1. How many images can I upload per run?
Upload one portrait at a time for the cleanest bob masking.
Upload one portrait to preview a sleek chin-length bob without cutting your hair.

Turns your photo into a chin-length bob with blunt ends while keeping face shape, brows, and lighting realistic.
Examples show the target style. Your result depends on the chosen model and reference photo.
Upload one portrait to preview a blunt or textured bob that keeps your facial details, skin tone, and natural lighting intact.



The model masks your hair, shortens it to a chin-length bob, and preserves brows, makeup, and natural skin tone for a believable try-on.

Add quick notes like 'sleek glass bob', 'soft waves', or 'side part' to set shape and volume while the background stays tidy.

Use a front or 3/4 headshot with hair visible; avoid hats, hoods, or heavy filters.
Mention blunt, layered, wavy, or classic bob plus lighting like "studio light" to shape the render.
Run the filter, review the bob cut, rerun for variations, and save the version you like.
Upload one portrait at a time for the cleanest bob masking.
No. This is an image-to-image bob try-on and needs one uploaded headshot.
Yes, but keep hair visible and avoid covering with hats or hands so the model can reshape it to a bob.
It focuses on hair length and texture, keeping your face shape and background natural unless you add prompt notes.
Use JPG, PNG, or WebP under 10MB for fast, sharp results.
Ratio and model switching are off to keep bob results consistent.
Generation time depends on the model, image size, and queue. Check the task status on this page.