AI Masks: Hair Filter for Styles and Colors
Try new haircuts, textures, colors, bangs, braids, longer hair, and styled looks in your own photo.
About these looks
Use these AI Masks to explore hair ideas before a cut, color appointment, or styled photo. They create hair-focused edits on your portrait, so you can compare options without making a real change.
You can compare face-framing options like curtain bangs, layered looks such as a wolf cut, or a shorter pixie-style cut, along with color and texture changes.
Photo guidance
- Choose a front-facing or three-quarter portrait where your hair and hairline are easy to see.
- Use even light; harsh shadows or colored lighting can affect color and strand detail.
- Keep hats, hoods, hands, and large accessories away from the hair area.
- Leave room above and around the head if you want longer, fuller, or tied-back styles.
- For bangs or short cuts, pick a photo where the forehead and sides of the face are visible.
What to expect
- Haircut edits usually change the visible outline, fringe, layers, and ends of the hair.
- Color edits are designed with highlights, shadows, and tonal variation instead of a flat fill.
- Texture edits add visible strand patterns and volume, such as curls, waves, crimping, or braided structure.
- Length and pulled-back edits may approximate hidden sections based on the camera angle.
Limitations
- Very dark, blurry, cropped, or backlit hair can make color and texture less clear.
- If hair is covered by a hat, hood, hand, or heavy accessory, the missing shape may be guessed rather than matched.
- Glasses, earrings, and busy backgrounds near the hair can lead to uneven edges or unexpected blending.
- These are artistic photo edits, so a real cut, dye, extensions, or styling service may look different.
Frequently asked questions
Can I try different hairstyles in one photo?
Yes. You can compare separate hair ideas such as style, color, length, or texture edits on a portrait.
Can I add bangs without changing all my hair?
Bangs-focused edits are meant to add fringe that blends with the visible length, though nearby hair may shift to make the fringe fit.
Will the edit change my face too?
The AI Masks are intended to focus on the hair area. Review borders around the forehead, ears, and jaw, where hair edits can affect nearby details.
Ready to try a new look?
Open Masks in the app and upload one clear portrait to get started.
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