Explore six pinks, from soft pastel and rose gold to vivid hot pink and deep magenta. Try a pink on your photo and compare it with your original before choosing a change.
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THE PINK PALETTE
Pinks differ in how soft or intense they are and in which way they lean: golden and warm, or cool and blue. Select a shade to see its character, then preview it on your own photo.
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Pastel pink
A pale, soft candy pink that leans cool. One of the lightest looks here, it makes a clear light-dark contrast with darker brows.
A photo preview can't show how long a pastel lasts; ask a colorist about care.
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01 · SOFT TO VIVID
The six pinks, ordered from the most muted to the most intense. Select a shade here to update the comparison and the tool above.
02 · WARM OR COOL
Rose gold, dusty rose and pastel pink are all soft pinks, but each leans a different way: rose gold toward golden peach, dusty rose toward muted mauve, pastel pink toward cool candy.
03 · NEXT TO THE FACE
Pink sits right beside your skin and brows. In these crops, pale pastel pink makes a clear light-dark contrast with the brows, while deep magenta frames the face with stronger color.
One photo, one selected pink, and an original to compare with.
Upload an evenly lit portrait with your hair fully visible, or choose a sample.
Choose one of six pinks. Review the credit cost before generating your preview.
Compare the result with your original and download a reference to keep.
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Photo tips, shade choices and what a preview can and can't tell you.
Upload a portrait, select one of the six pinks and generate a preview. Use the result comparison to check the change against your original.
This tool edits a still photo rather than adding a live effect in the Instagram camera. When you like a result, download it and share it like any other image.
Dusty rose, rose gold and pastel pink are the softer pinks; bubblegum is brighter; hot pink and magenta are the most intense, with magenta the deepest. Compare one soft and one vivid pink on the same photo.
Rose gold blends pink with golden, peachy warmth; pastel pink is a pale, cool candy pink. Side by side on the same photo, the difference in lean is easier to see than on a swatch.
Rose gold leans warm, dusty rose is muted and close to neutral, and pastel pink, bubblegum, hot pink and magenta lean cool. Treat a skin-tone label as a starting point, not a rule.
The preview can show a pink on any photo, including dark or previously colored hair. It does not assess your hair or tell you what base a pink needs; ask a colorist how a pink would take on your hair.
A photo preview can't show fading. How long a pink lasts depends on the product, your hair and your routine, so ask a colorist what to expect and how to care for the shade you choose.
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.
Browsing shades is free. Photo generation uses credits; check the amount shown on the generate button and your account balance before starting.
Upload a male portrait or choose the male sample. Compare a soft pink such as dusty rose with a vivid one such as hot pink next to your brows and facial hair.
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Choose a pink shade and see a preview before deciding on a change.