Upload one photo and preview a pixie cut on your own face — short and bold, before you commit.
A pixie is a short crop: close at the back and sides, with a little length left on top to style. AIChangeHair restyles only your hair and keeps your face, skin tone, lighting, and background exactly as they are.
Going from long hair to a pixie is a hard one to talk yourself into. Once it's gone, it's gone for months. This filter puts the cut on your own face first, so the question stops being hypothetical. Try a soft, longer pixie you can still style, or a sharp, cropped-close version that's all attitude. Then judge it on your face, not a salon model's.
Preview a long grown-out pixie, a classic short crop, a textured tousled version, and a sleek tapered cut — so you can see how short actually feels right on you.
Preview a longer, softer pixie you can tuck and tousle, or a cropped-close version. Decide how dramatic you really want to go.
A pixie pulls every bit of attention to your face, jaw, and cheekbones. Seeing it on your own photo tells you more than any face-shape chart.
Try it sleek and tapered, piecey and tousled, or with a soft side-swept fringe. Find the version that feels like you.
The cut is a separate call from the color. Preview the pixie in your current shade, then add a new color on top if you're curious.
Start from a curated pixie reference so the AI nails the length and silhouette: a soft long pixie, a classic short crop, a tousled textured version, a sleek tapered cut, or a pixie with a side-swept fringe. Pick the one closest to what you've been picturing and generate it on your own photo.
Type a short request — a long pixie with a side-swept fringe, a cropped pixie with a faded back, a tousled textured pixie. The editor keeps the change focused on the cut and leaves your face, skin tone, lighting, and background alone.
Use a clear, front-facing or three-quarter portrait in even light, with your face and current hairline visible. Pull longer hair away from your cheeks and jaw so the AI can crop it cleanly.
Choose a long, short, textured, or sleek pixie from the presets, or type the version you want — say, a cropped pixie with a soft fringe. Your face, skin tone, and background stay put.
Get your pixie cut preview in about a minute, set it next to your original photo, then download it or try a different length before you book the chop.
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A pixie cut is a short style cropped close at the back and sides, with a bit more length left on top to style. It can be soft and grown-out or sharp and cropped close, but it always sits well above the shoulders and frames the face directly. This filter shows you the full range, so you can see where on that scale you'd want to land.
A pixie pulls all the focus to your face, jaw, and cheekbones, so it lands differently on every face. Oval and heart shapes tend to carry it easily; rounder faces often look better with a longer top or a side-swept fringe to add length. Don't guess from a chart — upload your photo and see the cut on your own face. That's the honest answer.
A short crop can come down to an inch or two; a long pixie keeps a few inches on top so you can still tuck and tousle it. Either way, it's a real commitment. Growing back to a bob takes several months, and back to long hair, a year or more. Previewing it first is the cheapest way to be sure you want the chop.
A bob sits around the chin or jaw and keeps the weight in the length; a pixie is shorter and cropped close at the back and sides. A pixie reads bolder and lower-maintenance, while a bob is softer and leaves you more hair to play with. Preview both on your photo and compare them side by side before you decide.
Yes. The filter changes the cut and length first, so your preview keeps your current color by default. If you're also curious about going lighter or bolder with the new short look, you can add a color on top. The cut and the color are separate choices, and you can test them one at a time.
You can try it for free, and one free preview is enough to see whether a pixie suits you before a salon visit. If you want more versions — different lengths, textures, and colors — there are paid options for extra previews. The first look costs nothing.
Each one opens its own focused editor — jump straight in.
