AI Bob Haircut Filter

There are three presets: Short Bob (above the chin), Chin Length (the default) and Shoulder Length, which is closer to a lob. Chin length is the classic test because it shows your jawline most clearly. If going short makes you nervous, start with shoulder length. You can also type your own length, like 'just below the ears' or 'collarbone-length lob'.

Classic is a straight bob with an even, blunt edge. Layered adds texture and movement through the ends, which softens a round face and suits thicker hair. Asymmetrical keeps one side longer than the other for a sharper, more editorial look. The style field accepts custom text too, so 'French bob with bangs', 'A-line bob' or 'stacked bob' are worth a try.

Yes. The template is written to replace any existing style, including long, curly or braided hair, while keeping your natural hair color and texture. Because the base style aims for sleek, clean lines, very curly hair can come out looser than it would in real life. If you have tight curls, type something like 'curly chin-length bob' in the style field to keep the curl pattern.

A front-facing or slight three-quarter photo where your jaw and neck are visible, so you can judge where a chin or shoulder bob would land. Wear your hair down rather than in a bun or ponytail, which gives the AI a better read of color and texture. Avoid scarves and high collars. Use one person per photo, as a JPG or PNG.

GPT Image 2.5 is the default at 8 credits per image and returns a square result with crisp cut lines. Nano Banana 2.1 costs 4 credits and is the cheaper way to try all three lengths before settling on one. New accounts get 10 free credits, and the daily check-in adds 2–6 more that expire after 3 days.