Hairstyle Atlas

Photorealistic try-on on your own face

A front-facing selfie is the only input, and the render replaces the hair while keeping face, skin tone, hairline and lighting fixed, so the result is a realistic preview rather than a filter-style repaint.

120+ cuts, colors and bangs catalogue

Fades, crops, buzzes, curtains, wolf cuts, shags, bobs and pixies, plus colors from balayage to platinum and silver; any color can be painted onto any cut, with a color on an approved cut cheaper than a full render.

16 decision-oriented try-on tools

Each tool answers one question — fade haircut simulator, buzz cut filter, wolf cut try-on, balayage try-on, bang filter and more — so users browse by the change they want to make rather than by a flat gallery.

Texture-matched rendering

Users pick straight, wavy, curly or coily hair during setup, and the render is created for that texture instead of pasting straight-hair styling onto a curly head, with braids, locs, afros and silk presses included.

Free no-photo tools

The face shape detector, haircut quiz, hairline self-check and eyebrow tools run without a photo in about 30 seconds, and the same tools can be embedded on a site.

Before/after reference sheet for the barber

The comparison sheet pairs the selfie with the chosen cut, and on salon plans carries the salon's name, so the client can point instead of describing a haircut.

• Undecided clients: Preview a cut, color or bangs on their own selfie and settle on a style before booking an appointment.
• Barber appointments: Show the before-and-after reference sheet to the barber and agree on the cut before the clippers come out.
• Receding hairlines: Preview a shaved head or a fade and weigh the look against keeping the thinning hair before committing.
• Curly and coily hair: Check whether a texture-matched cut suits the curl pattern before telling the stylist.
• Salons and barbershops: Run three candidate looks side by side on a client's selfie during consultation and put the salon's name on the comparison sheet.

Is the first hairstyle really free?

Yes. The first look includes one hairstyle with one color on it at no chargeable cost; it needs no card and no commitment, and paying only starts when the user wants more looks, colors and clean downloads without a watermark.

Can I try it without an account?

The homepage demo runs without an account. An account is created only when the user wants a render on their own photo kept in a library, where it stays visible only to the account holder while the account is open.

Does the render change anything besides my hair?

No. Hairstyle Atlas holds face, skin tone, hairline and lighting fixed and changes only the hair. A render that alters anything else is treated as a bad render, flagged and re-run for free without drawing credits.

What is the render used for?

Renders are presented as reference images for the chair, not predictions of the finished cut. A curl pattern can be predicted but not guaranteed, so the site recommends treating every render as a strong reference and showing it to a professional barber.

How much does a hairstyle cost?

A hairstyle on a photo is 10 credits, a color on that cut is 5 credits, and a facial-hair change is 10 credits; on Pro each extra angle is another 10 credits. Length, fringe and parting are free as part of the same picture, and a failed render returns its credits.

Are my photos shared or used to train models?

Photos stay in a library readable only by the account holder and are removed on deletion, with copies held up to 90 days. Nothing uploaded is published, there is no public gallery, and identifiable photos are used for training only where the user switches that on in settings.

Is there a refund policy?

Yes. Every paid plan carries a seven-day full refund with no conditions; rendering looks does not void it, and the user can email within seven days of a charge for a full refund. Cancel is available in two clicks from billing settings, with access running to the end of the paid period.

• Open hairstyleatlas.com and upload one front-facing selfie with the hair visible; the homepage demo runs without an account.
• Choose a hair type — straight, wavy, curly or coily — and optionally a face shape, so the catalogue narrows around it.
• Pick a cut, color, bangs or length from the catalogue; each of the 16 try-on tools is tuned to one decision.
• Review the price before tapping render; a render takes about 20 seconds and returns its credits if it fails.
• Save the before-and-after sheet and show it to the barber as a reference instead of describing the cut.
• Create an account when you want looks kept in your library; paid plans add clean HD downloads and all angles.