Hairstyles to try on your photo

Seven looks live here, and they are not interchangeable nicknames.

The Buzz cut filter draws clipper stubble and a visible hairline. It is one buzz, not a #1 versus #2 menu, and not a skin fade. If the crown comes back bare, the run drifted.

The Bald filter is skin. Shine, pores, the skull with no pepper. Do not feed it a buzz photo and expect the last millimeters to vanish cleanly. Do not call stubble a bald result.

The Bangs filter adds a fringe and should leave your length category alone. Curtain versus a full band is not a switch. A cowlick may be combed flat, which is the optimistic case.

The Short hair filter means above the ears and off the neck, still hair, not a shave. A chin-cropped selfie throws away the neckline and the sideburns.

The Long hair filter is one evening of length. Growing it is still years, and fine hair will not automatically become the thick sheet the model prefers.

The Curly hair filter is clumps, shrinkage, and frizz the generator may invent. It is an enum on the hair-change model.

The Perm filter is not that enum. There is no perm value on hair-change, and we do not substitute wavy_hair. A perm here is a prompt for regular roller-set S-waves, more uniform than genetic curl. If you cannot tell the two results apart, the perm missed.

Hair color keeps the cut and swaps the pigment. Doing both in one file hides which change moved your face. Color refuses the hair-change model, because an empty hairstyle there defaults to long hair. Run the cut here and the dye on its own page.

Facial hair keeps the scalp hair and edits the jaw. A buzz plus a beard is two requests. One combined prompt hands you a new skull and a new jaw with no idea which failure mattered. Bangs are not short hair. Short hair is not a buzz. A buzz is not bald. Curly is not a perm. We ask the model to hold the face, ears, clothes, and background. When the nose moves, discard the haircut.

Logged-out visitors get one watermarked preview for looks, not one per haircut. The long edge is 800 pixels, with EASYFACE on a diagonal, remembered by IP and cookie. It does not come back the next day, and an account adds no signup credits. HD has no watermark and costs 1 credit, one successful image. A failure refunds the credit or leaves the free preview unused.

Packs are $9.90 for 40 credits and $14.99 for 80 credits. The 80-credit pack is the one to start from if you will compare several cuts. Monthly is $9.90 for 60 credits that reset each cycle: no rollover, cancel anytime, no proration, no yearly plan.

Empty files, files over 8 MB, images with a short edge under 256 pixels, and a missing "This is me and I am 18 or older" checkbox never call the model and never charge. A missing model key fails the same way. These are adult faces only.