Hairstyle simulator —
preview any cut on your photo.

What is a hairstyle simulator?

A hairstyle simulator lets you preview a haircut on a photo of yourself before it becomes reality. The best ones don't drop a flat overlay onto a generic head — they render the new hair onto your actual face, keeping your bone structure, hairline, skin tone and lighting so the simulation is genuinely representative of the result. Think of it as a fitting room for your hair. You can simulate a dozen looks in the time it takes to describe one to a stylist: short versus long, bangs versus no bangs, warm blonde versus cool brown. Because every simulation runs on the same face — yours — the comparison is fair, and the look you choose is one you have already seen on yourself.

How to read your simulation

• Check the face framing: watch where layers, a fringe or the cut's perimeter land on your jaw, cheekbones and collarbone.
• Judge the length against your neck and shoulders: a short crop can lengthen the neck, while heavy long layers can shorten a smaller frame.
• Look at the fringe interaction: simulate bangs specifically against your eyebrows, eye shape and forehead height before you decide.
• Factor in your hair type: overlay the simulation mentally on your real density and curl — styling effort differs a lot between fine and thick hair.
• Simulate colour under your lighting: the same shade can look warm or ashy depending on skin tone, so preview it before the dye.