How accurate is the AI short hair filter?

The tool renders each haircut on your real photo while keeping your face, skin tone, and the original background intact. Results are close enough to make a confident salon decision — though a sharp, well-lit photo will always give you a sharper preview.

Can I preview a new hair color at the same time?

You can change cut and color in the same prompt. Try a chin-length bob in honey blonde or a pixie in platinum to see the full transformation before booking either service.

Does it work for short curly hair?

Yes — there's a dedicated texture setting for curly, coily, and wavy hair. Pick "Curly" or "Coily" in the prompt and the cut will render with a realistic curl pattern instead of defaulting to straight hair.

How do I see how I would look with short hair?

Upload a clear, front-facing photo and describe the cut — style (bob, pixie, buzz), length, and texture. Generate, and you'll see your own face with the new haircut in seconds.

Short Hair Filter

Use the AI short hair filter to see how you'd look with short hair before the salon. Pick style, length, texture, and color in one prompt.

Examples

Short Hair Filter: See Yourself With Short Hair Before the Cut

The Short Hair Filter shows you exactly how short hair looks on your face before you ever sit in the salon chair. Cutting short is a leap and a bad cut takes months to grow out — so test the bob, pixie, lob, or buzz on one photo first and walk into your appointment knowing what you want.

How to Use

Upload a clear front-facing photo of yourself with your full face visible.
Describe the haircut you want to try — pick the style, length, and texture in the prompt.
Add color, bangs, and finish details if you want to preview a full makeover.
Generate and compare results. Save your favorites and bring them to your stylist.

Key Features

Try Any Short Haircut on Your Own Face

Test a classic bob, pixie cut, buzz cut, lob, shag, or French crop without booking a consultation. The short hair filter renders each cut on your actual face, so you can judge fit before you commit at the salon.

Length Control From Lob to Buzz

"Short" covers a range — ear-length all the way to fully cropped — so pick exactly how much length comes off: jaw-length, chin-length, above-the-shoulder, or buzz. An inch in either direction changes the whole shape of your face, so it pays to see the exact length before you commit.

Short Curly Hair Filter Built In

Curly and coily hair behaves differently from straight — a bob that looks sharp on straight hair can frame the face completely differently with curls. Switch texture to wavy, curly, or coily and preview a curly bob or tight crop the way it'll really land on you.

Use Cases

Pre-Salon Planning

Walking in with a screenshot beats trying to describe "kind of a short bob, but not too short" to your stylist. Generate two or three short hair filter previews, pick the one that works, and hand it over at your appointment.

Big Change Without the Regret

A pixie or buzz cut is a months-long commitment. Preview the cut on your own face first — if it doesn't sit right, you've found that out for free, not while staring into the salon mirror.

Content and Profile Refresh

Planning a new look for Instagram, a dating profile, or a LinkedIn headshot? Try the cut on your photo first, then animate it into a reveal video — post it before you've even booked the appointment.