AI Hairstyle Try-On · iOS
Try the haircut before you commit.
Clipd uses AI to preview 43 hairstyles and 38 colors on your own photo. See exactly what a bob, bangs, or balayage would look like — then walk into the salon with a screenshot.
What you can try on
43 Hairstyles
From pixie cuts to long layers, blunt bobs to wolf cuts. Real, current styles.
38 Hair Colors
Blonde, brunette, red, black, balayage, highlights, fashion colors — preview them all.
Photorealistic AI
Built on the latest image-to-image models. Only your hair changes — face stays untouched.
Bring to the Salon
Save the result and show your stylist exactly what you want. No more "shorter, but not too short."
Try Before You Cut
A bad haircut takes months to grow out. A bad AI preview takes one tap to delete.
Works on Any Photo
Use a selfie, a portrait, or that one good photo of you from last summer.
From the blog
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Frequently asked questions
What is Clipd?
Clipd is an iOS app that uses AI to preview new hairstyles and hair colors on your own photo. You upload a selfie, pick a style, and see a realistic preview in seconds.
Is the preview actually realistic?
Yes — Clipd uses image-to-image AI that only modifies the hair, leaving your face, skin, and lighting untouched. It is not a filter overlay.
How many styles are there?
43 hairstyles and 38 hair colors. The library is updated regularly to reflect current trends.
Is Clipd free?
Clipd is free to download and includes free credits to try the app. Additional generations require a subscription ($8.99/week or $17.99/month) or a one-time credit pack.
Will my photos be used to train AI models?
No. Photos are uploaded for processing only and are not used for model training. Generated content is auto-deleted after a period of time.
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