AI hairstyle preview
Wondering how curls might frame your face? Upload one clear portrait to try defined natural ringlets. Add a short note for loose waves or tighter curls, with your original hair color, face and surroundings guiding the edit.
Style ideas · GPT Image 2.5
How it works
Upload a photo of one person with the hairline, sides and ends visible. A front view or gentle angle in even light gives the edit a useful starting point. Leave space above the crown and around the shoulders so the new volume has room in the square result.
Leave the text empty for defined medium ringlets, or describe looser waves or tighter curls. Keep the request about hair texture rather than a new face or scene. One generation uses 8 credits and returns one 1K square image; a photo is required.
Check the curl pattern, hairline, ends and volume against the source. Review the face, ears and any glasses too. Download the result you like, or use a new generation to explore a different curl direction. Each variation is charged separately.
Find your curl direction
Loose waves make broad bends; ringlets form more distinct spirals; tighter curls create a denser silhouette. A short description helps separate those looks. The default aims for medium natural ringlets with irregular strands, not a repeated pattern or a uniform helmet of hair.
The edit is directed at scalp hair. Your existing color, part, face, clothes and lighting remain its reference. Curls can alter the apparent outline and shorten how far the ends fall, so compare the shape as well as the texture. AI can still change nearby details.
A tightly cropped selfie can hide the top or sides of a curly style. Choose a source with breathing room around the head and visible hair ends. Hair overlapping a busy background, deep shadows or a hat gives the AI less information about where the hairstyle begins and ends.
Optional directions
A photo alone is enough to start. Describe one curl pattern at a time so the difference is easier to judge.
Soft, loose S-shaped waves with a relaxed outline; keep my hair color, part and approximate haircut length.
Medium natural ringlets with separate strands and soft variation, keeping the face and original lighting recognizable.
Tighter curls with believable volume around the same haircut, without adding length or changing the hair color.
Ways to explore
See how curls frame a familiar face before choosing a styling direction. Treat the image as a visual idea, not a prediction of how your own hair will respond to a product or salon treatment.
Use a clear bob or short-hair portrait to explore a rounder outline and more texture. Keep the ends in frame and ask for the same approximate length if you want to focus on pattern rather than extensions.
Compare waves or ringlets through visible shoulder-length hair. Start with a wider portrait when the ends matter; a close face crop cannot show the complete shape of a longer style.
Save a favorite look to explain the curl size and volume you have in mind. Compare it with your original photo and describe which details you like instead of assuming every strand can be recreated in real life.
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