1. How many photos can I upload each run?
Upload one portrait at a time for the cleanest loc placement.
AI Dread Filter
Upload one portrait to try realistic dreadlocks without changing your face.
Upload one portrait to preview defined dreadlocks while preserving your facial features, skin tone, and lighting.
Examples show the target style. Your result depends on the chosen model and reference photo.
AI Dread Filter
Upload one portrait to see yourself with realistic dreadlocks that keep your true face shape, skin tone, and lighting.
Defined loc texture
Generates clean parts, coiled strands, and subtle frizz while keeping edges and scalp natural so the locs look believable.
Control length and vibe
Add quick notes like \"shoulder-length locs\", \"colored tips\", or \"studio light\" to steer loc length, accessories, or mood without changing your face.
How to preview dreadlocks
1. Upload one portrait
Use a front or 3/4 headshot without hats or heavy shadows; make sure your hairline and ears are visible.
2. Add loc details
Optional: mention loc length, thickness, color accents, or background mood like \"warm studio light\" to steer the render.
3. Generate and save
Run the filter, rerun for variations, and download the dreadlock look you like best.
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AI Dread Filter FAQs
2. Is a photo required?
Yes. This dreadlock filter is image-to-image and needs one uploaded headshot.
3. Does it change eyebrows or facial hair?
It keeps eyebrows and most facial hair, focusing on adding locs while your face stays realistic.
4. How do I keep locs neat?
Use a well-lit photo with your forehead visible and add prompts like \"clean parts, defined locs\" for crisp edges.
5. Can I change the background?
The background stays unless you describe a new scene in the prompt.
6. Can I switch aspect ratio or AI models?
Ratio and model switching are off to keep quality stable across runs.
Try dreadlocks instantly
Generation time depends on the model, image size, and queue. Check the task status on this page.