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Try on hairstyles

Nine haircuts and hair colors on your own face in one grid, so you can pick a look before the salon.

Try on hairstyles: example 1
Format
1:1
Cost
4 πŸ’Ž

What photo works

  • Upload a front-facing photo in even light. Keep hair off your face and take off any hat.

About this template

This template shows nine hairstyle ideas on the same face. The 3Γ—3 grid changes length, styling, shape, and color, from a short cut to long waves and bright shades. Face, expression, clothing, and background are meant to stay consistent so the options are easier to compare. It is a visual try-on to discuss with a stylist, not a precise prediction of how your hair will behave after cutting or dyeing.

Upload a front-facing photo in even light. Keep hair off the face and remove any hat so the model can see your hairline, face shape, and eyes. A strong side angle or group picture makes the nine-cell comparison less consistent. After generation, inspect whether facial features and lighting are the same across every option; grids can introduce small differences beyond the hair.

The result is one square 1:1 file containing nine views, not nine separate photographs. One run costs 4 πŸ’Ž. You can crop a favorite look from the grid, though it will have less detail than a full-size standalone portrait.

Use the sheet as a reference for a hairstylist, to ask friends for opinions, or to compare lengths and colors yourself. Before changing your real hair, discuss texture, maintenance, and the practicality of the chosen shade with a professional.

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload a photo

    Choose a suitable source image from your device.

    Upload a front-facing photo in even light. Keep hair off your face and take off any hat.

  2. 2

    Run the template

    The prompt, model, and settings are already configured for the intended result.

    Create for 4 πŸ’Ž

  3. 3

    Download the result

    Your finished creation will appear in your feed after processing.

    Format 1:1

Questions

Will I receive nine separate files?
No. The nine looks appear in one square 3Γ—3 sheet that you can download and crop if needed.
Will my face change between looks?
The prompt asks for the same face and expression in every cell. Inspect the grid, as small differences can still appear.
Which photo should I upload?
A front-facing portrait in even light, with a clear face and no hat.
Can I use this as exact haircut instructions?
Treat it as a visual reference. Discuss the actual cut, color, and upkeep with a stylist who can assess your hair.