Blonde Hair Filter — Find Your Shade

Upload a portrait, select a blonde shade and generate a preview. Use the result comparison to inspect the change against your original.

Honey and golden blonde have a warmer direction; ash and platinum are cooler. Try contrasting shades on the same photo rather than treating a skin-tone label as a rule.

The preview can illustrate a lighter target on a dark-haired photo. It does not assess hair condition or determine the steps needed to achieve that color in a salon.

The edit aims to change hair color while retaining your appearance. AI may alter small details, so compare your face, brows, hairline and texture with the original.

Lighting, image quality and hair visibility affect the result. The example photos are AI illustrations, and neither they nor your preview guarantee an exact real-world dye result.

Generate one selected shade at a time on this page. To keep up to four color results together, use the Hair color try-on tool linked above.

Browsing shades is free. Photo generation uses credits; check the amount shown on the generate button and your account balance before starting.

You can upload a male portrait or choose the male sample. Use a clear image with the hair visible so you can compare the color with your brows and facial hair.

These six options are overall blonde shades. Use Highlights for placed streaks or balayage, and Hair color simulator to explore a custom color direction.

Use an in-focus portrait in even light, with roots and lengths visible. Strong colored lighting, hats and heavy filters can make the shade harder to judge.