Hair color try on

Free Hair Color Changer try on any color

The hair color changer is a free hair color try on for your own selfie: pick a color and see four takes of it on your hair. Your cut, your face and everything else stay exactly as they are.

One selfie

is all it needs

Four takes

of every color

About a minute

from upload

Free to start

no subscription

Example selfie of a woman with straight black hair just past the shoulders at home
Your selfie
No selfie at hand? Try one:
Color

Example resultPlatinum blonde
A woman with straight shoulder-length hair and a side parting, with platinum blonde hair

One selfie, six hair colors

Pick a person to see the selfie we started from and every color drawn on it. The cut stays the same in each, and every picture is a real run of the tool.

Your selfie
Example selfie of a woman with straight black hair just past the shoulders at home
Selfie
A woman with straight shoulder-length hair and a side parting, with platinum blonde hair
Platinum blonde
A woman with straight shoulder-length hair and a side parting, with copper red hair
Copper red
A woman with straight shoulder-length hair and a side parting, with chocolate brown hair
Chocolate brown
A woman with straight shoulder-length hair and a side parting, with jet black hair
Jet black
A woman with straight shoulder-length hair and a side parting, with pastel pink hair
Pastel pink
A woman with straight shoulder-length hair and a side parting, with silver grey hair
Silver grey

How to try on hair color online

From one selfie to four takes of a new color in about a minute.

A selfie of a woman with straight black hair at home
1
Add a selfie

Face the camera in daylight, hair down, no hat.

The same woman with platinum blonde, copper red, chocolate brown and jet black hair
2
Pick a color

Platinum, copper, chocolate, black, pink or silver.

Four takes of platinum blonde hair on the same woman
3
Compare four takes

Keep the one you would book, or try another color.

Try the color before the dye

A woman with straight shoulder-length hair and a side parting, with chocolate brown hair
Show your colorist

Bring the take you liked to the salon.

A young man with short textured hair and light stubble, with platinum blonde hair
Going blonde

See platinum before the bleach.

A woman with shoulder-length natural curls, with pastel pink hair
A bold color

Pastel pink, with no commitment.

A woman with shoulder-length natural curls, with silver grey hair
Silver on purpose

See silver grey before you stop dyeing.

Which hair color suits my skin undertone?

Colorists start from your skin's undertone, the cool, warm or neutral tint under its surface. These are the usual first picks; trying two on your own selfie tells you more than any chart.

UndertoneHow to tellColors to try first
01CoolVeins look blue or purple; silver jewelry suits youPlatinum blonde, jet black, silver grey, pastel pink
02WarmVeins look green; gold jewelry suits youCopper red, chocolate brown
03NeutralVeins look blue-green; silver and gold both suit youMost colors: chocolate brown, copper red, platinum blonde
Our test run
Runs finished
18 of 18
Fastest run
47 s
Slowest run
79 s
We tried it on 9 October 2026: 3 selfies and 6 colors, 18 runs and 72 pictures. Every run finished, in 47 to 79 seconds.

What is a hair color changer?

A hair color changer recolors the hair in your photo and leaves everything else alone: the cut, the length, your face, skin and clothes stay as they were. Ours draws four takes of one color per try, so you can compare before you dye.

It runs in the browser with nothing to install and is part of the free AI image generator. To change the cut instead, use the AI Hairstyle Changer or the Buzz Cut Filter; hair prompts to copy are in AI Photo Editing Prompts.

Your photos

  • Adults onlyUse a selfie of yourself.
  • Deleted after the jobYour selfie is deleted as soon as your new colors are done, never shown on the site.
  • Kept in GenerationsYour results stay in Generations until you delete them.

Questions about the hair color changer

Short answers about colors, skin tones and your photos.

Yes, it is free to start. Each try uses a little energy, which refills when you share, post or invite friends, and a daily bonus tops it up. No subscription.

Add a selfie, pick a color and press Try this color. In about a minute you get four takes of that color on your own hair, with your cut kept as it is.

Yes. Only the color changes; the length, cut, parting, face, skin and clothes are kept. Small details can drift, so pick the closest of the four takes.

The table above lists the usual starting points for cool, warm and neutral undertones. Your own selfie is the better judge, so try two or three colors and compare.

It is a preview, not a promise. The shade carries over well; the real result depends on your natural color, past dye and how your hair takes it, so check with your colorist.

A recent, sharp selfie in daylight with your hair down and visible, and no hat, sunglasses or filter. Daylight shows the color most truly.

Yes. The AI Hairstyle Changer tries cuts like a bob or curtain bangs, and the Buzz Cut Filter tries clipper lengths and fades, on the same kind of selfie.

It is used only to draw your colors and is deleted as soon as they are done. You need a free account, which keeps your results in Generations.

Reviewed by Arthur Down, editor · Updated · How we check facts