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AI Hairstyle Try-On

Try on a new hairstyle — on your own photo.

Screenshots of other people's haircuts only get you so far — the honest question is what a cut looks like on your head. Take four guided photos and the scan reads your face shape and visible hair attributes, picks three styles that may suit you, and renders them on your own front photo. Browse a library of 48 styles beyond the picks. Every preview is an illustrative styling reference to bring to your barber — not a promise of the exact result.

Start free scanHow it works
  • 4 guided angles
  • ~30 seconds
  • Private — no training
  • Free to preview

The try-on library

A few of the 48 styles you can preview.

Your scan picks three that may suit your face shape and hair — the library is there when you want to explore further.

Men's styles

Crew Cut — editorial hairstyle reference

Crew Cut

Caesar Cut — editorial hairstyle reference

Caesar Cut

Ivy League — editorial hairstyle reference

Ivy League

Low Fade — editorial hairstyle reference

Low Fade

Comb Over — editorial hairstyle reference

Comb Over

Faux Hawk — editorial hairstyle reference

Faux Hawk

Modern Mullet — editorial hairstyle reference

Modern Mullet

Undercut + Long Top — editorial hairstyle reference

Undercut + Long Top

Women's styles

Pixie Cut — editorial hairstyle reference

Pixie Cut

Sleek Straight — editorial hairstyle reference

Sleek Straight

Long Layers — editorial hairstyle reference

Long Layers

Classic Bob — editorial hairstyle reference

Classic Bob

Editorial style references from our library — illustrative examples, not client results.

How it works

Four photos. One baseline. Every change tracked.

Same four angles, every time — so each new scan compares fairly to your very first.

Top-of-crown guided scan angle

Top · Crown

Side temple guided scan angle

Side · Temple

Back-of-head guided scan angle

Back

Front hairline guided scan angle

Front · Hairline

Same four angles, every time — illustrative example

01

Front · crown · temple · back

Capture

Four guided angles in about 30 seconds — the same views every time.

02

Hairline · density · scalp

Read

AI reads each angle for hairline shape, crown density, and scalp surface.

03

Usable · limited · low-light

Qualify

Every reading shows its confidence — limited views are flagged, not guessed.

04

Your baseline, revisited

Compare

Save it, rescan later, and see exactly what moved.

Why start from a scan

A filter app guesses. A scan reads.

Most try-on apps paste a hairstyle onto any face and call it a day. The difference here is what happens before the preview.

A generic face filter

  • Pastes the same cut on every face
  • Ignores your actual hairline and density
  • No reasoning — just a novelty photo
  • Leaves you exactly as unsure as before

A matched try-on from your scan

  • Face shape read from your own front photo
  • Density, texture, and hairline read from four angles
  • Three ranked picks, each with a plain-language why
  • Previews rendered on your photo — a reference your barber can actually use

Both are previews, not promises — but only one starts from what your photos actually show.

What powers the preview

Read from your photos, matched to your hair.

Your photo, not a model's

Previews render on your own front photo — your lighting, your features — so the direction is judged on you, not on a stock face.

Hair attributes considered

Visible density, texture, and hairline shape from four angles — the practical constraints that decide whether a style actually works.

Three ranked picks first

Instead of 48 options and no guidance, you start with three styles that may suit your combination — each explained in a sentence.

Compare against today

Flip between your current look and each preview to judge the change honestly before you commit to anything.

Private by default

Photos are processed for your report and previews only — never used to train AI, never sold, never shared.

How it works

From four photos to a try-on, in a few minutes.

No quiz, no guessing your own face shape — the previews are grounded in what your photos show.

01

Take four guided angles

Top, side, back, and front — about 30 seconds with on-screen guides. The front view drives the face-shape read; the others read density, texture, and hairline shape.

02

Get your three matched picks

The scan ranks three styles that may suit your face shape and hair, each with a one-line reason — so 'may suit you' is something you can evaluate, not just trust.

03

Try them on your photo

Recommended looks render on your own front photo. Want to explore beyond the picks? Any of the 48 library styles can be previewed with credits.

04

Bring the winner to your barber

Save the preview you like and show it at the chair. It's an illustrative reference for the conversation — the final cut is always your barber's craft.

Questions

Good to know.

How does the AI hairstyle try-on work?

You take four guided photos — top, side, back, front. The scan reads your face shape and visible hair attributes, suggests three styles that may suit that combination, and renders recommended looks onto your own front photo. You judge the direction with your own eyes instead of imagining it.

Is the try-on free?

Taking the photos and previewing your report is free. The full scan — your complete report with three matched styles and try-on previews of the recommended looks — is $2.99, one scan at a time, no subscription required.

How realistic are the previews?

The preview is rendered on your actual photo, so lighting, skin tone, and face shape are yours — that already beats imagining a cut from a model's photo. It is still an illustrative styling preview: the final result depends on your hair and your barber, and nothing here promises an exact outcome.

How many hairstyles can I try on?

Your scan comes with three ranked picks matched to your face shape and hair. Beyond those, there's a library of 38 men's and 10 women's styles — buzz cuts, crops, fades, quiffs, bobs, and more. Extra looks from the library use preview credits: $1.99 covers 20 previews.

Does it work if my hair is thinning or my hairline is receding?

Yes — that's the point of scanning first. The same photos that read your face shape also read visible density and hairline signals, so the suggestions work with the hair you actually have. Many styles in the library are specifically flattering shorter cuts that barbers often suggest when a hairline is moving back.

Can I use it on my phone?

Yes. The whole flow is built mobile-first — guided camera capture, the report, and the try-on previews all run in your phone's browser. No app download needed.

Are my photos private?

Yes. Photos are processed for your report and previews only — never used to train AI, never sold, never shared for advertising.

A note on transparency

Informational and cosmetic — not a diagnosis.

ScalpAnalysis AI reads appearance-based signals and tracks visible change over time. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition.

If you have pain, sudden shedding, or signs of infection, a qualified professional is the right next step.

The report it produces

See the report before you scan.

This is the exact report format a scan unlocks — qualitative tiers, your visible features, and a confidence level on every reading. Saved as a baseline you compare against on every rescan.

Generate yours free

Your Hair Profile

Even crown coverage with a soft cowlick

Dark BrownMedium lengthStraight hairlineMinimal grayShort BeardNatural part

Density

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High

Type

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Wavy

Texture

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Medium

Shine

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Medium

Risk of Recession

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6%· Low

Hair Loss

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Minimal

Illustrative example · sample data

Related guides

Keep exploring.

AI Hairstyle RecommendationsHairstyle recommendations, matched to your face shape.
Buzz Cut SimulatorSee yourself with a buzz cut — before the clippers.
The Shaved-Head PreviewWill you look good bald? See it, don't guess it.
AI Scalp AnalysisAI scalp analysis from four guided photos.

From the blog

Go deeper.

Style & groomingBest haircuts for a receding hairline (and how to talk to your barber)No — a receding hairline doesn't shrink your haircut options; it changes which ones work. Short, textured cuts that keep contrast low (textured crop, crew cut, buzz cut) tend to flatter it, while heavy fringes and middle parts that try to hide it usually backfire. Know your hairline shape and face shape first, then give your barber specifics.
Style & groomingHaircuts for a thinning crown: what works, what backfiresA thinning crown needs a different playbook than a receding hairline. Shorter, textured cuts — a French crop, textured crop, or crew cut with faded sides — reduce the contrast that makes show-through obvious; comb-overs and extra length backfire. Wet hair and overhead light exaggerate it, and since you can't see your own crown, a dated baseline beats guessing.

Start with a baseline.

Your first 4-angle scan is free to preview — no account required to see your result.

Start free scan