New hair, same face
The whole trick of a believable haircut preview is changing one thing and leaving the rest alone. Pick a style and Qwen Image Edit re-renders only the hair: length, shape, and texture change, while your face, skin, expression, lighting, clothing, and background stay exactly as photographed. That containment is what makes the preview believable; it is your photo with different hair, not a lookalike.
Eight styles are one click away: long wavy hair, a short bob, tight curls, a buzz cut, a high ponytail, braids, an undercut, and shoulder-length straight hair. Run several and compare the results side by side before your salon appointment.
Beyond the eight presets
Want a specific color, bangs, a mullet, or a style that is not in the list? The free AI image editor runs the same model with a freeform instruction, so "give me copper red curtain bangs" works there. And if the goal is a new look for professional profiles, the free AI headshot generator handles attire, backdrop, and lighting in the same pass.
What to expect
A sharp, front-facing photo with the hair fully in frame gives the cleanest swap. The preview is realistic but it is a prediction: it shows how the style suits your face, not exactly what your stylist's version will look like, since real hair has its own texture and behavior. The tool accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP up to 4096px per side, and the result lands at about one megapixel; the free AI image upscaler makes larger copies when you need them. Uploads are transient and disappear once the restyle is done.