Bob Haircut Preview

The problem this solves

You are thinking about cutting long hair into a bob, and you want to see it with your own face shape, your own hair color and the clothes you wear every day. A photo of someone else with that haircut cannot tell you that.

When people ask for this

• Deciding whether a shorter cut suits natural gray or silver hair
• Showing a stylist the length and outline you have in mind
• Comparing how a bob and your current length look beside a window or in daily light

What we change, and what we keep

A human editor, with AI tools assisting where they help, changes only the hair, using a bob reference you choose. The reference provides the structure: length and outline. Your identity, hair color, earrings and clothing do not come from the reference. Your face shape, body, background tone and framing are locked.

Cutting hair short uncovers parts that the hair used to hide, such as a little more neck, shoulder, clothing or background. Those small areas are rebuilt to look plausible and are the only places outside the hair that change.

A side-view photo with the ear visible works well, because the bob's line against the ear and jaw is easy to judge. If the reference was taken from a different angle or in different light, the match may need some adjustment.

The result is a preview of a shape, not a promise about the haircut itself. Your hair's texture, thickness and growth will decide how it falls, and your stylist may recommend changes.

What to send

A clear photo of yourself with your current hair visible, and a bob reference from a similar angle with similar light.

Private: recreated on our own images, not customer photos

The before/after shown here is recreated on images created or licensed for this site — never a real customer's photo. Your upload is seen only by the editor working on it, and the edit comes with free revisions within 14 days of delivery if anything needs adjusting.