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AI Hair Color Changer

Preview a new hair shade on a portrait. Describe its tone and highlights while guiding the model to retain the hairstyle and lighting.

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Advanced settings

Reference-guided generation may alter fine details. Review the output before publishing.

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Results

Copper hair in soft window lightExample

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Specify the shade under the original light

Use a well-lit portrait and name both the color and finish, such as cool ash brown or warm copper with soft highlights. Check brows and hairline after generation.

When this helps

For a shade choice such as cool brown versus warm copper, use the same neutral portrait and compare the roots, highlights and skin.

Examples

Copper hair in soft window light
Use window light to judge copper against the skin tone.
Close-up of copper-colored hair strands
Compare the dark roots and bright strands before choosing a version.

Example

Change dark brown hair to muted copper with subtle highlights. Keep the haircut and complexion.

How to use it

  1. Upload a portrait with neutral lighting.
  2. Name the target shade, undertone and finish. Keep the hairstyle and light in the instructions.
  3. Compare the new color around the hairline and eyebrows.

Settings & limits

Portrait
JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB
Change
Hair shade, tone and highlights
Output
One edited portrait

Questions about AI Hair Color Changer

Can I change the shade while keeping the haircut?

Yes. Ask to preserve the part and length. Check them against the original after generation.

Why does neutral lighting matter?

A colored light can make a dye sample look warmer or cooler than expected. Compare both versions in the same lighting.

Where should I look for color spill?

Check brows, ears, skin near the hairline and reflections around the subject.

How do I compare two shades?

Use one portrait taken in neutral light and change only the shade in the prompt. Compare the darker roots and brighter tips across both images. Review eyebrows and skin for color spill.