AI image workflow

AI Hair Color Changer

Upload one clear photo, pick or describe a hair color, and see the hair recolored. The edit asks the model to change only the hair color and keep the face, haircut, and background.

Hair color try-on

Change hair color

Online tool
Reference image

Upload one clear JPG, PNG, or WebP photo with the hair visible, that you own or have permission to edit.

Prompt examples

Style

Current workflow

AI Hair Color Changer

A result appears only after you run the workflow; no simulated AI output is shown here.

Input
Upload one clear JPG, PNG, or WebP photo with the hair visible, that you own or have permission to edit.
Model
FLUX Kontext Pro
Canvas
Match input
Credits
40 / successful result

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Hair color presets

Text presets only, no sample outputs. Pick a color to open it with the prompt and model already filled in, then upload your photo.

01 · Template direction

Platinum blonde

Testing a full bleach-and-tone look before committing.

Change only the hair color to icy platinum blonde with a soft natural root. Keep the face, skin tone, eyebrows, haircut, clothing, and background unchanged.

Very light blonde usually needs bleaching in real life; treat this as a preview.

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02 · Template direction

Copper red

Warm red and ginger shades for fall color ideas.

Change only the hair color to a rich copper red with natural shine. Keep the face, skin tone, eyebrows, haircut, clothing, and background unchanged.

Check that the red has not tinted the skin or eyebrows.

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03 · Template direction

Pastel pink

Fashion colors and hair dye filter looks for social posts.

Change only the hair color to soft pastel pink. Keep the face, skin tone, eyebrows, haircut, clothing, and background unchanged.

Pastel shades fade fast in real life and need a light base.

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04 · Template direction

Honey blonde balayage

Lower-maintenance blonde with darker roots.

Add a honey blonde balayage: keep darker natural roots and blend to warm blonde through the lengths and ends. Keep the face, skin tone, haircut, clothing, and background unchanged.

Placement of highlights can vary between results; generate again if it looks flat.

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05 · Template direction

Electric blue

Bold fashion colors for festivals, cosplay, or content.

Change only the hair color to vivid electric blue. Keep the face, skin tone, eyebrows, haircut, clothing, and background unchanged.

Vivid blue on dark hair needs bleaching first in real life.

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06 · Template direction

Silver gray

Trying silver or going gray before a big change.

Change only the hair color to cool silver gray with a soft metallic shine. Keep the face, skin tone, eyebrows, haircut, clothing, and background unchanged.

Gray can read as white or blue in some lighting; compare at full size.

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07 · Template direction

Chocolate brown

Natural darker shades and going back to brunette.

Change only the hair color to a rich chocolate brown. Keep the face, skin tone, eyebrows, haircut, clothing, and background unchanged.

Subtle shade changes are easier to judge side by side with the original.

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08 · Template direction

Jet black

Deep black and blue-black looks.

Change only the hair color to glossy jet black. Keep the face, skin tone, eyebrows, haircut, clothing, and background unchanged.

Dark hair can hide haircut detail; check the outline and fringe.

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Capabilities and review

What you can try

  • Upload one clear photo and recolor the hair with a preset or your own shade description.
  • Try natural shades like blonde, brown, black, and copper, or fashion colors like pink, blue, and silver.
  • Describe highlights, balayage, ombre, or visible roots, and compare four image-edit models.

What this does not provide

  • Keeping the face, haircut, and background is a goal, not a guarantee. A model can still change details beyond the hair.
  • It is a visual preview, not a prediction of how real dye will turn out on your natural hair.
  • Do not edit a person's photo without permission or use the result to impersonate someone.

Review before you share or book

  • Compare face, skin tone, haircut length, and background with the source photo.
  • Check the hairline, edges, and eyebrows at full size for color bleed.
  • Show a stylist both the preview and your real hair before choosing a dye.

Run this workflow

  1. 01Upload one clear, well-lit photo with your hair visible.
  2. 02Pick a color preset or describe the shade, tone, and any highlights, balayage, or roots.
  3. 03Generate, then compare the result with your original photo.

Clear photos and specific color words give the most believable results. Treat every result as a preview, not a salon promise.

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AI hair color changer FAQ

Is the AI hair color changer free?

Each successful result uses Credits: 40 to 67 depending on the model, shown before you generate. Failed jobs are not charged. The Free plan includes a monthly Credit allowance.

Will it change my face or haircut?

The prompt asks the model to change only the hair color, but that is not guaranteed. Compare the face, skin tone, haircut, and background with your original photo.

Which hair colors can I try?

Any color you can describe: platinum, ash, or honey blonde, copper, red, pink, blue, purple, silver gray, brown, black, and two-tone looks such as highlights, balayage, or ombre.

Will my real hair dye look the same?

Not necessarily. The result is a visual preview. Real color depends on your natural shade, hair condition, and the products used, so check with a stylist.

What photo works best?

One recent photo you own or have permission to edit, with the hair clearly visible, even lighting, and no heavy filters.

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