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AI hair color changer

Change your hair colour in a photo: black, brown, blonde, red, copper, pastel and vivid shades, all-over, balayage or ombre.

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Change your hair colour in a photo: black, brown, blonde, red, copper, pastel and vivid shades, all-over, balayage or ombre.

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Want to see yourself blonde, red or pastel before you dye? Upload a photo, pick one of 12 shades and all-over colour, balayage or ombre, and the tool changes only your hair colour. Your haircut, beard, eyebrows and skin tone stay the same.

12 hair colours

Jet black, dark brown, caramel, honey blonde, platinum blonde, copper, auburn, burgundy, rose gold, pastel pink, electric blue and silver grey.

All-over, balayage or ombre

All-over colour goes from root to tip. Balayage keeps your own colour at the roots and paints the new shade onto the lengths. Ombre fades from your own colour into the new one at the ends.

Your cut stays the same

The length, parting, volume, texture and the way you wear your hair stay as they are, so you can judge the colour on its own. Your beard and eyebrows keep their own colour.

More hair tools

More hair tools: the AI hairstyle try-on changes the style and colour, the hair colour changer keeps your cut and changes only the colour, and the haircut simulator shows barber cuts with or without your beard. All three work the same way on your photo.

Questions

How do I change my hair colour in a photo?

Upload a clear photo, pick a shade and a style (all-over, balayage or ombre), and the tool recolours only the hair on your head.

Will it dye my beard or eyebrows?

No. Only the hair on top of the head changes colour; the beard, moustache and eyebrows keep their own colour.

Does it work on dark hair and dark skin?

Yes. Your skin tone is kept exactly as it is, and light shades like platinum or pastel are shown as if the hair had been lightened first.

Which photos work best?

A sharp, well-lit, front-facing photo of one person where the hairline and the hair are visible. Hats, hoods and hands in the hair make it harder.

Is it free?

Yes, you can try it for free and download or share the result.