Can it show different cap constructions, like lace front versus monofilament versus skin base?

Yes. The AI renders the specific cap construction you select — lace front for the most natural hairline illusion, monofilament for scalp-like realism at the part, or skin/poly base for a fully synthetic scalp look — so the client sees how each construction actually reads against her own hairline, not a generic wig silhouette.

Does it match wig manufacturer color levels and tones, or just "blonde" and "brunette"?

It works from the color level and tone system your suppliers already use — the numbered rings you're matching against today — so the preview reflects an actual ordering option, not an approximate shade a client could never buy.

Can it show a topper blending with a client's existing hair at the crown or part, not just a full wig?

Yes. Toppers are rendered integrated with her real surrounding hair, so she can see how the piece blends at the part line and crown — the exact question every topper client asks before she buys.

Does it work for clients with visible scalp from active hair loss — alopecia, trichotillomania, chemotherapy?

Yes, and this is where it matters most. The AI works from whatever hair and scalp is actually visible in the photo, including significant thinning or full scalp exposure, so a client mid-treatment can see a realistic result on her own head rather than imagining it from a unit worn by a model with a full head of hair.

How does this compare to just letting her try on physical sample units?

Physical try-ons are still part of the fitting — this doesn't replace them. It narrows the field before she tries anything on, so instead of testing eight stock units against a vague idea, she walks in already knowing which two or three constructions and colors she wants to feel on her head.

Can it preview the difference between human hair and synthetic fiber?

The preview reflects the color, density, and cap construction you select, whether that's a human-hair unit or a heat-defiant synthetic. It's built to help her choose between options you actually stock or can order — not to promise a texture difference the image alone can fully convey.

What happens to my clients' photos after the consultation?

That's your call, not ours — it's your software. We build the storage and retention policy around what your studio needs and make sure it meets HIPAA or any other regulation that applies. 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 her the wig or topper on her own head before she commits to a unit

Photograph her current part and hairline. The AI renders the exact cap construction, color level, and density she's considering on her own scalp in seconds — not a mannequin head three shades off her natural color.

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What is a wig/topper preview preview?

A wig or topper preview tool uses AI to generate a photorealistic image of a client's chosen hair replacement unit fitted to their own head. The stylist photographs the client's current hairline, part, and hair color, and the tool renders the selected cap construction, color level, and density on that same photo — not a mannequin head or a stock model wearing the piece. Hair replacement studios and wig salons use this during the fitting consultation to help a client choose and commit to a specific unit in one visit instead of leaving to compare swatch rings and stock photos at home.

Why it matters

A custom human-hair topper or wig runs $800 to $3,500; full custom lace units for medical hair loss clients can run $2,000 to $6,000 or more. Off-the-shelf synthetic pieces sell for $150 to $600. At every price point, she's committing to a piece she's only seen on a canvas head or a stock model with a different face shape, skin tone, and remaining hair density than her own. That gap between what's on the display wall and what she'll actually look like is where consults stall — she asks to take a swatch home, compares your unit to something she saw online, and books nothing that day.

Who uses this

Certified hair loss practitioners and hair replacement studio owners running fittings for alopecia, trichotillomania, and chemotherapy-related hair loss. Wig salon consultants selling both stock and custom units to clients replacing hair for medical or cosmetic reasons. Trichologists and salons offering topper integration services for thinning crowns and part lines alongside standard color and cut services.

Heard this from a client?

She holds a color ring up next to her part and still can't picture how a monofilament topper will blend into her actual density — she leaves to "think about it" and doesn't come back.

She's comparing your $2,400 custom human-hair unit to a $180 synthetic one she found online, worn by a model with a completely different face shape and hair density than hers.

A chemo or alopecia client is trying on three units in the mirror, holding back tears, unable to tell which one actually looks like the hair she remembers having.

How wig/topper preview previews work

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

Photograph the current hairline and part

One photo of her scalp, part placement, remaining density, and natural color level — the same reference points you'd use to order or customize a unit.

AI renders the unit on her own head

Cap construction, color level, and density map onto her actual photo — lace front, monofilament, or skin base, matched to what she's picturing, not the same synthetic sample every client tries on.

Compare options in the fitting chair

Two or three units side by side on her own face, before she orders a custom piece or commits to a stock unit off the wall.

Common questions about wig/topper preview

Straight answers. No jargon.

Let's build the version made for your business

Every preview on this site is a variation of the same engine, tuned to one industry. Tell us about yours, and we'll show you exactly what we'd build for it.

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