Hairstyle Analyzer takes one selfie, your name, and your birthday, then tries nine different hairstyles on your actual face. About a minute later, Hairstyle Analyzer hands you the styles, colors, and salon tips that actually suit your face shape and hair texture.
We don't collect any biometric data. Your photo is used for this analysis only.
Hairstyle Analyzer only needs three things: a clear front-facing selfie, your first name, and your birthday. No app to install. No long signup. Drop those in, and Hairstyle Analyzer hands you your stylist plan in about a minute. The whole Hairstyle Analyzer setup is shorter than ordering coffee.
Hairstyle Analyzer doesn't just say 'try a bob' — Hairstyle Analyzer actually puts nine different hairstyles on your face so you can see them before you commit. Photo-realistic, identity-preserved, face-shape aware. You'll know which one is you in one glance.
Every Hairstyle Analyzer session ends with a real poster — your top style, the color that pops on you, and the exact words to say at the salon. Save it, send it to your stylist, screenshot it for a friend. Most people walk into their next appointment with the Hairstyle Analyzer poster on their phone.
Choose the plan that works for you
Hairstyle Analyzer is a friendly AI tool that takes one selfie of you, your first name, and your birthday — and shows you nine different hairstyles on your actual face. Think of Hairstyle Analyzer as the patient hairstylist friend who has time to try every cut on your photo before you commit to one in real life.
Hairstyle Analyzer reads your face shape, your current hair texture, and your skin tone, and matches you with cuts and colors that real stylists recommend for those features. The try-on photos look like you because Hairstyle Analyzer keeps your face the same — only the hair changes. Most people say at least one of the six suggestions feels like an obvious yes.
Yes. The selfie, your first name, and your birthday are used only for the one reading you're doing right now. Hairstyle Analyzer does not store them after that. Hairstyle Analyzer does not train any model on them. Hairstyle Analyzer never sells them. Once you have your stylist plan, the inputs are gone — that's the deal.
A clear front-facing selfie, hair pulled back if possible, taken in normal daylight against a plain wall. Hairstyle Analyzer works best when it can see your full hairline, jaw, and ears. The clearer the photo, the better Hairstyle Analyzer does its job.
About a minute. Hairstyle Analyzer walks through four steps — reading your face, mapping your face shape and hair texture, trying nine hairstyles on your photo, and writing your stylist plan — and shows you the progress as it goes. By the time your coffee is brewed, your Hairstyle Analyzer poster is ready.
Yes. Every Hairstyle Analyzer session ends with a high-resolution poster you can save, send to a friend, post to your stories, or open at the salon. Your name shows up gently in the corner as a small stamp. Most new Hairstyle Analyzer users find their way here from someone else's poster.
Not at all. Hairstyle Analyzer is built for people who don't know one cut from another. You don't need to know what 'face-framing layers' means or what a 'curtain fringe' looks like — Hairstyle Analyzer shows you and explains in everyday words, the way a real stylist would.
Most hairstyle apps just slap a wig on your photo. Hairstyle Analyzer reads your actual face shape and hair texture first, then picks styles a real stylist would recommend for you, then shows you those styles on your face. With Hairstyle Analyzer you get a stylist plan, not a costume try-on.
Open Hairstyle Analyzer, drop in one selfie, type your first name, and pick your birthday. About a minute later, Hairstyle Analyzer hands you nine hairstyles on your real face, the color that pops on you, and the exact words to say at the salon.
