

Long Layers to a Chin-Length Bob
Long layers cut into a sleek, blunt bob that sits right at the jaw. Face, outfit, and background stay untouched.
What would I look like with short hair? Upload one clear photo, pick a pixie, bob, bixie, crop, fade, or buzz cut, and the short hair AI changes only your hair, so you can see yourself with short hair before the big chop.


Reference example. It is not a result generated from your upload.
A short hair filter is an AI photo effect that cuts the hair in your picture down to a short style, from a chin-length bob or pixie cut to a crop, fade, or buzz cut, while your face stays exactly the same. Upload one selfie and the short hair AI reads your hairline, head shape, and lighting, removes the extra length, and rebuilds your neck, ears, and shoulders, so the result looks like a real photo of you with short hair.
It is the simplest way to answer "how would I look with short hair?", "what would I look like with short hair?", or "how will I look in short hair if I finally do it?" without touching your real hair. Try on short hairstyles for women and men, compare a few cuts on the same photo, and bring the one you like to your stylist. Every result is a preview of the look, not a promise of how your hair will grow or sit after a real cut.
Same person, same pose, same light: only the length changes. Drag each slider to compare long hair with the short hair version.


Long layers cut into a sleek, blunt bob that sits right at the jaw. Face, outfit, and background stay untouched.


From a shaggy wolf cut to a short, textured pixie with a side-swept fringe: the biggest chop, previewed first.


A longer quiff taken down to a mid skin fade with a short textured top and a crisp edge-up.


Years of growth gone in one preview: the man bun becomes an even buzz cut, with the face and expression unchanged.
Three steps in your browser, with nothing to install: the easiest way to try on short hair and see yourself with a new length.
Choose a front-facing, well-lit photo with your face and hairline visible. Long hair can be down or pulled back; the AI handles both. JPG, PNG, or WebP files up to 10 MB.
Open Women’s Short Hair or Men’s Short Hair and choose a pixie, bob, bixie, crop, fade, or buzz cut. Not sure? Pick Best Short Cut for My Face or Random Short Style, or describe your own cut in Custom.
Create up to 4 previews, compare them with your original photo, and save the short hair version you like to show your stylist or barber.
A short hair filter that edits hair only, so you can judge each cut on your own face.


The AI cuts only the hair. Your eyes, smile, skin tone, beard, glasses, and clothes stay exactly as they were, and the space the long hair covered is rebuilt with your real neck, ears, and background. The result reads like a photo of you after the haircut, not a cartoon or a pasted-on wig.

Run the same photo through a chin-length bob, a French bob, a bixie, and a pixie, then line the results up. Seeing every length on one face makes it obvious which cut flatters your jaw, neck, and cheekbones, and how short is too short for you.

Thinking about cutting off long hair or a man bun? Preview a buzz cut, crew cut, skin fade, French crop, faux hawk, side part, or curly crop with your beard kept in place, then show the barber exactly what you mean.


Street shots, full-body photos, and group pictures work too. The short hair filter finds the hair in the scene, trims it to the cut you chose, and fills in the background behind it, so you can see how short hair looks with your everyday outfits.
A quick guide before you pick a preset. Then preview two or three of the suggestions on your own photo.
| Face shape | Short cuts to try | Why they work | Go easy on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oval | Pixie cut, blunt bob, buzz cut, crew cut | Balanced proportions carry almost any length | Heavy bangs that hide the face |
| Round | Undercut pixie, long-front bob, faux hawk, side part | Height and angles make the face look longer | Rounded chin-length bobs, flat buzz cuts |
| Square | Bixie, short shag, French crop, curly crop | Texture and wispy edges soften a strong jaw | Blunt bobs that end exactly at the jaw |
| Heart | Chin-length bob, French bob, side-swept pixie | Fullness near the jaw balances a narrower chin | Volume only at the crown |
| Oblong | French bob with bangs, curly bob, crew cut | Width and bangs shorten a long face | Tall quiffs and faux hawks |
| Diamond | Side-swept pixie, textured bob, curly crop | Softness at the forehead and jaw balances the cheekbones | Tight slicked-back styles |
Rules of thumb, not rules: your hair texture, cowlicks, and how you style it matter as much as your face shape.
Short hair takes months to grow back. Preview it first, whatever you are deciding.

Going from long hair to a pixie or buzz cut? Check the length on your own face before the scissors come out.
Bob or bixie, crop or fade: compare both on the same photo and stop second-guessing.
A picture of you with short hair explains the length, fringe, and taper better than a photo of someone else.
See whether a short, easy cut works for workouts, hot summers, or busy mornings before you commit.
Planning to donate long hair? Preview the short cut you will have afterwards so the change already feels familiar.
Give a friend a buzz cut for laughs, or plan a short-haired look for cosplay, a story, or a game character.
Asking "how would I look in short hair?" with a good photo gets you the most honest answer.
A straight-on or slightly angled photo shows your hairline, ears, and jaw, the areas a short cut reveals.
Soft daylight helps the AI match the new hair and the uncovered neck to your skin tone.
Long hair hides your neck and collar. Leaving them in the shot gives the AI real detail to rebuild.
Hats, hoods, and heavy filters hide the head shape a short haircut needs.
Single-person photos give the most consistent result; try group shots after.
Name the length and details, such as "ear-length bixie with wispy bangs" or "number 2 buzz cut".
Guides and tools that help you pick a short cut you will love.
Apps and online tools to try on haircuts, compared, with their free tiers explained.
Read the guideGet AI haircut suggestions for your face before you choose a short style.
Open toolFind out whether your face is oval, round, square, heart, oblong, or diamond.
Open toolWant short hair without cutting? Try bob and pixie wigs on your own photo.
Open toolAnswers to common questions about trying short hair on your photo.
Upload a clear, front-facing photo, pick a short cut such as a pixie, bob, crop, or buzz cut, and generate. The short hair filter removes the extra length and rebuilds your neck and ears, so you see a realistic version of yourself with short hair. Compare two or three cuts for the fullest picture.
Long, curly, coily, wavy, or braided hair all work. Choose Short Curly Bob or Curly Crop to keep your curl pattern, or any other preset for a sleeker cut. The AI fills in whatever the long hair used to cover.
Switch to Men’s Short Hair and try a buzz cut, crew cut, skin fade, French crop, faux hawk, side part, or curly crop. Beards, glasses, and earrings stay in place, so the preview shows only the haircut.
Pick Best Short Cut for My Face and the AI chooses a short style that suits your features, or use the face shape table above as a starting point. For a closer read, the face shape detector and the What Hairstyle Suits Me tool analyze your photo and suggest cuts.
It is free to try: new accounts get free credits when they sign up, which cover your first short hair previews. After that, each preview uses credits.
You do not need to install one. The short hair filter runs in your phone or desktop browser, so it works like a short hair app without the download: upload a selfie, choose a cut, and save the result.
Yes. Every preset keeps your current hair color unless you ask for a change. To try short hair in a new shade, describe it in Custom, for example "platinum pixie", or open the hair color changer afterwards.
Preview the cut here first. If you want short hair for a day rather than for months, a short wig is the reversible option, and the virtual wig try-on shows bob and pixie wigs on your own photo before you buy one.
It is a realistic preview, not a guarantee. Real results depend on your hair density, cowlicks, growth pattern, and your stylist. Use the preview to choose a direction, then talk it through at the salon.
Your own photos, or photos of adults who agreed to it. Do not upload pictures of minors or other people without permission. Uploads are used only to create your preview.
Upload a selfie and try a pixie, bob, crop, or buzz cut with the short hair filter. Free to try with sign-up credits.