Facial hair to try on your photo

The Beard filter adds a short natural beard, cheeks included. The beard-change endpoint 404s, so this is an edit prompt. Patchy cheeks are often filled more evenly than two months of growth will manage. Judge the neck line and the cheek line. A beard to the chest ignored "short." A bare jaw is not this page's outcome.

The No beard filter removes beard and stubble, so the input has to wear some. A bare upload invites the model to invent a smoother jaw. The hidden jaw returns. A pale tan line may appear, or get graded away. Neither is a promise about the morning after a real shave.

The Mustache filter is the upper lip only. Width follows the mouth. The gap under the nose should usually stay partly visible. Hair on the chin or the cheeks means the run left its address. Using the beard page and trying to ignore the cheeks is the wrong workaround. You will remember the cheeks.

The Goatee filter is chin and lip, then bare skin. Cheek hair is a miss, not a fuller goatee. A line creeping up to the sideburn is a miss. A long paintbrush point below the jaw is the model overshooting. If the lip is missing, it failed toward a chin patch. If the chin is missing, it failed toward a mustache.

A single prompt that says "facial hair" lets the model pick the full beard, because that is the shape it has seen most. People who want only the lip then spend the run on cheeks they meant to keep bare. Splitting the tools makes the miss detectable. You can point at hair in a region the prompt forbade. On a combined slider you would talk yourself into the extra hair.

We ask every edit to keep the face recognizable, the scalp hair, the clothes, and the background. A beard does not come with a new nose. Identity is a request. Compare the eyes and ears, outside the edited zone, before you trust the new cheek edge.

Adults only, your own face, confirmed with "This is me and I am 18 or older." Empty files, files over 8 MB, short edges under 256 pixels, and a skipped checkbox never reach the model and never charge. The logged-out watermarked preview is one across looks, not one per facial-hair page. HD without the watermark is 1 credit for a successful image. Failures return the credit or spare the preview.

A full beard is a poor input for a mustache or a goatee: deletion and drawing in one pass leaves cheek stubble. A bare face is a poor input for removal. A hat shadow makes a mustache a guess. Collar up, and a beard's neck line has nowhere honest to land.

Decide which region must stay skin. If the answer is "nothing, cover the cheeks," use the beard. If the answer is "everything but the lip," use the mustache. If the answer is "cheeks stay bare, chin and lip do not," use the goatee. If the answer is "take it all off and show me the jaw," use removal, and bring a photo that still has the hair.