Updated September 6, 2026 · Originally published January 13, 2026

Wondering how a different cut, color, or wig might look on you? MyHairMagic helps you explore the possibilities with an AI preview made from your selfie.

Use it on the web or with the iPhone, iPad, and Android apps. On the web, your first two previews are free, with no account or card needed.

Try MyHairMagic

Opens MyHairMagic in a new tab. No download needed.

Two ways to explore a new look

Try a hairstyle

Explore a curated collection of hairstyle ideas. Compare a shorter silhouette, bangs, or a little more texture before planning a change.

Try a hairstyle

Try a real wig

Choose a MyHairMail wig and an available color, then create a preview of that selection. It is a helpful starting point for your shopping shortlist.

Try a real wig

Both options open in a new tab.

From selfie to preview

  1. 1. Add a clear selfie

    Use a front-facing photo with good lighting so your face is easy to see.

  2. 2. Choose your look

    Pick a hairstyle idea or select a real wig and color you would like to explore.

  3. 3. Create your preview

    Take a closer look at the result and consider which details you like.

A little guidance, if you want it

The optional face shape tool analyzes a photo in your browser and suggests hairstyle ideas. The seasonal color quiz asks five questions to suggest a color family, without a photo. Both are free and do not use your try-on credits.

Know what happens to your photo

Face shape analysis runs in your browser. AI try-on works differently: your photo is sent for processing to create the preview. Saving a profile photo is optional where your plan supports it. Read the privacy policy for details.

A preview is a styling aid. It cannot guarantee a wig’s actual fit or appearance, and color, lighting, and hair texture can look different in person.

See what feels like you

Start on the web, or choose the app for your device. See current plans for previews beyond the free offer.

Links open MyHairMagic or your app store in a new tab.

13 gennaio 2026 — Angela Holley