AIChangeHair

AIChangeHair is a web-based AI hairstyle and hair color previewer. Upload a portrait, describe a look or pick from 180 presets, and get an edit that keeps your face and background. It also generates face-shape-aware hair reports.

AIChangeHair is a browser-based hairstyle and hair color previewer. A user uploads one portrait, states what they want changed, and the editor regenerates the hair while leaving the face, clothing, background and lighting alone. The goal is a believable preview of a haircut, fringe, length change or new shade before anyone commits to a salon appointment or a shave. Direction can come from three places. A free-text prompt handles specific requests such as layers, volume, texture or a named color. A library of 180 hairstyle presets, split into female, male and children groups, gives the model a visual reference for the silhouette. A color layer sits on top, with preset shades or a custom HEX value, and the original color can be kept. A separate report mode studies face shape and features, then proposes one hairstyle and color shown from the front, side and back, with a short explanation of why it suits the person. Each report is different, so regenerating produces a fresh suggestion. In practice the flow is short: upload, choose a task (restyle or report), pick an input method, choose a resolution of 1K, 2K or 4K, and generate. Edits typically take a minute or two, and failed generations are refunded. Results can be downloaded, linked or revisited from a gallery. The site also offers focused landing editors for looks like bob cuts, buzz cuts, bangs, beards, going bald and blonde color. The service runs in a mobile or desktop browser, with no app to install. Credits drive usage, with a small free allowance, subscriptions and one-time packs. It suits people planning a cut, salons wanting consultation mockups, and creators who need profile-photo variations. Compared with general image editors, it trades flexibility for a narrower hair-only focus, which makes prompts simpler but limits it to that one job. Results depend heavily on source photo quality.