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Your photo

For the best result
  • One person, face and whole head in the frame (not cropped at the forehead)
  • Look at the camera in even light; avoid strong backlight
  • Hair pulled away from the face works best for big changes; no hats
  • A normal phone selfie is fine, no filters

Long Hairstyle

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Free to try, no sign-up

Long Hair AI

This long hair AI shows your own face with long straight hair, waves, curls or a men's grown-out flow. Your first image is free, no sign-up, no app.

Original: Woman in her early 60s with grey hair: Long WavesBefore
Long Hair AI result: Woman in her early 60s with grey hair: Long WavesAfter

Example result. Upload your photo to make yours.

Examples

Original: Woman in her early 60s with grey hair: Long WavesBefore
Long Hair AI result: Woman in her early 60s with grey hair: Long WavesAfter
Original: Man in his early 40s: Men's FlowBefore
Long Hair AI result: Man in his early 40s: Men's FlowAfter

How to see yourself with long hair

One photo, one length, and usually less than a minute of waiting.

  1. 1

    Upload a photo that shows your shoulders

    Use a JPEG, PNG, WebP or HEIC photo up to 10 MB with one person and the whole head in frame. Long hair needs room, so include your neck and shoulders.

  2. 2

    Pick the length you want to see

    Choose Long Straight, Long Waves, Long Curls, Long Layers, Shoulder Length or Men's Flow. Add a note such as "middle part" if one detail matters.

  3. 3

    Compare and save it

    Your grown-out version appears next to the original, usually in under a minute; at busy times it can take a few minutes. Download it right away, since results are only kept for a limited time.

Why this long hair filter still looks like you

Your own color, grown out

Choose straight hair, waves or curls: the texture follows the preset, and the long hair AI is told to keep your hair color. In our test, silver-grey stayed silver-grey, so you judge the length and not a dye job.

Same hairline, same beard

The long hair AI is told to keep your hairline where it is and any beard, moustache or stubble as it was. Face, skin, glasses and clothes are meant to stay too, and in our tests they did.

Six lengths, men's included

Five long looks plus Men's Flow, a jaw-to-neck length pushed back, the stage most men pass through when they grow it out.

A 3:4 portrait

The result is a 3:4 portrait. A selfie that shows your shoulders leaves room for hair to fall past them.

A note for the exact look

The optional note takes up to 500 characters, like "waist length" or "middle part". It is added to your request to the AI model.

Long hair AI vs extensions, apps or just growing it

Four ways to find out if long hair suits you, and what each one costs you in time and effort.

This siteClip-in extensionsHair filter appsGrowing it out
WaitUsually under a minuteA shop visit or a deliveryVaries by appMonths, often longer
Cost to tryFirst image freeBuying a setVaries by appFree, plus trims
Install or sign-upNoneNoneApp store, often an accountNone
Your own hair colorKept, unless your note asks otherwiseOnly if the shade matchesVariesYes
Easy to undoYes, it's a pictureYes, clip them outYesOnly with a cut
Shows real weight and feelNo, a front-view pictureYesNoYes

Who uses a long hair filter online

Long hair takes months to grow and seconds to cut, so a preview helps most before you start.

Deciding whether to grow it out

See the end result before the awkward middle months. If you don't like it on you, you saved yourself the wait.

Before buying extensions

Check whether long waves or a sleek straight length suits your face before you book an appointment or order a set.

Men growing it out

In the long hair AI, Men's Flow shows the pushed-back, jaw-length stage. It answers the question many men ask friends online: would long hair suit me?

Missing the length you cut off

Went short and regret it? Put the old length back on today's face and decide whether to start growing again.

Long hair with silver or grey

The model is told to keep your color, and in our test Grace's silver-grey stayed, so you see how long grey or silver hair looks on you without guessing from someone else's photo.

A target for your stylist

Bring the image to a trim. It tells your stylist the length and layering you are growing toward.

What a long hair preview can and can't tell you

We ran this long hair AI on our sample selfies with the page's own presets. Grace, in her early 60s with a short silver-grey bob, got Long Waves and came back with long, silver-grey waves in her own color. Kenji got Men's Flow: hair to the jaw and neck, pushed back, with the rest of the photo unchanged. Those two results are the examples on this page.

What it can tell you: how a length frames your face, in your own color, on your own photo. What it can't: how long it will take, or whether your hair will reach that length. Density, breakage and growth rate decide that, and the AI sees none of them. It shows the front only, so length down your back is hidden.

Photo tips for a realistic long hair AI result

  • Frame yourself from the chest up so there is room below your chin for long hair to fall.
  • Keep the whole head in the photo, not cut off at the forehead or the top of the hair.
  • Face the camera in even light, like near a window, with no strong light behind you.
  • Pull your current hair back from your face so the new length isn't fighting the old shape.
  • Take off hats, hoods and headbands so the hairline is visible.
  • Use a plain phone photo with no beauty filter, since the long hair AI is told to leave your skin as it is.

Mistakes that waste your one free long hair image

  • Mistake: Uploading a tight face-only selfie

    Do this instead: The model is told to keep your framing, so long hair can run out of the frame. Use a photo that shows your shoulders.

  • Mistake: Choosing Shoulder Length when your hair is already there

    Do this instead: Pick a length that is clearly longer than yours, like Long Straight or Long Waves, so the change shows.

  • Mistake: Typing "waist length" into a close-up

    Do this instead: Waist-length hair needs a photo that reaches your waist. Otherwise ask for a length the frame can show.

  • Mistake: Mixing a new color into a length test

    Do this instead: The note can ask for a new shade, but then you judge two changes at once. Keep your color here and use the hair color page for a new shade.

  • Mistake: Closing the tab before saving

    Do this instead: There is no gallery or account. Download the image as soon as it appears.

What's free and what happens to your photo

One free image, so choose well

Every visitor gets one free image for life across the whole site, with no sign-up and no credit card. There's no paid plan for more, so pick the length you most want to see.

Your photo stays yours

Your photo is only used to create your images and is never used to train AI models. It is sent only to our storage and to the AI model provider that makes your image.

For adults

You must be 18 or older to use the site, and only upload photos of adults.

A picture, not a growth forecast

The long hair AI result is an image of one possible look. It isn't a promise that your hair will grow to that length or that extensions will match it exactly.

Frequently asked questions

Upload one photo, pick a preset such as Long Waves or Men's Flow, and press the button. The long hair AI is told to replace only your hair and keep your face, color and background.

Yes, this page does it on a photo. It grows your current cut into one of six longer looks and is told to keep your own hair color and hairline.

Upload a selfie that shows your shoulders here and choose a length. You get your own photo with long hair, usually in under a minute, at no cost for the first image.

Look at the result next to your original and check the face, not the hair: do your eyes and jaw still stand out, or does the length crowd them? Show both to someone whose taste you trust before you commit to months of growing.

It depends on the cut and the face, so there is no general answer. Layers near the face can soften features, while heavy straight length can drag them down. A preview on your own photo shows which way it goes for you.

We found no single agreed "3 rule". Some hairstyle guides point to the 2.25-inch rule instead, credited to John Frieda: measure from your earlobe to your chin, and under 2.25 inches is said to suit short hair. This tool doesn't use any face measurement; it shows the length you pick on your own photo.

Your first image here is free, and it isn't an app: it runs in the browser on a phone or computer, with no account. Other long hair tools set their own limits and prices, so check them first.

On this site, Your photo is only used to create your images and is never used to train AI models. There's no account and no gallery, the site sets no cookies, and you need to be 18 or older. Other apps have their own policies, so read them before you upload.

Yes, as a guide to length and shape. Bring the image to your stylist, who can match the shade and weight in person, since a picture can't show how extensions blend at the roots.

Yes. Men's Flow is the men's preset: medium-long hair pushed back to the jaw and neck. The model is told to keep your beard or stubble as it is.