Glossy Ink Bob
Try this styleShort · Straight · No Bangs
Explore a shorter silhouette
See what changes when you go shorter
Going short changes the outline around your jaw, ears and neckline. Compare a bob, a pixie and a close crop on the same photo before choosing the details. The examples show different short-hair directions; they are AI illustrations, not your predicted salon result.
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Styles to compare
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Silver Sculpted Pixie
Try this styleVery Short · Straight · Side Bangs
Rounded Natural Afro
Try this styleShort · Coily · No Bangs
Tapered Coily Crop
Try this styleVery Short · Coily · No Bangs
Soft French Bob
Try this styleShort · Wavy · Straight Bangs
Platinum Feathered Pixie
Try this styleVery Short · Straight · Side Bangs
Silver Textured Crop
Try this styleShort · Straight · Straight Bangs
Bleached Buzz Cut
Try this styleVery Short · Straight · No Bangs
Salt-and-Pepper Crew Cut
Try this styleVery Short · Straight · No Bangs
What to compare
Choose the endpoint first
Start with where you want the hair to end: near the jaw, around the ears or close to the head. Keep the color similar across trials so a brighter shade does not distract from the difference in length.
Compare volume, not only length
A rounded bob, a coily crop and a tapered cut can all be short while having very different widths and heights. Look at the crown, sides and fringe separately. Choose a texture you want to discuss rather than assuming a preview proves how your own hair will fall.
Check the outline before saving
Inspect ears, jaw edges and the back of the neck for invented or blurred details. A front-facing preview cannot show every angle. Save the useful shape and note what you would ask a stylist to change.
Describe your version
A clear jaw-length shape
Create a jaw-length blunt bob with a clean lower edge, a center part and no bangs. Keep the current hair color. Limit the requested edit to the hair and retain the rest of the portrait as closely as possible.Use this prompt
A shorter textured option
Create a short textured crop with neat sides, a softly shaped crown and a light forward fringe. Keep the current hair color and natural texture. Avoid adding accessories or changing the background.Use this prompt
Questions before you try
Can I see myself with short hair before cutting it?
Yes. Choose an example or use a description, then upload a clear photo in the studio. The AI preview can help compare silhouettes, but it does not guarantee a haircut outcome or preserve every facial detail.
Is a bob the same as a pixie?
No. A bob keeps a visible lower perimeter, often around the jaw or neck. A pixie is shorter around the ears and nape, with its character coming from the top and fringe. Compare both if you have not chosen a length.
Will the template also change my hair color?
A template can describe both its cut and color. To explore a shorter cut in your current color, use the editable text prompt and explicitly request that color. Review the result because instructions are not exact controls.
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.