Hairstyles You Can Actually Try On
Most hairstyle galleries stop at inspiration photos of strangers. This one is different: you can preview these hairstyles on your photo with AI, in any of 13 hair colors. Browse the featured hairstyles below, or dig into the full 55 hairstyles in the library. From short hairstyles that take seconds each morning to braided hairstyles that take hours, the point is the same — see it on yourself first.
Featured Hairstyles
These hairstyles have full dedicated pages: a locked-in try-on tool, a wall of the hairstyle rendered in every color, face-shape guidance, and styling notes — so you can try these hairstyles on your photo before a single snip. New hairstyles are added regularly.

























Buzz Cut — One of the most decisive hairstyles: clipper-even all over, zero styling, all jawline.
Braid — The oldest of all hairstyles — from a simple three-strand plait to protective box braids.
Mohawk — The loudest of all hairstyles: shaved sides, an upright strip, an unmissable silhouette.
Bob Cut — One of fashion's most enduring hairstyles — jaw-length, geometric, endlessly adaptable.
Cornrows — Protective hairstyles braided flat against the scalp in sculptural rows, with deep cultural roots.
Crew Cut — Among men's short hairstyles, the three-minute-morning classic.
French Braid — Of all braided hairstyles, the most versatile: gym, office, or wedding.
Dreadlocks — Among protective hairstyles, the most patient: rope-like locs that mature over months and years.
Afro — The most architectural of natural hairstyles — a rounded halo shaped by pick, patience, and shrinkage.
Undercut — One of the sharpest men's hairstyles: clipped sides, long top, instant contrast.
Caesar Cut — Among low-maintenance short hairstyles, the Roman classic — horizontal fringe, even length, zero fuss.
Hime Cut — Of all Japanese-inspired hairstyles, the most regal: cheek-length sidelocks and a straight fringe.
Fauxhawk — The office-safe member of mohawk hairstyles — height down the middle, no shaved sides.
Quiff — One of the most flattering men's hairstyles: volume swept up and back from the hairline.
Slicked-Back — The boardroom classic among men's hairstyles — everything combed straight back with shine.
Low Taper Fade — The subtlest of fade hairstyles — a whisper of taper at the ears and neckline.
Wolf Cut — The wildest of layered hairstyles: shag meets mullet, wispy bangs, crown volume.
Burst Fade — The loudest of fade hairstyles: a semicircle burst around the ear, built for mullets and curls.
Pixie Cut — Among short hairstyles, the boldest crop — feathered layers that put cheekbones first.
Curtain Bangs — The softest of fringe hairstyles: a middle part sweeping open like curtains, Bardot-style.
Mid Taper — The middle ground of taper hairstyles — starts at temple height, sharper than low, subtler than high.
Mullet — The most divisive of all hairstyles: business up front, party in the back, back in style.
Butterfly Cut — The sneakiest of long hairstyles — short face-framing wings that fake a bob, length intact.
Bixie — The newest of hybrid hairstyles: pixie up top, bob at the edges, feathered everywhere.
Lob — The safest of mid-length hairstyles — a collarbone-grazing long bob that suits everyone.
The Full Hairstyles Library
All 55 hairstyles below are available right now inside our AI hairstyle changer — pick any style in the tool, choose a color, and see these hairstyles on your photo. Hairstyles with their own featured page above also have in-depth guides.
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How Virtual Hairstyle Try-On Works
Pick a Hairstyle
Open any of the featured hairstyles below — each page locks the style in and leaves every hair color open to try.
Upload a Photo
A clear, front-facing selfie in good light works best. Your face, lighting, and background stay exactly as they are.
See It and Download
The AI rebuilds only the hair in about a minute. Save the preview, share it, or bring it to your barber or stylist.
How to Choose Among 55 Hairstyles
Start with maintenance, not trends. A buzz cut or crew cut takes seconds each morning; a braid, updo, or hime cut asks for time, product, or a skilled hand. Be honest about how much styling you will actually do — the best of all 55 hairstyles is the one you will still like on a busy Tuesday, not just in the salon mirror. Whatever you shortlist, test these hairstyles on your photo first.
Next, factor in your hair itself. Fine straight hair carries a bob cut, quiff, or slicked-back look well; thick or coily hair shines in an afro, cornrows, or dreadlocks. Face shape matters too — square jaws love short crops, round faces gain angles from height on top — and every featured hairstyle page here includes a shape-by-shape breakdown, so you can judge these hairstyles on your photo, not on a model.
Finally, test before you commit. Hair grows back slowly and regret is free to avoid: compare these hairstyles on your photo side by side in the try-on tool, and walk into the barbershop or salon with the preview on your phone.
Why Try Hairstyles on Your Photo First
Magazine hairstyles are photographed on models with perfect lighting, professional styling, and a face shape chosen by a casting director. That is why the same haircut that looks effortless in a photo can disappoint in the mirror. Trying these hairstyles on your photo removes the three biggest unknowns at once: how the length frames your face, how the volume balances your features, and how the color works with your skin tone.
It also changes the conversation with your barber or stylist. Instead of describing a hairstyle and hoping, you hand over a preview of yourself already wearing it. Guard lengths, layers, and parting all become concrete decisions instead of guesses — and the hairstyles in this library cover everything from a five-second buzz cut to elaborate braided hairstyles, so there is always a realistic next step to test — and testing these hairstyles on your photo takes about a minute.
Color is the other half of the decision, and it is where most hairstyle galleries go silent. Here every hairstyle pairs with thirteen curated shades — natural blacks and browns, ash and platinum tones, vivid blues and greens — and the same hairstyle in two different colors can look like two different personalities. Trying hairstyles and colors together, on your own face, is the fastest way to find the combination worth committing to — one upload shows these hairstyles on your photo in all thirteen shades.
Hairstyles Library FAQ
How many hairstyles can I try here?
The library holds 55 hairstyles — short, medium, and long, for men and women — and each of these hairstyles can be rendered in 13 colors plus custom shades. Featured hairstyles have their own pages with a dedicated try-on tool; all other hairstyles are available inside the AI hairstyle changer.
Is the virtual hairstyle try-on free?
Yes. New users get free credits — enough to try several hairstyles at no cost, with no app install and no sign-up wall. Subscriptions and credit packs exist only if you want to keep experimenting with more hairstyles and colors.
Will the AI change my face or just my hair?
Only the hair. The tool keeps your face, expression, lighting, and background untouched and rebuilds the hairstyle with realistic texture and a natural hairline, so the preview honestly answers "would these hairstyles suit me?"
Can I try a hairstyle and a new color at the same time?
That is exactly what the tool is built for. Every featured hairstyle page includes a color wall showing the style rendered in 13 shades, and the try-on tool renders these hairstyles on your photo — color included — in one step.
Which hairstyle suits my face shape?
Each of the featured hairstyles includes a face-shape guide with barber-grade advice for oval, square, round, diamond, heart, and oblong faces. But faces are individual — the reliable test for any of these hairstyles is seeing them on your own photo.
Do I need to download an app?
No. All hairstyles on this site run in the browser. If you want the same tool in your pocket with your history saved, the TressHue app is available on iOS and Android — but nothing here requires it.
Are new hairstyles added over time?
Yes. We add new hairstyles to the library regularly, and the most requested ones graduate to featured pages with their own try-on tool, color wall, and styling guide. Trending hairstyles typically appear within weeks of taking off.