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See What You’d Look Like with Bangs

Thinking about a fringe? Upload a photo and the bangs filter adds curtain, wispy, straight, side, front or short bangs to your own hair — same color, same length, same face.

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Bangs Filter Examples: Before and After

Examples show real results from this tool on AI-generated portraits.

Before and after AI bangs filter: the same woman with straight blunt bangsOriginal photo of a woman with long straight dark hair and no bangsBeforeAfter
Straight bangs
Bangs filter result with light wispy bangs in her own curl patternOriginal photo of a woman with short natural curlsBeforeAfter
Wispy bangs
Before and after AI bangs filter with curtain bangs, beard and face unchangedOriginal photo of a bearded man with short dark hairBeforeAfter
Curtain bangs

Try Different Bang Styles on Your Photo

Bangs are cut into the hair you already have, in your own color and texture, so the preview shows the fringe itself rather than a new hairdo. Six styles cover what stylists are asked for most:

Curtain Bangs

Parted in the middle and swept outward, they frame the eyes and blend into longer layers.

Wispy Bangs

A light, feathered fringe with gaps that let some forehead show — the softest commitment.

Straight Bangs

Blunt and dense, cut in one clean line just above the brows for a graphic look.

Side Bangs

Longer pieces swept across the forehead to one side, easy to grow out later.

Front Bangs

A full fringe falling straight down to the eyebrows, with soft, textured ends.

Short Bangs

Baby bangs that stop mid-forehead — bold, and very different on every face.

What Would I Look Like with Bangs?

Upload a front-facing photo, pick a style and you will see a fringe added to your own hair in seconds. The honest answer to the question depends on your forehead height, face proportions, hair texture and even your cowlicks, which is exactly why a preview on your own face says more than any photo of someone else.

If a fringe is part of a bigger change, try a lighter shade too with the blonde hair filter.

Try Bangs Before You Cut Your Hair

Bangs take seconds to cut and months to grow out. Seeing curtain and straight bangs side by side on your own photo turns a leap of faith into a decision you can make calmly — and gives your stylist a clear picture of what you have in mind.

How the Bangs Filter Works

  1. 01

    Upload a Clear Photo

    Use a front-facing photo with your forehead and hairline visible. JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB.

  2. 02

    Choose a Bang Style

    Curtain, wispy, straight, side, front or short.

  3. 03

    Generate Your Preview

    The fringe is cut into your existing hair, matching its color and texture.

  4. 04

    Compare Before and After

    Drag the slider, try another style, and save the one you want to show your stylist.

Which Bang Style Should I Try?

There is no single right answer; it comes down to taste, hair texture and how much styling you want to do each morning. A few things are worth knowing before you choose:

Curtain and side bangs blend into longer hair and are the easiest to grow out. Wispy bangs are the lightest option and suit people who want a fringe without covering the forehead. Straight and front bangs make a stronger statement and need regular trims to stay at brow length. Short bangs are the boldest of all.

“Fringe” is simply the British word for bangs — the same cut goes by both names.

When a Bangs Preview Helps

Decide Before the Salon

Settle the “bangs or no bangs” question before you are in the chair.

Show Your Stylist

Bring a preview of the exact style on your own face instead of a stranger’s photo.

Compare Styles Side by Side

Generate curtain, wispy and straight bangs from one photo and flip between them.

Tips for the Most Realistic Bangs Preview

  • Face the camera with your forehead and hairline visible.
  • Push hair off your forehead — existing bangs or strands hide the hairline.
  • Use even, soft light without strong shadows across the face.
  • Pick a sharp photo where your head fills a good part of the frame.
  • Take off hats, headbands and sunglasses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the bangs filter free?

You can try it once a day without an account. A free account adds bonus credits; each result uses two credits.

What would I look like with bangs?

Upload a front-facing photo and choose a style: you will see bangs cut into your own hair, in your own color, with your face unchanged.

Can I try curtain bangs?

Yes. Curtain is the default style — center-parted bangs that sweep out to frame your eyes.

Can I try wispy bangs?

Yes. Choose Wispy for a light, feathered fringe that lets some of your forehead show.

Can I see front bangs before cutting my hair?

Yes. Choose Front for a full fringe down to the eyebrows, or Straight for a blunt one, and compare them before you book the cut.

Does the tool work with long hair?

Yes. The rest of your hair keeps its length and style; only the front is cut into bangs. Very short hair gives the model less to work with.

Will my face stay the same?

Yes. Your eyes, features, skin and expression are kept; only the hair over your forehead changes.

What photo works best?

A sharp, front-facing photo in even light, with your forehead and hairline visible and no hat or headband. It is used only for your preview and deleted automatically.

Try Bangs on Your Own Photo

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