Simulate the cut before the scissors
A haircut takes months to undo. A simulation takes twenty seconds: upload one selfie, pick any of 71 cuts, and the AI renders it photoreal on your own face — not on a model who already suits everything.
No subscription · 20 renders for $9.99 · your original photo is never changed
A simulator that uses your face, not a template
Camera filters paste a wig-like overlay that moves when you do. Mira renders one photoreal still of you with the new cut — the version of the answer you can send to a friend or bring to the salon.
One selfie
Well-lit, face to the camera. It powers every simulation you run afterwards.
Any of 71 cuts
From a subtle trim-length change to a buzz cut — plus colors and beards on the same photo.
Twenty seconds
A photoreal render lands side by side with your original. Compare, download, try the next one.
What you can simulate
Bobs, pixies, bangs, long layers, updos
Fades, crops, classics, longer styles
Naturals, blondes, coppers, fashion
Stubble to full beard, tried on first
Not sure where to start? Work out which hairstyle suits you from your face shape first.
Simulate the back of your head too
The Mira app adds a 360° view — front, profiles and back of any simulated cut — plus free render credits for watching short ads, in most countries.
Simulation, answered
How accurate is the haircut simulation?
Each simulation is a photoreal AI render of your actual photo — your face, your skin, your lighting, only the hair redrawn. It shows how the cut sits on your features, which is what a mirror can't tell you in advance. Texture and daily styling still add their own variation.
Is the haircut simulator free?
The web simulator is pay-as-you-go: $9.99 once for 20 renders, no subscription. In the Mira app you can earn render credits free by watching short ads, available in most countries.
Does it simulate men's haircuts too?
Yes — 31 men's cuts including skin fades, textured crops, quiffs, pompadours and buzz cuts, plus 14 beard styles you can simulate on the same photo.
Can I simulate a hair color at the same time?
You can. Pick a cut and add any of 32 shades in one render, or use color-only mode to keep your exact cut and change nothing but the shade.
What photo works best?
One well-lit selfie, face toward the light, hair fully visible, no heavy filters. That single photo powers every simulation you run.