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Hair Colour Changer

Try a hair colour before you dye: henna, copper, chestnut, browns and blondes on your own photo, with the hair's own highlights and shadows kept. Runs in your browser, so photos are never uploaded.

  • Free
  • No sign-up
  • Nothing is uploaded

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Key Features

  • Finds the hair in the photo automatically, edges of strands included
  • Ten natural shades, from henna and copper to chestnut, browns, blondes and silver
  • Keeps the hair's own highlights and shadows, so the colour looks dyed, not painted
  • A strength slider to see anything from a light tint to a full colour
  • Leaves skin, eyebrows and everything else as it is
  • No upload, no sign-up, no watermark and no daily limit

How to Use

  1. 1Add a photo where your hair is visible: drop it on the box, choose it, or paste it with Ctrl+V.
  2. 2Wait a few seconds while the hair is found. The first time, the tool downloads about 30 MB once.
  3. 3Tap a shade and set the strength. Drag across the photo to compare with your own colour.
  4. 4Click "Download photo" to keep the result.

Your privacy

Most hair colour apps upload your photo to their servers. Here everything runs inside your browser, so your photos never leave your device.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I see myself with a different hair colour?

Add a photo above where your hair is clearly visible, then tap a shade. Only the hair is recoloured, with its highlights and shadows kept, so you see a realistic result in a few seconds.

Can I try henna?

Yes. Henna is the first shade. On grey or light hair it shows the orange-red that henna gives; on dark hair it shows as a warm red tint.

Which colours can I try?

Ten natural shades: henna, copper, auburn, burgundy, chestnut, light brown, dark brown, honey blonde, ash blonde and silver.

Does it work on dark hair?

Yes. Dark hair takes the colour of the shade and gets a little lighter. A very light shade on very dark hair looks like dark blonde, the way real dye looks without bleaching.

Is my photo uploaded?

No. Everything happens on your device, and your photos never leave it.