Can the preview show different installation methods — tape-in, sew-in, micro-link, or fusion?

Yes. Describe the method when you run the preview and the AI renders the outcome that method typically produces — the flatter, seamless lay of tape-ins versus the fuller root coverage of a hand-tied weft sew-in. It's built to reflect the finished look of each method, not a single generic "extensions" result.

Does it account for different lengths and weights — say 14 inches at 100 grams versus 22 inches at 220 grams?

Yes. Length and weight are the two variables clients struggle with most, so the tool renders both accurately — a light 100-gram set reads noticeably different from a full 220-gram glam set, and the preview shows that difference on the client's own head shape and density, not an idealized model.

How does it handle color matching for balayage or grown-out root clients?

The AI reads the client's actual root shadow, mid-length tone, and ends from the photo and blends the extension color to match — including a deliberate root shadow if the client is going longer between toning appointments. This is the detail a physical swatch card can't do, since swatches are cut at a single level and don't account for a client's specific melt.

Will this work for clients with fine or thinning hair who are nervous about looking sparse or overdone?

Yes, and it's one of the more common consultation scenarios. The preview shows a lighter weight and a placement pattern appropriate for finer density, so the client can see a realistic, undamaging-looking result rather than picturing the heaviest option they've seen on Instagram.

Does it work for curly and textured hair, or is it built for straight hair?

The AI works from the client's actual texture in the photo — wavy, curly, or coily — and blends the extension length and volume to match that curl pattern rather than flattening it into a straight-hair result. Texture-matched extensions are a common failure point with stock reference photos, since most marketing images are shot on straight hair.

How is this better than the length ring and swatch card I already use?

A length ring shows generic length in isolation, held against a stray piece of hair near the ear. It doesn't show density, color match, or how the length falls against that specific client's face shape and existing haircut. The AI preview shows all three at once, on the client's own head, which is what actually gets someone to commit to a length and place a hair order.

Are client photos stored or retained?

That's your call, not ours — it's your software. We build the storage and retention policy around what your salon needs and make sure it meets GDPR or any other regulation that applies to your business. No training on your data, ever.

There's no off-the-shelf plan, so there's no published price list. Share your details and we'll discuss project scope and pricing on a free consultation call — see /pricing for details.

Hair

Show clients their length and volume before you order a single weft

Photograph the client's natural hair. Makeover generates a photorealistic extensions preview in under 10 seconds — their own hair at the length, weight, and color level they're deciding between, not a length ring held near their ear.

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What is a hair extensions preview preview?

A hair extensions preview tool uses AI to generate a photorealistic image of what a client's hair would look like with extensions installed at a specific length, weight, and color. The stylist photographs the client's current hair, and the tool produces a side-by-side comparison showing the added length and density blended into their own hair — not a length ring held against their ear or a stock photo of someone else's install. Extension specialists use this during the consultation to get the client to commit to a length, weight, and color formulation before custom-ordering hair that can't be returned once it's cut and colored.

Why it matters

A full install runs anywhere from $400 for a light tape-in set to $1,500-plus for 220-gram Remy hand-tied wefts, and the hair itself is usually custom-ordered and pre-colored to the client's formula before it ever touches their head — once it's cut and toned, it can't go back on the shelf. That makes the consultation the only real chance to lock in agreement on length, density, and color match, and it's exactly where clients stall: they can picture "longer" in the abstract but not what 18 inches at 160 grams does to their specific head shape, hair texture, and part. A stylist who can show that outcome on the client's actual hair — instead of a swatch ring — gets the deposit and the correct hair order in the same appointment, instead of a client who leaves to "think about length" and never rebooks.

Who uses this

Certified extension specialists and colorists running tape-in, sew-in, and hand-tied weft installs. Salon owners standardizing the consultation across a multi-stylist extension team so every client gets the same visual sales process regardless of who's in the chair. Mobile extension technicians who need a fast, portable way to close a booking without a physical sample kit. Stylists working with thinning-hair or postpartum clients who are extension-curious but nervous about looking sparse or overdone.

Heard this from an extensions client?

A client asks "will 18 inches actually look natural on me, or will it read like a wig?" and all you can do is hold a length ring up near their ear.

A client says "just make sure it matches my roots," but the swatch card is cut at a single level and can't show how her balayage melt or grown-out regrowth will sit next to 18 inches of new hair.

They love the idea but won't commit to a weight — 100 grams feels safe, 220 grams feels scary — so they leave to "think about volume" and the hair never gets ordered.

How hair extensions preview previews work

Three steps. Under 10 seconds. No design skills needed.

Photograph the natural hair

A clean shot of the client's current length, part, density, and color — front and back. Salon lighting is fine, no special camera needed.

AI generates the extensions preview

The model blends the chosen length, weight, and color level into the client's own hair, matching the color to their root shadow and existing tone instead of a generic swatch.

Present before you order the hair

Their own head, before and after, at the exact length and density they're weighing. Lock in length, weight, and color formula before you place the custom hair order.

Common questions about hair extensions preview

Straight answers. No jargon.

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