Free OnlineAI Haircut Simulator

Wondering if a new cut will suit you? Upload a clear selfie and use Mew Design - AI Design Agent as an AI haircut try-on tool. Preview bangs, bobs, fades, or curls on your own photo before booking a salon or barber visit.

How to Try a Haircut on Your Photo with AI

Start with your face, change the hair, and compare the result with your original photo.

Upload a Clear Selfie

Choose a front-facing photo in even light. Keep your face and hairline visible; tie back loose hair if it hides your features.

Describe the Cut

Tell the AI haircut simulator the length, fringe, layers, texture, or fade you want. You can upload a hairstyle reference, too.

Review and Refine

Compare the preview with your original. Use Chat Edit to adjust the fringe, volume, sides, or length while asking to keep your face, pose, and lighting consistent.

Save a Stylist Reference

Try a second option, export your preferred preview as PNG or JPG, and show it to your stylist to discuss what your hair can realistically achieve.

Why Try Haircuts with Mew Design

Try Styles on Your Own Face

Upload your portrait and ask Mew Design to edit the hair in that image. This virtual hairstyle try-on is more useful for a haircut decision than browsing styles on someone else.

Control the Details That Matter

Specify where bangs fall, how short the sides should be, or how much curl and volume to keep. The AI haircut try-on follows a plain-language description.

Bring a Reference Photo

Found a cut you like? Upload it alongside your selfie and describe which details to borrow, such as the silhouette, fringe, or taper.

Compare More Than One Cut

Explore a subtle trim and a dramatic change from the same starting photo. Compare the options before committing to a bob, pixie, fringe, or fade.

Correct the First Preview

If the hairline or face framing looks off, use Chat Edit for a focused revision. Ask for a softer fringe or a lower fade while keeping the rest of the portrait steady.

Start with Free Credits

Sign up to try the online haircut preview with free AI credits. Export a result without a watermark when you have a look worth discussing with your stylist.

Get a Better Haircut Preview From Your Selfie

Using my uploaded front-facing selfie, show me a chin-length French bob with soft curtain bangs. Keep my face, expression, skin tone, clothing, pose, background, and lighting the same. Change only the hair; keep my natural dark-brown color.

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A realistic haircut preview begins with a sharp, evenly lit photo. Look straight at the camera and avoid filters, hats, or hair covering your face.

Name the cut: Describe length, fringe, part, texture, and side or back shape instead of asking for a “better hairstyle.”
Keep the comparison fair: Ask to preserve your face, expression, color, pose, and background so you can judge the haircut itself.
Change one thing at a time: Try the cut in your natural color first; test highlights or a new shade in a separate version.
Check real-world fit: Discuss hair density, curl pattern, styling time, and upkeep with a professional; an AI preview is a visual guide, not a guaranteed salon result.

Haircut Looks to Try on Your Photo

Using my uploaded photo, try soft curtain bangs that part in the center and blend into face-framing layers. Keep my face, pose, lighting, and natural hair color unchanged.

Show me a chin-length blunt bob on my uploaded portrait, with the ends at jaw level and my current hair color. Preserve my facial features, expression, clothing, and background.

Try a short pixie cut on my photo with a soft textured top and neat sides. Keep the same face and camera angle so I can judge how short hair frames me.

On my uploaded selfie, preview a low taper fade with a textured top. Keep the fade low around the temples and neckline, and preserve my face, beard, pose, and lighting.

Show a short curly cut on my uploaded photo, keeping my natural curl pattern and hair color. Shape the sides and add light volume on top without changing my face.

Revise my haircut preview: make the fringe lighter and the hairline more natural. Keep the chosen cut, my facial features, expression, skin tone, clothing, and background unchanged.

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Frequently Asked Questions

You can start with free AI credits after signing up. Credit use depends on the generation you choose; check the current balance in Mew Design before trying more looks.

Yes. Upload a clear portrait, describe the cut or add a reference image, and ask Mew Design to edit the hair in your photo.

Use one sharp, front-facing selfie in even light. Keep your hairline and facial features visible, and avoid heavy filters or hats.

Yes. Describe the specific fringe, length, texture, or fade you want. A clear description helps the AI place the change where you expect it.

Ask the AI to change only the hair and preserve your face, pose, and lighting. Review the result closely and use Chat Edit if any facial detail shifts.

No. It helps you compare ideas, but your hair density, growth pattern, texture, and styling routine affect the real cut. Show the preview to a stylist for practical advice.

Yes. Export a preferred preview as PNG or JPG and use it to discuss the cut, fringe, length, and maintenance at your appointment.

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