Can I see myself with bangs before cutting them?

Yes, that is exactly what the bangs filter is for. Upload one photo, pick a fringe, and the AI adds it to your hair while keeping your face and the rest of the photo as they are.

Is there a bangs filter I can use online without an app?

Yes. The bangs filter runs in your browser on phone or desktop. You need a free account to upload a photo and generate, but there is nothing to install.

Is the bangs filter free?

Browsing the library and creating an account are free. Each try-on uses 50 credits with the default model; credits come with a monthly or yearly plan (from $8.90 a month billed yearly), and if a generation fails its credits are returned.

Will the bangs change the rest of my hair?

The AI follows the style you pick. Most bangs styles in the library come with a matching cut, so length and shape may change too. If you only want a fringe added, say so in the chat — for example "keep my length, just add curtain bangs".

What kinds of bangs can I try?

Blunt, wispy, short, see-through, piecey, curtain and side-swept fringes, across women's, men's and kids' styles — 186 fringe styles in total.

How accurate is an AI bangs preview?

It is a realistic visual guide, not a guarantee. Your hair's thickness, cowlicks and how you style it day to day will affect the real result, so take the preview to your stylist as a reference.

Bangs Filter

Try the bangs filter on your own photo: blunt, wispy, see-through or curtain bangs from a library of 186 fringe styles. No app needed.

Only the front of your hair changes — your face, skin tone and background stay as they are.

Pick a style to try

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Try bangs on your own photo before you commit to the cut

Bangs are the haircut people hesitate over most, and for good reason: they take seconds to cut and months to grow out. A bangs filter lets you answer "would bangs suit me?" on your own face instead of on a model in a magazine. Upload a front-facing portrait, choose the fringe you are curious about, and Swap Hairstyle shows you what it looks like in about a minute.

Unlike a live camera lens that floats a fake fringe over your forehead, this is a full photo edit. The AI draws the bangs into your hair, matching the direction of the light in your picture, so the preview looks like a real photo you could show a stylist. If it is not for you, nothing was cut — simply try another hairstyle on the same photo.

Blunt, wispy or see-through

Compare a heavy, straight-across fringe with light, airy pieces and see how much weight works with your forehead and brows. The library includes blunt bangs, wispy blunt bangs, short blunt bangs and soft see-through bangs.

Curtain and side-swept

Softer fringes that part in the middle or sweep to one side are the easiest to wear and to grow out. If you are leaning that way, the curtain bangs filter has a dedicated set.

With the length you want

Many styles in the library combine bangs with a specific cut, so you can test the whole look at once: a bob with bangs, long waves with a wispy fringe or a tied-up style with face-framing pieces.

For women, men and kids

Fringe styles exist across all four sections of the library — 69 for women, 65 for men, 38 for girls and 14 for boys — so the same bangs filter works for anyone in the family.

Choose the fringe that fits your face

There is no single rule for bangs, but a few patterns hold up well and are worth testing first:

Round face: longer, wispy or side-swept bangs break up the width; very short blunt bangs can make a face look rounder.
Long or oval face: fuller, brow-length bangs shorten the face visually and suit most cuts.
Square jaw: soft, textured or curtain bangs take the edge off; avoid a perfectly straight line that echoes the jaw.
Heart-shaped face: see-through or side-swept bangs balance a wider forehead.
Cowlicks or strong swirls at the hairline: longer, heavier fringes are easier to control than short micro bangs.

Treat these as starting points, not verdicts. The quickest way to decide is to run two or three fringe shapes through the bangs filter on the same photo and look at them side by side.

How to use the bangs filter

01 Upload a clear portrait

Front-facing, even light, forehead and hairline visible. If your hair usually falls over your face, pull it back for the photo so the AI can see where a fringe would start.

02 Pick a fringe

Choose from the bangs styles above, or open the full library and filter by "Bangs". You can also type what you want in the chat, for example "soft bangs that hit my eyebrows".

03 Compare and save

Your preview appears in about a minute. Download it, then use Try another hairstyle to compare a different fringe on the same photo.

Bangs Filter — Common Questions

Can I see myself with bangs before cutting them?: Yes, that is exactly what the bangs filter is for. Upload one photo, pick a fringe, and the AI adds it to your hair while keeping your face and the rest of the photo as they are.
Is there a bangs filter I can use online without an app?: Yes. The bangs filter runs in your browser on phone or desktop. You need a free account to upload a photo and generate, but there is nothing to install.
Is the bangs filter free?: Browsing the library and creating an account are free. Each try-on uses 50 credits with the default model; credits come with a monthly or yearly plan (from $8.90 a month billed yearly), and if a generation fails its credits are returned.
Will the bangs change the rest of my hair?: The AI follows the style you pick. Most bangs styles in the library come with a matching cut, so length and shape may change too. If you only want a fringe added, say so in the chat — for example "keep my length, just add curtain bangs".
What kinds of bangs can I try?: Blunt, wispy, short, see-through, piecey, curtain and side-swept fringes, across women's, men's and kids' styles — 186 fringe styles in total.
How accurate is an AI bangs preview?: It is a realistic visual guide, not a guarantee. Your hair's thickness, cowlicks and how you style it day to day will affect the real result, so take the preview to your stylist as a reference.