Hair color try-on · iPhone and iPad

Try the color before the commitment.

Preview natural, bold, or custom hair colors from one photo. Refine the selected hair, compare with the original, and save a new edit—without sending the photo to a processing server.

The App Store page is reserved but not public yet. Weekly, yearly, and lifetime access will be available at launch.

On-device editingYour selected photo stays on your iPhone or iPad.
No accountNo profile, social feed, advertising, or tracking in the app.
New-copy exportThe original stays unchanged and source metadata is removed.
Hair color editor on iPhone showing a natural and Honey Blonde comparison
Curated or completely custom Start with a shade, then adjust intensity or choose your own color.

A focused planning tool

See the color while keeping the photo recognizable.

The app recolors the selected hair while preserving visible texture and lighting. It does not generate a new hairstyle, reshape a face, or claim to predict a chemical dye result.

Long wavy hair before color preview The same long wavy hair with a Honey Blonde preview
Natural → Honey Blonde
Natural coily hair before color preview The same coily hair with a Copper preview
Natural → Copper
Custom hair color controls on iPhone

Your shade

Start with a useful palette. Leave with your own color.

Explore blonde, brunette, copper, burgundy, silver, rose gold, pink, blue, and other curated options—or open Apple’s color controls and choose any custom shade.

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    Curated colorsMove quickly between familiar natural shades and bolder options.
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    Custom colorUse the grid, spectrum, or sliders when the presets are not the color you have in mind.
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    Intensity controlAdjust the strength without hiding the underlying texture and lighting.

Local by design

The photo workflow stays on your device.

The app uses a bundled model and local rendering. Apple’s App Store is contacted only for purchase and restore operations—not for photo processing.

Choose one photo

The system photo picker gives the app only the image you select.

Create the hair selection

A bundled on-device model identifies the hair without an upload queue.

Preview and refine

Color rendering, comparison, and manual add-or-erase corrections happen locally.

Save a clean copy

Export writes a new image with unrelated source metadata removed. The original is never overwritten.

Add Hair and Remove Hair selection refinement controls on iPhone

Fine control

Correct what the automatic selection missed.

Fine flyaways, hats, backlighting, and low-contrast backgrounds can confuse any automatic hair model. The refinement tools keep the correction understandable.

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    Add hairPaint over hair that was left out of the automatic selection.
  • Remove hairErase nearby skin, clothing, or background that should not be recolored.
  • Undo or resetStep back through corrections or return to the automatic result.

Choose your access

One workflow. Three purchase choices.

The interactive sample appears before purchase. Editing your own photo, refinement, comparison, and export require weekly, yearly, or lifetime access.

Weekly accessAuto-renewable subscription
$2.99

All editing and export features while the subscription is active.

Yearly accessAuto-renewable subscription
$9.99

The same complete workflow billed once per year.

Prices shown are the planned U.S. launch prices. The App Store displays the current localized price and renewal terms before purchase. No trial is offered.

Privacy and How It Works screen in the iPhone app

Clear limits

A visual plan, not a promise about dye chemistry.

The preview helps compare directions before a purchase or appointment. Actual color depends on the starting shade, previous treatments, hair condition, lighting, products, and technique.

Use the preview to narrow choices.

For a real color change, confirm feasibility, lightening requirements, maintenance, and strand-test results with the product instructions or a qualified colorist.

Private photo try-on

Know which color direction deserves a closer look.

Use one photo, compare the original, refine the selection when needed, and keep the source image untouched.

Read the guide