Preview a reference hairstyle on an adult portrait before choosing your next look. Explore a new cut and a selected color while keeping the face as the point of reference.
Start with the right source, use the available controls and inspect the details that matter.
Preview a reference hairstyle on an adult portrait before choosing your next look. Explore a new cut and a selected color while keeping the face as the point of reference.
A visible garment or hairstyle gives the edit a clearer direction. Similar angles and balanced lighting make the reference easier to compare with the portrait.
A visual preview helps communicate a look but does not measure physical fit or hair behavior. Evaluate the edited image as a concept and keep the original available for comparison.
Follow the source, settings and review steps for this specific workflow.
Upload the hairstyle reference first and the person's portrait second.
Choose the original color or an available black, brown, blonde or red option.
Check the hairline, ears, volume and strand direction around the face. Preview the finished output and download the version you want to keep.
Explore practical ways to use this workflow in your own visual projects.
Bring a visual idea to a discussion with a stylist.
Compare a reference cut with your current portrait.
Explore hair direction and color for an adult character.
Understand the inputs, controls and limits before you begin.
Preview a reference hairstyle on an adult portrait before choosing your next look. Explore a new cut and a selected color while keeping the face as the point of reference.
Upload the hairstyle reference first and the person's portrait second.
Choose the original color or an available black, brown, blonde or red option.
Place the hairstyle example first and the portrait to edit second. The second image provides the person and scene.
Check the hairline, ears, volume and strand direction around the face. Keep the original available while you judge the edited version.
Use the editor above to start with your own image or creative brief. Review the result before sharing.
