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Pink hair filter

One photo. 1 free watermarked preview, then 1 credit for a clean image.

Before: an East Asian woman with long black hair and a gray t-shirt.After: the same woman with pink hair, length unchanged.

Three steps

  1. Upload one photo

    JPEG, PNG, or WebP, up to 8 MB. HEIC is converted in the browser. A bad file stops here.

  2. Press See this look

    Tick that the photo is you and that you are 18 or older. The button reads Waiting Ns while the image is made.

  3. Keep the file

    Download preview saves the watermark. Get the HD, no watermark buys the clean file of this result.

Why this look

  • Paint on the hair you brought

    google/nano-banana-2.1/edit on fal is prompted for pink and for restraint everywhere else.

  • Pastel, solid, and the blonde you may need first

    People sometimes want the pastel without admitting the blonde underneath it.

  • Skin, clothes, and the photo

    Pink reflects.

Pink dye, the kind that stays pink, almost always starts with bleach. The pigment is a fashion color. It needs a pale base or it turns into a muddy stain on brown and a brief sheen on black. This photo does not do that prep. It paints the length you already have. If you came here to skip the bleach and still know the truth, the truth is the part where dark hair shows through.

Paint on the hair you brought

google/nano-banana-2.1/edit on fal is prompted for pink and for restraint everywhere else. The vendor rate is $0.0336 (Google's 1K list), not your price. We ask the existing length to take on pink, and we ask the model not to perform a realistic bleach: no surprise pale base, no quietly shortened cut that would make a pastel easier to believe. Hairline, face, clothes, and background are supposed to stay. This page cannot switch to blonde or red. The AI hair color changer is the five-color chooser, and pink is not one of those five. It has its own page because the failure mode is different.

Two pinks show up, and you do not pick. Solid pink reads as one dye from a short distance. Uneven pastel looks streaked, sometimes only on the ends. On light hair, solid is more plausible, and it may still flatten into marker color. On dark hair, uneven is the more honest miss and solid is the costume. A plastic bubblegum helmet means the model prioritized the word over the hair.

Dark hair showing through is not a bug we are about to patch. A brown base under pink pigment goes mauve or rusty. A black base may only flash pink when the strand turns, with the depth unchanged. We ask the model not to lift the hair for real, because a fake bleach also tends to move the length and the hairline. If the result keeps that depth, believe the limit. If the result turns the whole head pale pink and also grows or cuts the hair to get there, it broke the request in order to look more dyed. Prefer the muddy file. It is closer to what paint does.

Pastel, solid, and the blonde you may need first

People sometimes want the pastel without admitting the blonde underneath it. The Blonde hair filter is the separate question: what a lighter base does to your face, without the pink. Run that if the face question is really about going light. Then look at pink on a photo that is already light, if you have one. Do not expect this pink page to show the grown-out roots, the breakage, or the toner appointment that a real pastel sits on top of. None of those steps are in the prompt.

Uneven pastel has a specific fake version, too. The model sprinkles identical pink dashes, evenly spaced, like a pattern fill. Real streaky pink is blotchy. It follows where the bleach took. Dashes that repeat like a textile are decoration. Solid pink's fake version is the opposite: every strand the same hue, including the baby hairs at the hairline, which then form a pink outline around the forehead that your hairline never had. Check those baby hairs. They should stay the color they were unless the dye would truly have reached them.

Length stays, including a short cut. Pink does not require long hair to be readable, though the model has seen more long pink wigs than short ones and may try to extend you. The Long hair filter is where extension belongs, as its own test. If this page lengthens you, the pink in that file is sitting on the wrong cut.

Skin, clothes, and the photo

Pink reflects. A strong pink can throw a little color onto a white collar or a cheek. A small amount of that is optics. A full recolor of the shirt, or a blush painted across the face to match the hair, is the edit leaving the hair. We ask clothes and skin tone to remain. Lips sometimes shift pinker for the same bad reason. Compare the mouth to the original before you decide the dye "brightens your face."

Photograph the hair down, in daylight, against a background that is not already pink or red. A magenta wall will make any result look more successful than the hair is. Skip a filter that has pre-tinted the photo. Hats hide the root, and the root is where dark hair betrays a fashion color first.

Adults. The checkbox is "This is me and I am 18 or older." Empty files, files over 8 MB, short edges under 256 pixels, and a blank checkbox never call the model and never charge. If the key is missing, nothing is charged and nothing is generated.

One logged-out proof: watermarked, 800 pixels on the long edge, EASYFACE on the diagonal, remembered by IP and cookie. No daily replacement. No credits for registering. HD without the watermark costs 1 credit when generation succeeds. A failure returns the credit or does not spend the proof. How to use the pink hair filter lists the controls. Other people in the frame stay local to Face blur.

FAQ

Do I have to bleach before this photo means anything?

For a pale, even pink in real life, yes, almost always. This photo will not show that process. It paints. On dark hair, expect show-through. That show-through is the useful part.

Why is the pink muddy instead of pastel?

Brown or black underneath pink pigment does not become cotton candy. A clean pastel on dark hair usually means the model invented a lightened base. Check whether the length also changed. If it did, the pastel was bought by breaking the edit.

Can I choose solid versus streaked?

No. You get one pink. Repeating dashes are a fake streak. A marker-flat helmet is a fake solid. Blotchy color with depth still visible is closer to paint on unlightened hair.

Will my roots and baby hairs turn pink?

Baby hairs sometimes get outlined in pink because the model draws a boundary. Compare them to the original hairline. A new pink edge around the forehead is a redraw, not dye wicking onto vellus hair.

Does pink change how long my hair looks?

It should not change the length at all. Apparent bulk can shift if the color adds a halo, but a new cut is a miss. Test length on the long-hair page if that is the actual question. Last updated: 2026-10-08.

Last updated 2026-10-08.