Is the AI hairstyle changer free?

Plans start at $19 a month. That covers about 250 hairstyle edits. One edit costs 2 credits.

Will it keep my face the same?

Tell it to. End your prompt with what must not change: your face, expression, skin, clothes, light and background. Every cut on this page ends that way, and the face stayed the same in each.

Will my real haircut look like the preview?

Not exactly. The edit does not know how thick your hair is, how it grows or how it sits after a wash. Use the preview to pick a direction, then show it to your stylist.

Can it tell me which hairstyle suits me?

No. It shows a cut on your own photo, and you judge it. Pick two or three cuts you are weighing, start each one from your original photo, and compare them side by side.

Can I change only my hair color?

Yes. Name the new color and say to keep the same cut, length and parting. The copper edit on this page changed the length too, because its prompt asked for long waves.

Can I go from short hair to long hair?

Yes. The model draws the new length, so give it room. Use a photo that shows your shoulders and say where the hair should end, like past the shoulders or at the jaw. The bangs, copper and braids cuts on this page all grew well past the original length.

Can I point the edit at my hair only?

Yes. In the image editor, paint over your hair with the brush before you write the prompt, and the edit aims at that area. The brush guides the edit but does not lock the rest of the photo, so still end the prompt with what must stay the same.

Can men try fades, crops and beards?

Yes. Describe the sides, the length on top and the beard, like a skin fade with a short textured crop and a trimmed beard. The fade, buzz cut and gray hair above all started from one photo of the same man.

What happens to my photo?

Your upload and your results stay in your Sceneform library while your account is active, and you can delete them at any time. Sceneform does not sell them and does not use them to train AI models. To make the edit, the photo goes to the company that runs the model, under its own terms.

AI hairstyle changer Try a new cut on your own photo

Upload a selfie, name a cut or color, and see it on your own face before you book the salon.

Plans from $19 a month

A smiling woman with straight shoulder-length black hair, a white t-shirt and a plain grey wall behind her

The same woman with a short platinum blonde pixie cut

Drag the handle to compare.

One photo, six cuts

Pick one to compare

Prompt · Platinum pixie

Change the person's hair to a short platinum blonde pixie cut. Keep the person's face, expression, pose, clothes and background the same.

How to change your hairstylewith AI, in three steps

1
Upload a photo of yourself
Open the image editor and drop in a selfie. Face the camera and keep all of your hair in the frame.
2
Describe the new hairstyle
Name the cut, where it ends and the color. Then say what must stay the same: your face, expression, clothes, light and background.
3
Compare, then try the next one
Drag the slider and check the hairline, ears and edges. Start each new cut from your original photo, so every try begins from your real face.

Open the image editor

Start with a good photoIt decides how real the new hair looks

Face the camera
A straight-on shot shows your hairline, your parting and both ears.
Use soft, even light
Window light from one side works well. Hard shadows and backlight hide where your hair ends.
Keep your hair in view
Take off hats and hoods, and keep your hands out of your hair.
Frame your head and shoulders
A longer style needs room in the photo to fall into. A tight face crop leaves it nowhere to go.
Use a file the editor takes
PNG, JPG or WebP, up to 10 MB. A phone selfie is fine.

Prompts that workName the cut, then what stays

Every cut on this page came from the same kind of prompt. Here is the bob, taken apart.

The cut: Cut the person's hair much shorter into a sleek blunt bob that ends at the jawline, with the ends tucked behind one ear.
The limit: The hair must not touch the shoulders.
What stays: Keep the person's face, expression, pose, clothes and background the same.

The same woman with a sleek jaw-length bob

Her six cuts, each with its prompt

Platinum pixie
Change her hair to a short platinum blonde pixie cut. Keep her face, smile, skin, t-shirt, lighting and background exactly the same.
Blunt bob
Cut her hair much shorter into a sleek blunt bob that ends at her jawline, with the ends tucked behind one ear. The hair must not touch her shoulders. Keep her face, smile, skin, t-shirt, lighting and background exactly the same.
Natural curls
Change her hair to voluminous natural curls just past the shoulders. Keep her face, smile, skin, t-shirt, lighting and background exactly the same.
Curtain bangs
Give her long straight hair with full curtain bangs, same black color. Keep her face, smile, skin, t-shirt, lighting and background exactly the same.
Copper waves
Change her hair to long loose copper red waves. Keep her face, smile, skin, t-shirt, lighting and background exactly the same.
Dutch braids
Change her hair to two long Dutch braids. Keep her face, smile, skin, t-shirt, lighting and background exactly the same.

The same pattern on a man's photo

Original
Wavy hair to the collar and a full beard.
Fade and beard
Give him a skin fade on the sides with a short textured crop on top and a short trimmed beard. Keep his face, expression, skin, clothes, lighting and background exactly the same.
Buzz cut
Cut his hair into a short even buzz cut. Keep his face, expression, skin, clothes, lighting and background exactly the same.
Gray hair
Turn his hair and beard a natural silver gray. Keep the same cut and length. Keep his face, expression, skin, clothes, lighting and background exactly the same.

The same pattern for other asks

Color only
Change the person's hair color to honey blonde with soft highlights. Keep the same cut, length and parting. Keep the person's face, expression, pose, clothes and background the same.
Short to long
Give the person long straight hair that falls well past the shoulders, in the same hair color. Keep the person's face, expression, pose, clothes and background the same.
Updo
Put the person's hair up in a low loose bun with a few strands framing the face. Keep the person's face, expression, pose, clothes and background the same.