Try a bob haircut on your photo

Compare three different lengths

Start with the decision you want to make, rather than choosing every short haircut at once:

• French bob: a shorter cheekbone-to-jaw direction with a fringe. Inspect where the ends sit beside your cheeks and how the bangs meet your brows.
• Blunt bob: a chin-length direction with an even perimeter and a center part. Check both sides of the jaw and whether the preview changes your face outline.
• Longer layered bob: a collarbone-length direction with softer layers. Compare the extra length beside your shoulders and the amount of volume at the ends.

These are preset requests, not measured cutting lengths. The model can shorten a fringe, straighten a wave or change the apparent volume. Bring the original photo and the direction you prefer to a stylist who can assess your actual hair.

Read the recorded French bob example

The input above is fictional editorial portrait M01. The saved French bob output was made with fal-ai/flux-2/edit, seed 42, in October 2026 and recorded as a raw output. The glasses-free portrait becomes a shorter cut with a full fringe and rounded ends. Facial detail and apparent lighting also differ: the pair is not evidence of perfect identity preservation.

The live fitting workflow now uses Replicate. This historical example illustrates one possible shape; it does not measure today's model quality, your likelihood of success or a salon result. You can open the original portrait and saved output at full size.

Choose a useful photo

Use one front-facing person in even light, with the whole head, jaw and shoulders visible. Keep hats and beauty filters out of the photo. If you wear glasses, use a clear view and check that the frames, lenses and position remain consistent in the output.

Strong backlight, a tilted head, motion blur or hair covering much of the face can make comparison harder. A bob preview also invents areas hidden by long hair. It cannot establish nape shape, hair density, curl shrinkage or how much daily styling your cut will need.

Review the whole result

Compare the original and each output for the fringe, length beside the jaw, parting, curl pattern, ears and glasses. Then check whether facial proportions, skin or expression changed. If those details moved, use a clearer photo or discuss the shape with your stylist rather than treating the picture as a prediction.

Open the fitting room with the three bob looks selected. You can change the selection there. Generation starts only after the required photo checks, permission confirmation and your explicit fitting action.

Price and photo handling

Current one-time packs start at $4.99 for 8 fittings of four photos each. Fittings use paid credits and there is no subscription. Check the displayed price before buying or starting. Originals are deleted after 7 days and results after 30, or sooner if you delete them. For a broader choice, use the women's hairstyle guide or the haircut quiz.