Men's Haircut Try On
Not sure whether a french crop or a textured quiff will suit you? Upload a front-facing photo and preview any of the 15 men's haircuts below on your own face before you sit in the barber's chair. Each generation gives you 2 variations of the cut, and you can pair any style with one of 15 hair colors.
How to Choose a Men's Haircut by Length
The quickest way to narrow the list is to start from the hair you have now. Pick a group, preview two or three cuts from it, and compare the variations side by side.
Short and low-maintenance
These cuts keep the hair short all over or tight on the sides, so they need little daily styling and grow out evenly between barber visits.
Short sides, longer top
These keep the sides neat and leave more length on top to shape. Most need a styling product and enough length on top to hold their form.
Medium to long
These need the most length. If your hair is short today, the preview shows what you would be growing towards, which helps you decide whether it is worth the wait.
Try a New Color With the Cut
Every generation combines one haircut with one hair color, so you can see a slick back in your natural shade or a textured quiff in ash grey in the same try. See all 15 shades on the hair color changer page. Our French crop and taper fade guides cover those cuts in detail, the short hair try on collects every short cut, and you can compare styles for women on the women's hairstyle try on page.
Men's Haircut Try On FAQs
Which men's haircuts can I try?
There are 15 presets: Slick Back, Pompadour, Messy Fringe, French Crop, Textured Quiff, Side Part, Curtain Hair, Brush Up, Taper Fade, Ivy League, Shaggy Layers, Man Bun, Comb Over, Spiky Hair, Natural Afro. Each one can be combined with any of the 15 hair colors.
Can I try a buzz cut, skin fade or undercut?
Not at the moment: they are not among the presets, so the generator cannot show them yet. The closest preset is the taper fade, whose sides shorten gradually toward the skin.
Which of these styles need longer hair?
Curtain Hair, Shaggy Layers, Man Bun, Natural Afro need medium to long hair. The preview shows the finished look, so it can help you decide whether a style is worth growing out for.
How should I use the preview at the barber?
Download the variation you like and show it to your barber along with the style name. A preview cannot show clipper guard lengths or how your hair grows, so ask your barber how the cut will work with your hair type.