Take or upload the client's photo
Use a clear, front-facing photo in daylight. The tool keeps the face, skin tone and background intact.
A credit pack gives you 10 client-ready previews on the client's own photo. Use it in the chair to align on the direction, reduce “this isn't what I meant” moments, and make the consultation feel more considered.
You do not need a new workflow. The preview fits into the conversation you already have before the first bowl is mixed.
Use a clear, front-facing photo in daylight. The tool keeps the face, skin tone and background intact.
Choose the direction you are proposing—copper, cherry, mocha, blonde—and show the result on their face.
Use the preview to talk about warmth, depth and maintenance. Then confirm with a strand test as usual.
Clients who have never colored often cannot picture a level or a tone. Show the difference on their own face instead of explaining levels.
Warm shades are the easiest to misjudge. Previewing “copper, not orange” before the service prevents a correction later.
Show how a gloss will read on the client's existing base, and set realistic expectations about coverage and shine.
10 credits · about 10 standard 2K previews. The easiest way to test it on your next client.
30 credits · about 30 previews. A good fit for a busy colorist's week.
100 credits · about 100 previews. For a small team or a high-volume salon.
It is a visual aid, not a formula. Use it to align on direction and expectation, then confirm with a strand test. It is especially useful for showing how warm or cool a shade will read before you mix.
No. Photos are sent to the model only for the requested generation and are not stored on our servers. Result links expire after about 24 hours.
Yes. The tool runs in a mobile browser, so you can upload a photo, pick a shade and show the result without installing an app.
No. Credits are a one-time purchase and stay in your account until you use them.
Yes. You can show previews to clients during a consultation. Do not resell the tool itself or present it as your own software.
Each guide covers who the shade tends to suit, the exact words to request, and how fast it fades—useful before a client sits down.
The first preview is free. If it helps the conversation, a 10-preview pack is $4.99. If not, tell us why—we are building this with colorists, not at them.