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Haircut simulator: before and after
Upload one photo, pick a cut, and drag the slider to compare — the haircut simulator answers with your own face, not a model's.
Haircut Simulator — Test Any Haircut
Barbershop games and sticker apps don't answer the real question: how would that cut look on you? This haircut simulator runs a real image model on your photo, so you can simulate the cut before it's permanent — and compare the before and after on your own face, not a model's.
Open the haircut simulator
What Is a Haircut Simulator?
A haircut simulator swaps the haircut in your photo while leaving your face, expression, lighting and background untouched. Pick a preset like a buzz cut, bob or pixie — or describe any cut in your own words — and it returns a realistic preview of you with that cut, ready to compare side by side. Because the edit starts from your photo, the result is your face with the new cut, not a lookalike's.
Why Simulate the Cut First?
A bad haircut takes months to undo
“I made a mistake — I want my bob back” is one of the most-upvoted regrets on hair forums. Hair grows back about half an inch a month, so a cut you hate is a season of waiting. A haircut simulator moves that mistake into a photo, where undoing it costs nothing.
Games and stickers don't show your face
Much of what ranks for haircut simulator is barbershop games and sticker apps — fun, but they answer nothing about you. This haircut simulator runs a real image model on your actual photo, so the preview is your head, your hairline, your jaw.
Walk in already sure
Deciding in the chair is pressure; deciding at home with a haircut simulator preview is calm. Bring the after image with you and the conversation starts from a result you already approved.
How to Use the Haircut Simulator
From “should I get this cut?” to a side-by-side answer in under a minute.
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Upload a clear photo
A front-facing photo with your hair visible works best. Your picture stays on your account and is used only to run the simulation — nothing is published.
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Pick a cut or describe one
Choose a preset — buzz cut, pixie, bob, long layers and more — or type the exact cut you have in mind, down to the length and texture.
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Compare before and after
Drag the slider to compare, then download both halves to share with friends or show your barber at the next appointment.
Simulate the Haircut Before the Scissors
One photo, any cut — the haircut simulator shows you the after before it happens.
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Haircut Simulator FAQs
You upload a photo and pick a cut; it edits only the hair and keeps your face, lighting and background the same, then returns a before-and-after pair you can compare with a slider.
It is a real image model working on your actual photo, not a sticker overlay — hair falls where it naturally would. Treat it as a visual preview you judge with your own eyes, not styling advice.
Yes — buzz cut, pixie and bob are one-tap presets in the haircut simulator, and any other short cut can be typed as a description.
A preview starts at 10 credits depending on the model and quality tier — the price is shown next to the Generate button before you run it.
Same engine, different question: the AI hairstyle changer explores styles broadly, while the haircut simulator is about testing one specific cut before you commit. Both keep your face exactly the same.
Yes. The presets cover both — buzz cut, pixie, bob, two braids, long layers and more — and the description box takes any cut for any hair. The simulation keeps your face exactly as it is and only changes the hair.