Blue Hair Filter — Find Your Shade

Upload a portrait or pick a sample, choose one of six blues and generate a preview. The result appears beside your original so you can compare the two.

Teal and turquoise lean toward green, while pastel blue, denim, vivid blue and navy are truer blues. Try one from each side on the same photo; your own face is a better guide than a general skin-tone rule.

The preview can show pastel blue on a dark-haired photo. It does not assess your hair or how it would lighten; pastel shades are usually applied over very light hair, so ask a colorist what your hair would need.

Navy is the deepest blue on this page and denim is muted and slightly grayed, so both read quieter than vivid blue, turquoise or pastel blue. Compare a quiet and a bright option on the same photo.

This blue hair filter edits a still photo instead of a live camera feed, so you can compare the result with your original and download it. Lighting and image quality still affect how the blue reads.

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.

Upload a male portrait or choose the male sample. Use a photo with your hair clearly visible and compare the blue with your brows and any facial hair.

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

These six options color all of your hair one blue. For green, pink or another color, open all shades and custom colors under the tool, where a HEX code can match a dye you already have.

Lighting, image quality and how much hair is visible affect the result. Neither the example images nor your preview guarantee a real-world dye result.