Edit the hair, not the photo
A hair editor that works like a retoucher, not a sticker pack: upload a photo and the AI redraws only the hair — new cut, new color, added bangs — while your face, light and background stay exactly as shot.
No subscription · 20 edits for $9.99 · your original photo is never changed
What the editor can change
Every edit is a fresh render of your original photo — run as many variations as you like, the source never degrades.
Two ways to pay — one of them is ads
On the web, edits run on a one-time $9.99 pack of 20 renders. In the Mira app, watching a short ad earns the credits an edit costs — free, in most countries.
Editing hair, answered
Is there a free photo hair editor?
The Mira app is the free route: in most countries, watching a short ad earns the credits an edit costs. The web editor is pay-as-you-go — $9.99 once for 20 edits, no subscription.
Does it edit anything besides the hair?
No. The edit instruction covers only the hair — cut, length, bangs or color. Your face, skin, background and expression come through exactly as photographed, which is why results read as photos rather than filters.
Can I add bangs without changing my length?
Yes — bangs styles like curtain or wispy render onto your existing hair, and color-only mode works the same way in reverse: same cut, new shade.
What files and photos work?
JPG or PNG, one clear, well-lit shot with the hair fully in frame. Selfies work best; heavy filters, low light and sunglasses make edits less convincing.
Can I edit a photo of someone else?
Only with their permission. The editor is built for previewing your own next haircut — renders of other people should stay a consented favor, not a surprise.