HairIsEverything
HairIsEverything lets you try a haircut on a photograph before discussing it with a barber or stylist. You upload your own image, select a hairstyle reference, generate a preview and compare the results. Its style library covers categories such as short cuts, flow styles, bobs and bangs.
Prepare a suitable photograph
The hairstyle preview page recommends a clear, front-facing photograph with even lighting and a visible hairline. Hats, heavy filters and strong shadows can make results less useful. Side-profile photos are not currently supported.
The publisher says the system aims to preserve the person's face shape, skin tone, expression, clothing and background while changing the hair. Treat that as the intended behavior when inspecting your own result: look at both the haircut and any unintended changes before using the image as a reference.
Choose, compare and download styles
Curated references describe a hairstyle's shape, layers, parting and texture. You can generate several candidates, compare them side by side, and download high-quality results and before-and-after comparisons. These files give you a concrete visual to bring to a salon appointment.
The Hairstyle Changer does not include hair-color selection. The site's FAQ distinguishes testing haircut shape and length from a separate hair-color workflow that keeps the cut the same. This matters if your decision concerns color as well as the haircut itself. The publisher also states that uploaded photographs are used to generate results and are not publicly displayed.
Credits and purchase options
Each full hairstyle generation costs five credits. The captured pricing page offers ten welcome credits after sign-in, enough for two free looks without a card. Its early-bird lifetime deal is listed at $24.99, with sixty credits refreshed monthly, equivalent to twelve generations. Unused lifetime-plan monthly credits do not roll over.
The Starter pay-as-you-go pack is $9.99 for two hundred credits, or forty full generations. Purchased pay-as-you-go credits do not expire. The pricing page says the early-bird lifetime price will rise to $49.99 after the launch period, so check the current offer before purchasing. It also notes that results depend on the photograph's quality, lighting and hairstyle complexity; the free looks provide a way to judge whether your image produces a useful preview.