AI Hair Color Changer

Upload a clear photo, name the colour and add “same haircut, keep my face and background the same”. Seedream 5.0 Pro did this reliably across six colours in our tests, from pastel pink to jet black. Be specific — “ash blonde” or “copper red” rather than “blonde” — and use a photo in natural light, where previews look truest.

Yes, to start. A new Kenerate account gets free starter credits on sign-up, which work on free-plan models such as Flux 2 Dev. Seedream 5.0 Pro, which gave the best results in our tests, needs a one-time credit pack rather than a subscription, and credits you buy never expire. It runs online in your browser, and previews download with no watermark.

Yes. Describe the gradient and where it starts — “dark roots fading to blue and teal”, as in the ombre example on this page. Seedream 5.0 Pro kept the haircut and face the same in that edit. Add “same haircut” so only the colour changes, and show the preview to your colourist as a reference before you dye.

No, not if you say “same haircut” — none of our six Seedream 5.0 Pro colour edits changed the cut. Instruction-based editors repaint only what you name, so the hair's shape and texture stay while the colour changes, including highlights and shine. If you want a new cut as well, use the AI hairstyle changer.

Yes. The platinum blonde example on this page is a Seedream 5.0 Pro edit of a brown-haired portrait, with the same haircut and face. Name the exact shade — “ash blonde”, “honey blonde”, “platinum” — and add “same haircut”. A preview can't show what bleaching does to your hair, so take it to your colourist: big jumps from dark brown to platinum usually need bleaching, and they'll tell you what's realistic.

Only with their permission. Recolouring another person's hair still edits their likeness, so ask first and share the result only with their consent. The easiest option is your own clear photo in natural light, which also gives the truest colour preview. Prompts involving minors are always blocked.