bobs, pixies, layers, curtain bangs, tapers, fades, curls, waves, or another specific haircut direction.

Add color, highlights, parting, volume, shine, styling, and salon-finish notes to the same focused brief.
Use generated looks as visual references for decisions, consultations, and creative portrait planning.

Bring a few focused directions to a stylist so you can discuss length, texture, maintenance, and what is realistic for your hair.

Explore how a haircut or color direction could change the look of a portrait before planning a profile update or shoot.

Test hairstyle directions for a character, creator look, mood board, or campaign portrait without reshooting each idea.
A generated preview communicates visual direction, but it cannot predict the exact result on real hair.

Confirm the face still resembles the source and inspect the hairline, ears, neck, and edges for obvious artifacts.
Check whether the intended length, fringe, layers, fade, texture, and parting are visible and internally consistent.
Discuss hair type, density, condition, maintenance, and achievable color changes with a qualified stylist.
Present the preview as inspiration, not as a guarantee that the same cut or color will look identical in real life.
The image model interprets appearance, but it cannot assess the physical behavior or condition of real hair.
A preview cannot guarantee how a haircut, texture, or color will suit you or behave after a salon service.
The model may alter face shape, skin, ears, jewelry, clothing, or background while changing the hair.
Ask a stylist about suitability, maintenance, chemical processing, and what is achievable from your current hair.
Answers about portrait inputs, haircut prompts, salon references, hair color, and realistic expectations.
Upload a clear portrait, describe the cut and color, then compare a focused set of visual references.