AI hairstyle preview
Upload one portrait to explore a longer hairstyle, with hair falling below the shoulders by default. Ask for shoulder or chest length if you have a preference. Your existing color, texture and face guide the result, while the photo's framing sets how much length you can see.
Style ideas · GPT Image 2.5
How it works
Upload a clear photo of one person, ideally showing the shoulders and upper torso. Keep the crown and existing hairline visible. A wider source lets you compare the new ends against the clothing, while a face-only crop leaves little space to show added length.
Leave the words empty for naturally longer hair below the shoulders. Add shoulder length or chest length if that better describes your idea. One generation costs 8 credits and returns one 1K square image. The edit follows the existing frame rather than extending the body or background.
Compare the hairline, texture, sides and ends with the source. Look at how the new strands fall around the neck, shoulders and clothes, and make sure the face and any beard still feel familiar. Download a favorite result or generate another length separately.
Length without a new identity
Shoulder length and chest length give the edit a visible target. The default aims below the shoulders without asking you to write a prompt. The source frame still matters: hair that would extend beyond a close crop cannot be fully shown without a wider starting photo.
Straight hair, waves and curls have different shapes as they grow longer. The instructions ask to extend the source texture and retain its color and part, not automatically straighten or curl it. Review the transition between the original hair and added length for a natural-looking flow.
Hair tips tell you more about length than a close-up of the face. Use a waist-up or upper-torso portrait for chest-length ideas, with a simple background and visible shoulders. Avoid a hat or hair hidden behind clothing when you want the source to clearly guide the result.
Optional directions
A photo alone is enough to start. Use a source with visible shoulders and enough room for the length you want to compare.
Extend my hair to the shoulders with natural ends, keeping the original color, part and texture.
Longer hair falling to the upper chest where it fits inside this photo; keep the same face, clothes and background.
Continue my existing waves through the added length, with believable strands around the shoulders and no change of hair color.
Ways to explore
Explore the outline of longer hair while your current cut is still short. The image is a visual idea, not a forecast of growth speed, future hair density or how your hair will behave over time.
Use the same source in separate runs for shoulder-length and chest-length ideas. Keep the texture request consistent so length remains the main difference. Each generated variation is a separate paid image.
Try more length on straight, wavy or curly hair without making color the focus. A clear source helps you judge whether the added strands continue the original texture or drift toward a different style.
Keep a favorite preview to describe an outline, part or length you like. Bring the original photo into the comparison too. A generated image does not establish that the style can be achieved with your current cut or natural hair density.
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