Long Hair Try On
Growing your hair takes months, so see the result first. Upload a selfie and try a long hairstyle on your own face: long waves, a bun or braids, or one of 3 longer men's styles. Each generation gives you 2 variations, and new accounts get 1 free generation.
Upload Photo & Try Long HairLong Hairstyles for Women
From loose and down to fully tied up. Read the long waves, beach waves, box braids and top bun guides.
Longer Hairstyles for Men
Medium to long styles that need the most growing. See the man bun, shaggy layers and curtain hair guides, or every option on the men's haircut try on page.
Before You Grow It Out
Long hair changes your whole outline: it frames the face, covers the neck and adds weight that pulls waves and curls looser. A preview on your own photo shows that change in one step, without waiting months to find out.
The growing stage is the hard part. There is usually a stretch where hair is too long to style short and too short to tie back. Regular trims to the ends and a shape your stylist plans with you, such as growing out through layers, make that stage easier. If you want a smaller change first, compare a medium style like the wolf cut, or try a new color with the hair color changer.
Going the other way? The short hair try on collects every short cut.
Long Hair Try On FAQs
Which long hairstyles can I preview?
7 longer presets: for women, waves, top bun, box braids, beach waves; for men, curtain hair, shaggy layers, man bun.
Can I see myself with long hair if my hair is short now?
Yes. The AI redraws your hair in the style you pick, so a long style shows on your photo even if your hair is short today. Use a front-facing photo with your face and hairline visible.
Is it worth previewing before I grow my hair out?
Growing hair takes months, and there are in-between stages along the way. Seeing the end result first helps you decide whether the wait is worth it, and which long style to aim for.
Do long styles cost more credits?
No. Every preset style uses the same number of credits per generation, whatever its length.