Add one selfie
Take it with your camera or upload one, then enter your email. No account or payment needed.
Three AI looks on your photo. Send one private link — friends vote. Free.
Drop your photo here, or click to upload
PNG, JPG, JPEG, WebP up to 30 MB
or paste from clipboard (Ctrl+V)
Face the camera straight on, hair visible, decent light.
Free — email required, no account · Only people with your link can open it · Link and photos delete themselves in 24 hours

Take it with your camera or upload one, then enter your email. No account or payment needed.
The AI renders three realistic haircut previews on your own photo in about half a minute.
Friends tap the style they would pick. Watch the tally live on your page — then the link deletes itself in 24 hours.
Want the full picture?
One-time $14.90 — five clinical-style skin maps, your best match out of six hairstyles, and a 30-day plan. No subscription.
Yes. The three-style vote link is free: it asks for your email, never for an account or a payment. The paid product is separate: a full report with six hairstyles and a complete skin analysis.
It is used to render your three previews. The link and every image on it delete themselves after 24 hours, and you can delete them instantly from your vote page.
They open your link and tap the style they would pick — no app, no sign-up. You see the live tally on your own vote page.
Private. Nothing is published anywhere and nothing is shown to other users. The only way to open your poll is to have the link you sent, and the page is kept out of search engine results.
Yes. You see how many votes each haircut got, never who picked what — so people can tell you the truth instead of being polite in a group chat.
Neither. There is no account and nothing to download on either side. You add your email and a photo, three haircuts render on it, and everyone you send the link to votes straight in the browser.
Not yet — the AI picks three that fit your face shape and hair. The full report goes further: six styles and a best-match verdict.
You can ask a chatbot for a haircut image, but every attempt returns a slightly different face, lighting and angle — so you end up comparing renders, not haircuts. Our system runs computer vision before the image model ever sees your photo: face-landmark analysis, a deterministic skin retouch applied identically to every panel, and styles selected for your face shape. All three looks are rendered in a single pass — same face, same light, same framing — and the same photo always produces the same trio. Then comes the part no chatbot has: a private link where your friends vote, with a live tally.