Try a buzz cut before the clippers come out
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Hairstyles · Buzzcut
One photo in, the same photo back with your hair clipped short all over, so you can judge the shape of your head first.
A buzz cut takes weeks to grow out, so most people want a preview before they commit. This page runs one template, Buzzcut, on a photo you upload. The instruction sent to the image model (Nano Banana 2) is simply "a buzzcut haircut", which means the result is a short, even clip close to the scalp while the rest of the picture stays as it was. You get to see your forehead, ears and the outline of your skull with the hair gone, which is exactly what a buzz cut exposes. It sits in the men's hairstyles, but nothing in the instruction is about gender, so it works on any clear photo of a person.
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Your head shape, shown honestly
A buzz cut hides nothing, and the preview reflects that. With the length gone you can check how your ears sit, how high your hairline starts and whether the back of your head looks flat or round from the angle of your photo.
Built on your photo
The template edits the picture you upload instead of pasting a stock haircut over it. The model aims to keep your face, expression, clothes and background, and only change the hair.
Easy to compare
Run Buzzcut, then try High and Tight or Caesar Cut on the same photo to see how a little more length on top changes the look. Bald shows the step past it.
How it works
- 1
Add a photo
Upload a sharp picture where your hairline is visible. If you are signed in, you can reuse an image from your recent generations instead.
- 2
Set the frame
Leave the ratio on Auto to match your photo, or pick a fixed ratio if you want a square or vertical result for sharing.
- 3
Generate and review
Press Generate, which shows the price and asks you to sign in if needed. Your result opens in the Create Image history.
Who it's for
Men weighing a full clip
Tired of styling every morning and wondering if a number two all over would work? Check it on your own face first, then decide.
Women thinking about a buzz
A buzzed look on a woman is a bold change from long hair. The template runs on any portrait, so you can test it privately before booking.
Anyone curious or just for fun
Send a friend their buzzed version, or see how you would look in a role that calls for a shaved head.
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Frequently asked questions
Will a buzz cut suit me?
That is what the preview is for. Look at your ears, forehead and jaw in the result. A buzz cut tends to make strong features stand out, and the picture shows whether you like that on you.
Does the buzz cut filter work on women?
Yes. The template is listed with the men's cuts, but its instruction only asks for a buzzcut haircut, so it runs on any clear photo of a person.
Does it work on long hair?
It does, though results vary more the further the model has to go. Very long or voluminous hair can leave traces around the neck or ears. Generating again gives a new attempt.
Does it keep my face?
The model aims to change only your hair. Since it is AI, small details such as skin tone or the edge of the hairline can shift slightly between results.
What photo works best?
A front-facing, evenly lit photo with no hat or hood, where your whole head fits in the frame. Sunglasses and hands near the head make the result less accurate.
Can I choose the clipper length?
No. The template produces one short buzz cut. For a shaved head try Bald, and for slightly longer hair on top try High and Tight or Caesar Cut.
Try it on your own photo
The tool is at the top of this page. The price shows on the button before you start.
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