Try On Hairstyles Online Free with an AI Hairstyle Changer

Upload a clear, front-facing photo with your hair visible, name the hairstyle precisely and ask the model to keep your face, expression and background the same. Seedream 5.0 Pro did this reliably across nine styles in our tests. Say “chin-length bob with blunt bangs” rather than “short hair”, and try length, texture and styling separately.

Yes. A new Kenerate account gets 25 credits, and the free plan runs Flux 2 Dev and Qwen Image 3.0 (plus a few other Flux 2 and Qwen models). A hairstyle edit costs 3 credits on Flux 2 Dev — about 8 free try-ons — or 9.9 on Qwen Image 3.0, about 2. When the 25 credits are used, more come from a one-time credit pack (no subscription; credits never expire), which also unlocks Seedream 5.0 Pro and Nano Banana 2.1. It runs in the browser, and results download with no watermark.

Yes — the free plan above is a free haircut try-on: upload your photo, write the cut (“give me a low taper fade, keep my face and background the same”) and run it on Flux 2 Dev or Qwen Image 3.0. The fade and curtain bangs in the gallery were made exactly that way. Free-plan models are a little less exact about faces than Seedream 5.0 Pro: on the Flux 2 Dev fade the jaw came out slightly wider, so compare with your original before you book.

A virtual haircut try-on redraws the hair on your own photo so you can see a cut before it happens. It's a good guide to shape, length and fringe, not a promise: your real hair's texture, density and cowlicks decide what a stylist can actually do, and the AI can't know them. Use a front-facing photo in even light, try two or three cuts side by side, and treat the result as a reference to discuss with your stylist.

No. Kenerate runs in the browser on phone or desktop — upload a photo in the Image Studio and type the cut. Many hairstyle try-on apps offer a handful of preset styles free and charge for the rest; here you can describe any cut, and the free credits work on the free-plan models.

Yes. The buzz cut, slicked-back undercut and man bun on this page are Seedream 5.0 Pro edits of the same male portrait, and his face, stubble and background stayed the same. Name the cut precisely and add “keep my face, expression and background the same”, exactly as you would for any other hairstyle.

No, not if you say so: add “keep my face, expression, clothing and background the same”. In our nine Seedream 5.0 Pro test edits the face didn't change. Instruction-based editors redraw only what you describe — length, texture, parting — and leave your face and skin tone as they were. Use a clear, front-facing photo for the best result.

Yes — it only edits a photo, so nothing happens to your real hair until you have seen the preview. The model redraws just the hair you describe and keeps your face, expression and background when you ask it to. Use your own photo or one you have permission to edit, share results only with consent, and remember that prompts involving minors are always blocked.

A hairstyle changer edits your own photo: it redraws the hair and keeps your face. A hairstyle generator makes a new picture from words alone, so the person in it is fictional. Use the generator for ideas and mood boards, then the changer to see the cut you picked on yourself. On Kenerate both happen in the same Image Studio — upload a photo to edit it, or leave the upload empty to generate.

Yes. Describe the cut, length, texture and the kind of person — “studio portrait of an adult woman with a layered shag and curtain bangs, soft light” — and the model draws a fictional person with that hairstyle. It's useful for comparing ideas or showing a stylist a look, but it can't tell you how the cut sits on your face; for that, upload your own photo.

Not on Kenerate — it doesn't analyse your face shape or recommend cuts. Some try-on apps classify face shape, but their suggestions are rules of thumb. The more reliable test is to put two or three candidate cuts on your own photo side by side and take the one you like to your stylist.

Only with their permission. A hairstyle preview still edits another person's likeness, so ask first and share the result only with their consent. The simplest option is your own clear, front-facing photo, which also gives your stylist the most useful reference. Prompts involving minors are always blocked.

In Google's Gemini app, attach a selfie and describe the cut — the image model behind it is Nano Banana. The same model family runs in Kenerate's Image Studio as Nano Banana 2.1: upload your photo, paste one of the Gemini hairstyle prompts on this page, and the edit costs 21 credits at 1K. Either way, the sentence that matters is “keep my face, expression, clothing and background exactly the same”.

One precise style plus one identity line: “Give me a chin-length Italian bob with a soft side part. Keep my face, expression, skin tone, clothing, pose, lighting and background exactly the same.” Swap the first sentence for any cut — the twelve prompts above cover bobs, bangs, fades, braids and colour changes. For comparing many cuts at once, use the nine-style grid prompt and then re-run your favourite on its own.