Will this work with my hair texture?

We take your hair as it is and tell you where a reference will not translate. A cut that relies on a texture you do not have gets flagged rather than promised.

Can I keep my current length?

Yes. Before generating you can ask us to keep your hair length or colour, and we build around that constraint.

Is this a substitute for a consultation?

No. It is a way to arrive at a consultation with a clear reference instead of a vague description. Your stylist still knows things about your hair that a photo cannot show.

Haircut try-on

Try the haircut before you commit to it.

Upload the cut you keep going back to. Uptone adapts it to your face shape, hairline and hair type, then writes the version you can hand to a stylist.

Try a haircut

Free to try. No card required.

Haircut try-on before and after preview 1 — A clear before-and-after preview on you

BeforeAfter

Before and after

A new cut without the appointment

The original stays beside the edit, so you judge the tool on the same person, pose and camera angle.

Try hair style

Real comparisons and finished looks · continuous loop

See haircut try-on in motion.

The moving cards wipe between a real before and after. The still cards are finished looks, and the full strip scrolls continuously.

Haircut try-on

Before / afterLive

Haircut try-on

Look 02Blunt bob

Haircut try-on

Look 03Curtain layers

Haircut try-on

Look 04Textured pixie

Haircut try-on

Before / afterLive

Haircut try-on

Look 06Polished curls

How it works

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The adapted result, with your identity held steady
Upload the cut
The reference photo you have been saving. We read the shape, length and layering.
A reference you can actually take to a professional
Add your photo
Front-facing, with your hairline visible so the guidance is grounded in your actual hair.
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A clear before-and-after preview on you
Take it to the chair
A picture of the cut on your own head, which is a far better reference than one of somebody else's.

What you get

Something you can show a stylist

The cut on your own face and hairline, rather than on the person in the screenshot.
How the shape had to change to sit well with your features, in plain language.
Which parts of the reference will not translate to your hair type, said plainly rather than glossed over.
The exact settings behind the image, so you can run it again with one thing changed.

Before you decide

Worth reading first.

The useful context, trade-offs and photo advice, before you spend a credit.

01Choosing a cut for your face shapeWhat a cut is actually doing, without the assumption that the goal is to look more oval.

One detail at a time

Narrow it down

Privacy by design

Your photo stays yours.

Uptone adapts a look to your features. It never rates how you look, never calls a feature a flaw, and every classification it suggests stays editable by you.

Our safety promise

Questions people ask

Will this work with my hair texture?: We take your hair as it is and tell you where a reference will not translate. A cut that relies on a texture you do not have gets flagged rather than promised.
Can I keep my current length?: Yes. Before generating you can ask us to keep your hair length or colour, and we build around that constraint.
Is this a substitute for a consultation?: No. It is a way to arrive at a consultation with a clear reference instead of a vague description. Your stylist still knows things about your hair that a photo cannot show.

Retouching is one half of what Uptone does. The other is trying a full makeup look on the same photo.

Try a full AI makeup look