AI Masks: Beard Filter for Facial Hair Looks

Try facial hair looks such as stubble, goatees, fuller beards, mustaches, or a clean-shaven edit in your photo.

About these looks

AI Masks help you compare facial hair ideas in a portrait without changing your real grooming.

Use them for profile-photo ideas, character styling, or exploring a grooming direction before you try it in real life.

Choose a photo where the cheeks, jaw, chin, and upper lip are clearly visible.
Use even lighting so beard hair, stubble, or shaved areas can blend with natural shadows.
Avoid hands, scarves, microphones, or heavy shadows covering the mouth and jaw.
A straight-on or slight three-quarter portrait usually gives the clearest beard shape.
For a clean-shaven edit, use a sharp image so skin texture around the facial hair area is easier to estimate.

The edits can add facial hair, adjust visible beard coverage, or create a clean-shaven version of the image.
A goatee, short boxed beard, faded beard, or chin strap places hair in different areas and with different edge shapes.
Mustache-focused looks mainly affect the upper-lip area, while fuller beard looks add more coverage around the chin, jaw, and cheeks.
Hair color, density, and texture are estimated from the photo, so the result may vary between images.

Very low-resolution, blurred, or strongly shadowed faces can make facial hair edges less convincing.
If the mouth, chin, or jaw is covered, the AI may have to estimate hidden areas.
Side profiles or extreme angles can make symmetrical beard styles harder to place.
The result is a creative photo edit, not a prediction of real beard growth, shaving results, or how a style will look in every situation.

Can I see what a beard would look like on me?

Yes. Choose a beard or mustache look to make a photo edit you can compare with your original.

Can it remove a beard or mustache?

Yes. Choose a clean-shaven look to reduce visible beard, stubble, and mustache hair in the image.

Can I use it if I already have some facial hair?

Yes. You can try a different beard, mustache, or clean-shaven direction, though existing hair can affect how the edit blends.

Open Masks in the app and upload one clear portrait to get started.