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Hairstyles · Edgar Cut
A blunt, straight-across fringe on top and short sides, shown on your own face before you ask for it.
The Edgar cut is defined by its fringe: the hair on top is cut straight across the forehead in a blunt line, usually over short, faded sides. Because that line sits right on your forehead, it changes how your face looks more than most cuts, which is exactly why it is worth previewing. This page runs one template, Edgar Cut, on a photo you upload. The instruction sent to the image model (Nano Banana 2) is "change the hairstyle to Edgar Cut haircut". It reshapes your hair and keeps your face, clothes and background. It is in the men's Hairstyles, near Caesar Cut, French Crop and Taper Fade.
What it does
See the fringe line on your face
A blunt fringe changes how your forehead and eyebrows read. The preview shows that on your own photo rather than on a model.
Compare the forward cuts
Caesar Cut and French Crop also bring the hair forward, with a shorter or more textured fringe. Run all three on one photo to see which line suits you.
Built on your photo
Only the hair changes. The model aims to keep your features, expression and outfit.
How it works
- 1
Add a front-facing photo
The fringe is the point of this cut, so use a picture where your forehead is visible. Signed-in users can reuse a recent generation.
- 2
Pick the frame
Auto keeps your photo's shape; square works well for sharing.
- 3
Generate
Press Generate, which shows the price and asks you to sign in if needed. The result opens in your Create Image history.
Who it's for
Thinking about the trend
The Edgar cut is a bold look. Seeing it on your own face first makes the decision easier.
Showing your barber
Bring a picture of the cut on your head instead of describing where the line should sit.
Fun and curiosity
See how you would look with the cut, or make a version for a friend.
More to try
Frequently asked questions
What is an Edgar cut?
A men's haircut with a blunt fringe cut straight across the forehead, usually paired with short, faded sides. The template asks the model for an Edgar cut and produces one version of it.
Can I change how high the fringe sits?
No. The template produces one Edgar cut. For a shorter fringe try Caesar Cut; for a messier, textured top try French Crop.
Does it work with curly hair?
It does, though a blunt fringe is a straight-hair look, so the model may straighten the top. Results vary; generate again for another attempt.
What photo works best?
A front-facing photo with your forehead and hairline uncovered. Sunglasses pushed up on your head or a cap will confuse the result.
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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