AIChangeHair
AIChangeHair generates hairstyle and color previews from a portrait. You can describe a look, choose a preset, or request an AI hair report. The publisher says the editing prompt is designed to preserve the face, clothing, background, and lighting while changing the hair. Treat that as an editing goal to inspect, not a guarantee that every generated detail remains unchanged.
Give the preview a specific direction
The service lists 180 hairstyle presets and controls for colors, including custom HEX values. A written instruction can specify length, fringe, texture, or volume. Start with a clear portrait and compare the output with the original, especially around the face and hairline.
The report mode offers style guidance, but a generated preview does not predict how a haircut or dye will behave on your actual hair. Bring it to a stylist as a visual reference and discuss maintenance, texture, and what can be achieved. A plausible photograph is not a physical trial of the proposed change.
The platform describes use by stylists, salons, creators, and people considering a new look. Obtain consent before uploading a customer's portrait or using it in a demonstration.
Resolution changes the credit cost
The pricing page lists ten credits for a 1K edit, sixteen for 2K, and twenty-four for 4K. New accounts receive ten credits, with another ten available each day they are claimed. Free use therefore has a credit allowance rather than unlimited high-resolution output.
Monthly is listed at $14.99 for eight hundred credits. The Yearly offer shows $6.99 as a monthly equivalent, billed $83.88 for the first year and renewing at $179.88 per year. Check that renewal figure when comparing it with monthly billing.
One-time packs are described as nonexpiring credits without a recurring charge. Their estimated edit counts vary by resolution, so choose a pack based on the settings you expect to use rather than its largest advertised count.
Review rights and upload handling
The about page states commercial rights for generated images and describes encrypted uploads, deletable generations, and no public-model training. Those are publisher policy statements, not an audited privacy guarantee. Review the current terms before handling client portraits.
Keep the original and label an AI preview appropriately when sharing it. A consultation image can communicate a direction, but it should not be presented as a photograph of a real haircut or used to imply that a salon has already delivered that result.