It's free to start: every new account gets 5 free credits, enough to fully preview 2 styles from the 200+ library, no credit card required. To get the most accurate preview, upload a clear, front-facing photo with your hair pulled back from your forehead and jawline — the AI reads your hairline and face shape from that image, so the more of it the camera can see, the more accurate the result.

Start with your face shape and hair texture. If you are not sure of your face shape, run your photo through the Face Shape Detector first, then tap two or three styles in the gallery above and compare them side by side on the same photo. Seeing a cut on your own proportions is more reliable than judging it on someone else.

Round: add height and angles — a wolf cut, a long layered bob or an angular pixie; avoid blunt chin-length bobs.

Square: soft, textured layers — a wavy shag, loose waves or curtain bangs.

Oval: almost anything works, so choose by texture and how much styling you want.

Heart: balance a wider forehead with curtain bangs, a chin-length bob or a pixie.

Long: add width, not length — a blunt bob, curtain bangs or waves that land at the jaw.

Diamond: soften the cheekbones with a layered short bob or curtain bangs.

New accounts get 5 free credits, shared across the whole 200+ style library rather than per style. Each generated style costs 2 credits, so those 5 credits fully cover 2 previews — it's worth narrowing to your top 2 real candidates first, using the style gallery above, rather than spending credits one at a time

No — the full generator runs in your browser, with no download required. The app adds a few extras on top, like saving looks for offline access, but isn't necessary to try any of the 200+ styles.

Yes — it runs in your mobile browser with no app required. For the clearest results, upload the original photo from your camera roll rather than a screenshot or a heavily compressed download, since fine hairline detail is the first thing to blur when an image gets compressed.

The generator maps each style to your specific face shape, hairline, and lighting rather than overlaying a generic template, so the preview reflects how the cut or color would actually sit on you. Think of it as a styling reference to bring to your appointment, not a guarantee down to the millimeter — hair thickness and a stylist's technique still affect the final result.

For more on how to test a drastic change before you book a salon appointment, see our guide: Try a New Haircut Before You Commit.

Yes. Use "Upload Hairstyle" to add a reference photo — a magazine clipping, a Pinterest save, a friend's selfie — and the AI maps that cut and color onto your own photo. One caveat: if the reference style is noticeably longer than your own hair, the preview can match the color and shape but can't add real length the way extensions would — pair it with the Clip-In Extensions preview for that comparison instead.

Yes — after previewing a cut, switch to the hair color tool on the same photo. As a general rule with AI color previews, results read most accurately on hair close to its natural undertone; if your hair is heavily processed or color-treated, the preview near your roots can look slightly different from your mid-lengths, since the tool maps color onto the tone it detects in the photo.