Free Hair Color Changer nothing stored

Open a portrait, pick a target shade and start the recolor. Adjust the blend strength if the change is too strong. You can compare the result against the original in the preview.

Yes. Choose a pale shade in the color picker and apply it to your portrait. Dark source hair may produce a flatter preview because there is less visible texture to carry into the lighter result.

It carries the existing light and dark strand variations into the new color, then blends through the detected hair outline. A source with little visible detail can still look smooth after a strong change.

Use a sharp portrait with an unobstructed face and clearly visible hair. Even lighting and a simple backdrop make the result easier to assess. Avoid a hat or a hand covering the area you want to recolor.

The edit needs a detected face and enough detected hair. A rear view, a very small face or obscured hair can fail those checks. Try a closer picture facing the camera.

The tool protects the detected face below the brows and targets head hair. It is not a beard or eyebrow color editor. Inspect the forehead and nearby skin because automatic hair boundaries can still be imperfect.

The color pass does not reshape curls or coils. Its selection follows the detected hair, though individual wisps may be missed. Check the ends and outer curls where they meet the background.

There is one target shade for the detected hair, with no brush for separate zones. The gloss control brightens existing strand highlights; it does not create a new pattern of dyed streaks.

No. This edit changes color within the existing hair shape. Use the linked hairstyle tool when you want to try a different haircut or length.

It is a visual color comparison, not a prediction of a dye treatment. The engine uses photo pixels and your selected shade, with no dye formula or hair-treatment history. Bring a preferred preview to a stylist as a reference.

You choose the color yourself. There is no skin-tone recommendation control. Compare candidate shades on the same portrait to judge which appearance you prefer.

The processing path reads the picture locally and runs both detection and recoloring on your device. Network requests are still used to load the website and its model files.

Preview the hair tint in a compatible phone browser, or use the portrait controls on a tablet or computer. A device with limited memory may struggle with a large portrait. If the tint preview fails, retry with a lower-resolution portrait.

The browser may need to fetch face and hair models before the edit can begin. It attempts to reuse cached model files on later runs. There is no fixed processing time across devices and connections.

No individual person selector is provided. Up to six detected heads receive the same target shade. Use a separate portrait of each person when you want to compare different colors independently.

For a hair-color preview, use a portrait in JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC. A large source can be reduced to fit the device before editing. The output is encoded as a new image, and some input types change on export.

Fine strands can fall outside the automatic hair selection, especially against a bright background. This tool has no repair brush. Try a clearer source or refine the result in an editor with manual masking.

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