Explore a close, shaped cut

Find the pixie silhouette you want to try

Pixie cuts put the top, fringe and exposed ear area in focus. These four examples show a sculpted side sweep, an asymmetric cut, a brushed-back shape and a feathered finish. Try the shape first; their silver, blue and blonde colors are separate choices.

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Platinum Feathered Pixie
Platinum Feathered Pixie

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What to compare

  1. Compare the top and fringe

    A swept fringe creates a different outline from a brushed-back crown. Look at how much forehead is visible and where the longest top section sits. Ask for that direction explicitly instead of expecting every pixie template to behave alike.

  2. Look closely around the ears

    The transition between top, temples and nape is central to a pixie. Check the visible ear edges for AI distortions. A single front photo cannot verify the back, so use the image to describe the intended shape rather than an exact cutting plan.

  3. Keep color from deciding for you

    A bright platinum or blue example may stand out mainly because of its color. Try a neutral version in your current shade before choosing the length. Discuss your growth pattern and daily styling routine when translating the preview into a haircut.

Describe your version

Soft side-swept pixie

Create a short pixie with neat sides and nape, a slightly longer crown and a soft side-swept fringe. Keep the current hair color. Make the top gently textured rather than spiky.
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Brushed-back pixie

Create a pixie with short tapered sides and a longer top brushed back away from the forehead. Keep the current color, use a soft matte texture and avoid a dramatic undercut. Limit the edit to the hair.
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Questions before you try

How can I try a pixie cut on my own photo?

Choose one of the pixie examples or use an editable prompt, then upload your photo in the studio. Compare the top, fringe and ear area before deciding which reference to save.

Is a pixie the same as a buzz cut?

No. A pixie keeps enough length on top or in the fringe to create a direction and shape. A buzz cut is clipped much closer overall. The buzz page is useful if you want to compare that more extreme length change.

Can this tell me whether a pixie will be easy to maintain?

No. The preview does not test your growth pattern, styling habits or how the cut changes between appointments. Use it to choose a visual direction, then discuss those practical details with a stylist.

Read the guide

How to Compare Hairstyles Before a Haircut

Compare length, shape, fringe and texture on the same photo, then turn your favorite AI hairstyle preview into a useful conversation with your hairstylist.