

Cafe portrait · natural black
Try these settingsDeepen brown hair to black while keeping visible strands, freckles and the green sweater.
Change hair color in a photo with AI. Use a color template, upload a reference or describe your color in words, then compare and download the result.

Chocolate brown brings subtle warmth to a pottery-workshop portrait. Compare the original curls and hairline along with the new color.
A rooftop portrait illustrates a black-to-platinum change on a short crop. Light hair should still show strands and shadows.
A conservatory portrait previews gray on long waves. Changing color should not change the person's age, glasses or skin texture.
A studio portrait shifts to lavender while retaining a blunt bob. Templates and uploads both supply a color reference, not a new person or haircut.
Explore hair color ideas with these AI-generated illustrations. Choose an example to load its photo and color settings.


Deepen brown hair to black while keeping visible strands, freckles and the green sweater.


Preview a cooler brown on a straight bob without changing the bangs or face.


Explore warm blonde on defined curls; compare volume, edges and individual curl shapes.


Try copper on a short wavy cut while retaining the original eyebrows and stubble.


Preview silver gray on a pixie cut without changing age or skin texture.


Try soft pink on long straight hair; check that the black turtleneck stays unchanged.


Explore muted purple on curls while preserving the original face and loft lighting.


Add sparse honey face-framing highlights while keeping the dark brown base.
Use a clear photo of one person with the full hair visible. Soft daylight makes the starting color easier to read. Upload JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 30 MB.
Select one of 12 color templates, upload a reference, or describe your target color in Color instructions. Templates and uploads replace one another. No color is selected by default; click a selected card again or remove its preview to clear it.
Add a short note for warmth or placement, check the displayed credits and click Generate. Review the face, hairline, texture and background against your original before downloading. Selecting a reference does not start generation.
Compare the original and result at full size. Keep the edit only when the color and the surrounding details work together.
Look for color on skin, ears, clothes or the background.
Compare curls, braids, parting, volume and flyaway strands.
Check whether the color is too warm, too cool or applied beyond the requested area.
Compare the face, age, eyebrows, facial hair, outfit and light.
Choose one. Both send a real image reference for the target color. Your Person photo supplies identity and hairstyle; the active template or upload supplies color only.
Yes. Click the selected card again or remove its preview. You can use a written color description instead. A template, uploaded reference or nonblank color instruction is required before generating.
Yes. Use the natural black, honey blonde, platinum or silver-gray cards. Color instructions can refine warmth or request highlights instead of all-over color.
The instruction asks to retain texture, haircut, face and scene, but generative editing can alter details. Compare the result carefully; this is not pixel-preserving masked retouching.
The image is a visual reference, not a dye formula or guaranteed salon result. Real color depends on the starting hair, treatment and lighting.
Generation requires a LumiYing account and uses the credits shown before Generate. Each submission makes one image. Browsing templates or loading examples does not spend credits.
Change hair color in a photo with AI. Use a color template, upload a reference or describe your color in words, then compare and download the result.