Before the fringe

AI bangs filter: try bangs on your photo

Use the AI bangs filter to explore a fringe on your own photo. Choose a description to open the try-on studio, then upload your photo and adjust length, thickness and parting before generating.

Upload a photo to try bangs

Choose a bangs starting point

Choose a starting point, then review and edit the description in the studio before you generate.

Compare the fringe before discussing the cut

Try different bangs on the same photo and compare forehead coverage, parting and side layers. The AI does not measure face shape or assess your growth pattern, hair density or styling routine. Save a preview you like and discuss a practical cut with a hairstylist.

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Give your photo a clear starting point

Face the camera in even light

Keep your face and hair in the frame. Avoid heavy shadows, blur and strong beauty filters.

Leave room around your hair

Avoid a tight crop. Remove hats where possible and keep objects away from your hair and forehead.

Check the image file

Use JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB and at least 256 pixels on each side. Only upload photos you have permission to use.

A preview is a starting point

AI generates a new image and may change facial or hair details. It cannot guarantee a real haircut, hair texture or dye result. Stored images are not deleted immediately, and anyone with an image link can view them; see the privacy policy for photo handling details.

AI hairstyle try-on questions

Can I try bangs before cutting my hair?

Yes. Upload a front-facing photo, choose a bangs description and generate an AI preview. It is a styling reference and cannot guarantee the length, density or result of a real haircut.

Which bangs can I try?

Start with curtain bangs, wispy bangs or a blunt fringe. You can edit the description in the studio to specify length, thickness and parting. Each option uses the same text-based try-on tool.

What photo works best for a bangs preview?

Use an evenly lit front view with your eyebrows and forehead as clear as possible. Avoid hats, hands or heavy hair covering the area. JPG, PNG and WebP are supported, up to 10 MB and at least 256 pixels on each side.