AI Hairstyle Fit

Barbers nod at "shorter on the sides, a bit off the top" and start cutting. You find out what they made of it once the hair is on the floor. AI Hairstyle Fit edits one front photo of you, so you see one new cut on your own face first. You can add wishes about length or styling time, or leave them out and let the tool pick a direction from the photo.

The preview starts from the hair you already have and keeps its color and curl unless you ask for a change. A request that your current length cannot support gets adapted to what is there. The image model is told to change only the hair on the scalp and leave the face and background as they are, the site says.

A slider lays the new style over the original, so you can check that the face still looks like yours. Each run gives one cut, and another direction starts over with new wishes. A second AI step reads the finished picture and writes a barber card with cutting notes for each part of the head, plus styling steps for home.

You download the card and bring it to the appointment, where the barber checks what one front photo cannot show. The privacy policy says photos and results are deleted from the site 24 hours after upload. The outside provider that makes the image may keep data for a different period.