# WigSay > Try a hairstyle direction from one portrait. Choose cut, length, bangs and texture, keep your hair color by default, and inspect the result before saving. These resources describe public product content. They are not an API or permission to create an account, generate media or purchase a plan. Check model availability and prices on live pages, cite sources and state when information cannot be verified. ## Guides - [Overview](https://wigsay.com/index.md): Product overview and getting started - [Features](https://wigsay.com/features.md): Published image and video tools - [Pricing](https://wigsay.com/pricing.md): Current plans and credit rules - [FAQ](https://wigsay.com/faq.md): Answers from the public homepage ## Published tools - [AI Profile Picture Generator — Selfie to Avatar | WigSay](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/ai-profile-picture-generator.md): A clear face and comfortable headroom make a profile crop easier to evaluate. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [AI Hairstyle Changer — Compare Shape and Length | WigSay](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/ai-hairstyle-generator.md): Try a hairstyle direction from one portrait. Choose cut, length, bangs and texture, keep your hair color by default, and inspect the result before saving. - [AI Short Hair Filter Guide | WigSay](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/ai-short-hair-filter.md): Compare the shape around the ears, crown and neckline when exploring a shorter cut. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [AI Long Hair Filter Guide | WigSay](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/ai-long-hair-filter.md): Leave room below the shoulders to judge the added length and its contact with clothing. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [AI Clothes Changer — Text or Garment Photo | WigSay](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/ai-clothes-changer.md): Choose between describing an outfit and supplying a separate garment photo. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [AI Wedding Dress Generator | WigSay](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/ai-wedding-dress-generator.md): Plan the neckline, fabric and silhouette before adding bridal accessories. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [ChatGPT Photo Editor — Edit with Instructions | WigSay](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/chatgpt-photo-editor.md): Describe one focused change and identify the portrait details that must stay. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [AI Unblur Image — Sharpen and Compare | WigSay](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/ai-unblur-image.md): Compare the same eyes, hairline and edges before accepting a sharpening result. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [Add People To Photo: Editorial Planning Guide | WigSay](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/add-people-to-photo.md): Use the base scene as reference 1 and the person to add as reference 2. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [AI Sculpture Filter for Portrait Variations | WigSay](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/ai-sculpture-filter.md): Choose one sculptural material and keep the facial structure readable. 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WigSay ## AI hairstyle changer WigSay is an AI hairstyle changer for exploring a new silhouette on a portrait. Choose a coherent cut, length, fringe and texture direction, then explain what must stay. The default instruction preserves your hair color so you can judge the shape without mixing in another change. Prepare your portrait ## How to use WigSay - Upload a portrait that shows the face, hairline and shoulders. Keep the complete current hairstyle inside the frame. - Choose a hairstyle and compatible length. Add a bangs and texture direction without asking for mutually inconsistent shapes. - Keep the original color unless you explicitly want to change it. Add practical constraints in the editable instruction and review the quote. - Generate once and compare the result with the source in History. Save a useful direction and bring remaining questions to a stylist. ## Prepare a useful portrait A front-facing or gentle three-quarter portrait makes the outline easier to read. Include the top of the head and enough room below the shoulders for longer styles. Avoid wind, hands covering the hair, cropped foreheads and exaggerated filters. The photo cannot reveal all the density, growth patterns or movement a stylist sees in person. ## AI hairstyle changer for a more useful haircut reference Compare a short outline with a shoulder-length shape, explore face-framing bangs, or test the visual balance of soft waves. Use one source portrait and change one main decision per attempt. A clear reference can improve a consultation even when the final cut needs adjustments for natural texture and daily routine. ## Choose a clear direction Hairstyle, length, bangs and texture choices become part of the editing request. Compatible combinations keep the brief readable; an explicit color instruction can override the default request to retain color. The tool does not measure face shape, recommend a medically appropriate treatment, or predict how a real haircut will move and grow. ## Inspect the result before you save Check that the face, ears and eyebrows remain recognizable. Inspect the outline around the jaw and shoulders, the parting and the attachment of bangs to the hairline. Notice whether the model changed color or face shape instead of the requested haircut. A still image cannot establish styling effort, density or salon feasibility. ## Availability, credits and task history Choose from the models available for this site and task. Generation requires an enabled, reviewed editing contract and a current price. Check the credit quote and balance before submitting. Changing the model, input or settings requires a fresh quote. No fixed free quota or completion time is promised. Follow your existing task in History while it is processing. An unavailable model does not prevent you from preparing a portrait and editing your instruction. Check the task status and any failure message before deciding whether to submit another attempt. ## Questions before you start Will my existing hair color stay? The default request preserves the original color. If you explicitly ask for a different color, that instruction can change the goal; always check the finished image. Can I choose bangs separately? Yes. Choose a fringe direction that fits the cut and length. A clear, compatible selection helps avoid an ambiguous editing brief. Why should I avoid conflicting presets? A very short crop and long flowing layers describe different targets. Choose one main silhouette and let its compatible length and texture describe the same look. Does this measure my face shape? No. The workflow edits a portrait according to your chosen directions. It does not provide a biometric measurement or an attractiveness assessment. Can a stylist reproduce the preview exactly? No exact outcome is promised. Hair density, texture, growth patterns, condition and styling can all change what is feasible in real life. What if the result changes my face? Compare it with the original and reject an unsuitable result. Refine one instruction if you want another attempt; that submission has its own quote. How do credits and waiting work? Read the current quote before submitting. Follow the existing task in History while it runs; model and queue conditions affect completion time. ## Continue on this site Check plans and credits Read the service terms Read how data is handled ## Explore related portrait tools Profile pictures Short hair Long hair Clothes changer Wedding dress Photo editor Unblur image Add a person Sculpture portrait --- # WigSay · Pricing Canonical page: https://wigsay.com/pricing Plans come from the same published product source as the pricing page. Check live pricing and checkout before purchasing. Generation costs vary by model and settings; review the tool credit quote before submitting. No purchasable plans are currently published. Check the pricing page for current availability. [View current pricing](https://wigsay.com/pricing) --- # WigSay · FAQ Canonical page: https://wigsay.com/ ## Will my existing hair color stay? The default request preserves the original color. If you explicitly ask for a different color, that instruction can change the goal; always check the finished image. ## Can I choose bangs separately? Yes. Choose a fringe direction that fits the cut and length. A clear, compatible selection helps avoid an ambiguous editing brief. ## Why should I avoid conflicting presets? A very short crop and long flowing layers describe different targets. Choose one main silhouette and let its compatible length and texture describe the same look. ## Does this measure my face shape? No. The workflow edits a portrait according to your chosen directions. It does not provide a biometric measurement or an attractiveness assessment. ## Can a stylist reproduce the preview exactly? No exact outcome is promised. Hair density, texture, growth patterns, condition and styling can all change what is feasible in real life. ## What if the result changes my face? Compare it with the original and reject an unsuitable result. Refine one instruction if you want another attempt; that submission has its own quote. ## How do credits and waiting work? Read the current quote before submitting. Follow the existing task in History while it runs; model and queue conditions affect completion time. --- # WigSay · Features Canonical page: https://wigsay.com/ These tools have published content and supported page routes on this site. Check each live tool for available models, inputs and credit quotes. ## AI Profile Picture Generator — Selfie to Avatar | WigSay A clear face and comfortable headroom make a profile crop easier to evaluate. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-profile-picture-generator) - [Read guide](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/ai-profile-picture-generator.md) ## AI Hairstyle Changer — Compare Shape and Length | WigSay Try a hairstyle direction from one portrait. Choose cut, length, bangs and texture, keep your hair color by default, and inspect the result before saving. - [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-hairstyle-generator) - [Read guide](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/ai-hairstyle-generator.md) ## AI Short Hair Filter Guide | WigSay Compare the shape around the ears, crown and neckline when exploring a shorter cut. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-short-hair-filter) - [Read guide](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/ai-short-hair-filter.md) ## AI Long Hair Filter Guide | WigSay Leave room below the shoulders to judge the added length and its contact with clothing. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-long-hair-filter) - [Read guide](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/ai-long-hair-filter.md) ## AI Clothes Changer — Text or Garment Photo | WigSay Choose between describing an outfit and supplying a separate garment photo. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-clothes-changer) - [Read guide](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/ai-clothes-changer.md) ## AI Wedding Dress Generator | WigSay Plan the neckline, fabric and silhouette before adding bridal accessories. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-wedding-dress-generator) - [Read guide](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/ai-wedding-dress-generator.md) ## ChatGPT Photo Editor — Edit with Instructions | WigSay Describe one focused change and identify the portrait details that must stay. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/chatgpt-photo-editor) - [Read guide](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/chatgpt-photo-editor.md) ## AI Unblur Image — Sharpen and Compare | WigSay Compare the same eyes, hairline and edges before accepting a sharpening result. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-unblur-image) - [Read guide](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/ai-unblur-image.md) ## Add People To Photo: Editorial Planning Guide | WigSay Use the base scene as reference 1 and the person to add as reference 2. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/add-people-to-photo) - [Read guide](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/add-people-to-photo.md) ## AI Sculpture Filter for Portrait Variations | WigSay Choose one sculptural material and keep the facial structure readable. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. - [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-sculpture-filter) - [Read guide](https://wigsay.com/guides/ai-image/ai-sculpture-filter.md) --- # AI Profile Picture Generator — Selfie to Avatar | WigSay Canonical page: https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-profile-picture-generator A clear face and comfortable headroom make a profile crop easier to evaluate. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. A focused media workflow ## AI Profile Picture Generator — Selfie to Avatar Start with one clear selfie, choose a portrait style and background, then describe the details you want. The AI profile picture generator sends those choices with your instruction. Preview a circular crop before deciding whether the composition suits your profile. Prepare your source Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. A clear face and comfortable headroom make a profile crop easier to evaluate. A monochrome portrait with a short bob. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## How to start - Upload a well-lit selfie with one clearly visible face. Leave space above the hair and avoid strong filters or sunglasses. - Choose a natural portrait, professional headshot or illustrated avatar, then select a background. Add a short instruction about lighting or clothing. - Keep a square output when available. Use the circular source preview to check the selfie framing, then review the credit quote, generate and inspect the portrait in History. A dark-haired portrait with a visible fringe. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Prepare the source A recent, sharp photo gives the model useful information about eyes, hair and facial contours. Face the camera at a comfortable angle. A single reference is enough for this workflow; it does not train a personal identity model. A naturally lit portrait beside a stairwell. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Choose a useful direction Try a calm headshot for a work profile, a softer outdoor portrait for a community page, or an illustrated avatar for a creative account. Keep the same selfie while changing one style choice so the differences are easier to judge. A close portrait with glasses and braided hair. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Inspect the result Inspect the eyes, teeth, hairline and ears at full size. Move and zoom the circular preview to check that hair and chin are not cut off. The preview changes the displayed crop only; it does not export a new circular file or guarantee identity preservation. ## Availability and credits Only enabled models with approved contracts and prices can generate. The current workflow shows its availability and credit quote before submission. Changing settings requires a new quote. No fixed free allowance or processing time is promised. The guide illustrations explain preparation and review. They are not results from a paid quality test. Your own submitted jobs remain available in History. ## Questions before you start Which models can I choose? GPT Image and Nano Banana Pro are candidates. Generation requires an enabled model with a reviewed editing contract for this site. An unavailable candidate is not a quality ranking. Does this create a portrait package? Each submission uses the output options actually shown. This page does not promise a multi-photo package or a trained identity. Can I use a different background? Yes. The background selector changes the instruction sent to the model. Describe any extra details in your own instruction. ## Related tools Image tools Explore a hairstyle Plans and credits ## Explore related portrait tools Hairstyle Short hair Long hair Clothes changer Wedding dress Photo editor Unblur image Add a person Sculpture portrait [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-profile-picture-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Hairstyle Changer — Compare Shape and Length | WigSay Canonical page: https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-hairstyle-generator Try a hairstyle direction from one portrait. Choose cut, length, bangs and texture, keep your hair color by default, and inspect the result before saving. WigSay ## AI hairstyle changer WigSay is an AI hairstyle changer for exploring a new silhouette on a portrait. Choose a coherent cut, length, fringe and texture direction, then explain what must stay. The default instruction preserves your hair color so you can judge the shape without mixing in another change. Prepare your portrait ## How to use WigSay - Upload a portrait that shows the face, hairline and shoulders. Keep the complete current hairstyle inside the frame. - Choose a hairstyle and compatible length. Add a bangs and texture direction without asking for mutually inconsistent shapes. - Keep the original color unless you explicitly want to change it. Add practical constraints in the editable instruction and review the quote. - Generate once and compare the result with the source in History. Save a useful direction and bring remaining questions to a stylist. ## Prepare a useful portrait A front-facing or gentle three-quarter portrait makes the outline easier to read. Include the top of the head and enough room below the shoulders for longer styles. Avoid wind, hands covering the hair, cropped foreheads and exaggerated filters. The photo cannot reveal all the density, growth patterns or movement a stylist sees in person. ## AI hairstyle changer for a more useful haircut reference Compare a short outline with a shoulder-length shape, explore face-framing bangs, or test the visual balance of soft waves. Use one source portrait and change one main decision per attempt. A clear reference can improve a consultation even when the final cut needs adjustments for natural texture and daily routine. ## Choose a clear direction Hairstyle, length, bangs and texture choices become part of the editing request. Compatible combinations keep the brief readable; an explicit color instruction can override the default request to retain color. The tool does not measure face shape, recommend a medically appropriate treatment, or predict how a real haircut will move and grow. ## Inspect the result before you save Check that the face, ears and eyebrows remain recognizable. Inspect the outline around the jaw and shoulders, the parting and the attachment of bangs to the hairline. Notice whether the model changed color or face shape instead of the requested haircut. A still image cannot establish styling effort, density or salon feasibility. ## Availability, credits and task history Choose from the models available for this site and task. Generation requires an enabled, reviewed editing contract and a current price. Check the credit quote and balance before submitting. Changing the model, input or settings requires a fresh quote. No fixed free quota or completion time is promised. Follow your existing task in History while it is processing. An unavailable model does not prevent you from preparing a portrait and editing your instruction. Check the task status and any failure message before deciding whether to submit another attempt. ## Questions before you start Will my existing hair color stay? The default request preserves the original color. If you explicitly ask for a different color, that instruction can change the goal; always check the finished image. Can I choose bangs separately? Yes. Choose a fringe direction that fits the cut and length. A clear, compatible selection helps avoid an ambiguous editing brief. Why should I avoid conflicting presets? A very short crop and long flowing layers describe different targets. Choose one main silhouette and let its compatible length and texture describe the same look. Does this measure my face shape? No. The workflow edits a portrait according to your chosen directions. It does not provide a biometric measurement or an attractiveness assessment. Can a stylist reproduce the preview exactly? No exact outcome is promised. Hair density, texture, growth patterns, condition and styling can all change what is feasible in real life. What if the result changes my face? Compare it with the original and reject an unsuitable result. Refine one instruction if you want another attempt; that submission has its own quote. How do credits and waiting work? Read the current quote before submitting. Follow the existing task in History while it runs; model and queue conditions affect completion time. ## Continue on this site Check plans and credits Read the service terms Read how data is handled ## Explore related portrait tools Profile pictures Short hair Long hair Clothes changer Wedding dress Photo editor Unblur image Add a person Sculpture portrait [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-hairstyle-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Short Hair Filter Guide | WigSay Canonical page: https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-short-hair-filter Compare the shape around the ears, crown and neckline when exploring a shorter cut. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. Prepare, direct, compare ## AI Short Hair Filter: A Careful Photo and Comparison Guide An AI Short Hair Filter creates a portrait with a shorter haircut from a photo and a written direction. Use Image to Image to explore a bob, pixie or textured crop on your own portrait; choose a clear photo, describe the cut, check the credit quote and compare the finished image in History. Try the AI Short Hair Filter Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. Compare the shape around the ears, crown and neckline when exploring a shorter cut. A dark-haired portrait with a visible fringe. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## The answers before you start ### What can I preview? Try a jaw-length bob, short curls, a pixie or a cropped fringe. State the haircut in the prompt and ask to keep your face, hair color, outfit and background consistent. ### What do I upload? For a personal comparison, select Image to Image and add one sharp portrait with the full head, visible eyes and both shoulders. Text to Image creates a hairstyle concept without an uploaded portrait. ### How do I start? Upload the portrait, describe one short style and review the displayed settings and credits. Generate once, then open History and compare the haircut with your original. ### Can I try it free? Free use depends on the credits or offer currently available to your account. Sign in, check your balance and read the generator’s current quote before submitting. Choosing a style or editing your prompt does not start a generation. ### How much does an image cost? Use the credit amount shown beside the generate action for your selected model and settings. Recheck it after changing the image size, model or other options. Your current plan and available balance determine whether you can submit the job. ### When will the image be ready? After submission, follow the job in History. Timing varies with the selected model, image settings and current workload. Wait for the task status to finish rather than assuming a fixed delivery time or submitting the same job again. ## How to use an AI Short Hair Filter, step by step Start with a simple length comparison. The sequence below moves from shoulder-length hair to a bob and then a pixie, so you can decide how much of the forehead, ears and neckline you want to reveal. 1 ### Choose your portrait Select Image to Image and upload one photo you have permission to use. Keep the full head in frame, with a clear jawline and visible shoulders. A plain background makes changes around the hair easier to compare. 2 ### Describe a specific short cut Name the length, fringe and texture. Start with “jaw-length blunt bob, no fringe, straight texture” or “short textured pixie with a soft side fringe.” Ask to retain the existing color while testing the shape. 3 ### Check settings and credits Choose from the model and image options available in the generator. Read the current quote before submitting. Keep those settings steady while you compare two cuts. 4 ### Review the finished image Open History when the job is ready. Compare the hair silhouette and face with the original. Save your preferred version, then change one detail for the next comparison. A naturally lit portrait beside a stairwell. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Upload a photo that shows the hairline and face - Use even light on both sides of the face; avoid strong filters and deep shadows. - Include the top of the head, ears and shoulders. Do not crop exactly at the current hair ends. - Move hats, sunglasses and large hair accessories out of the way when taking the photo. - Reuse the same original for each haircut so the comparison is about the cut. A close portrait with glasses and braided hair. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Three short-hair directions to compare ### Bob: keep a clear length line Ask for chin length or jaw length and say whether the ends should curve inward. Compare a blunt outline with soft layers before changing the fringe. ### Taper: place the volume Describe shorter sides and the amount of texture on top. For curls, specify the coil pattern and a natural hairline rather than asking for a generic short cut. ### Pixie: define the fringe Say how much forehead you want visible and whether the fringe should sweep to one side. Keep color unchanged so the new silhouette is easy to judge. A monochrome portrait with a short bob. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## A short-hair prompt you can adapt “Using this portrait, change only the hairstyle to a jaw-length bob with a clean outline and no fringe. Keep the same face, skin tone, dark brown hair color, clothing, pose and background. Show natural strands around the ears.” For a second version, replace the haircut clause with “a short textured pixie with a soft side-swept fringe.” If both the color and cut change unexpectedly, repeat the original color and remove extra styling instructions. ## Check the face, glasses and hair edges - Compare eye shape, jawline and glasses with the original before choosing the haircut. - Zoom in around the temples and ears. Watch for hair merging into frames or skin. - Check the neckline and both sides of the cut for unintended differences. - For a salon discussion, save two distinct options and note the length and fringe you liked. A stylist can assess your hair’s density, growth pattern and upkeep. ## Plan the cost and follow your job ### Can I try it free? Free use depends on the credits or offer currently available to your account. Sign in, check your balance and read the generator’s current quote before submitting. Choosing a style or editing your prompt does not start a generation. ### How much does an image cost? Use the credit amount shown beside the generate action for your selected model and settings. Recheck it after changing the image size, model or other options. Your current plan and available balance determine whether you can submit the job. ### When will the image be ready? After submission, follow the job in History. Timing varies with the selected model, image settings and current workload. Wait for the task status to finish rather than assuming a fixed delivery time or submitting the same job again. ## AI short hair filter questions Can I make a short-hair concept without uploading? Yes. Text to Image starts from your written description and does not need reference media. To compare a haircut on your own face, switch to Image to Image and add your portrait. Can I keep my hair color while testing a pixie? Ask for the existing color explicitly and change only the length and shape. Compare the result with the original, then try color separately if you want another direction. Why did my face change along with the hair? Return to a sharper, more evenly lit source photo. Ask to keep facial features, skin tone and pose, simplify the haircut description and review another result before continuing. Can I preview short curly hair? Describe the curl or coil texture and where the volume should sit. A rounded curly bob and a tapered cut are different shapes, so test them as separate prompts. Does selecting a haircut submit a paid job? Changing the prompt, mode or settings prepares the request. Review the displayed credit quote and use the generate action when you are ready. Where do I find my earlier comparisons? Open History to check the job status and revisit completed images. Compare each version with the same original and keep the wording used for your preferred cut. ## Continue your portrait planning ### Compare longer hair instead Test chest-length hair, face-framing layers or longer waves using one well-framed portrait. ### Build a broader hairstyle shortlist Separate length, fringe and texture choices, then compare them with a controlled prompt. ### Plan a complete occasion look Explore a dress direction after choosing a hairstyle and review the portrait details together. ## Start with one photo and one short cut Prepare a clear portrait, choose Image to Image and name the cut you want to compare. Check the quote before generating, then review the finished image in History. Create a short hair comparison ## Explore related portrait tools Profile pictures Hairstyle Long hair Clothes changer Wedding dress Photo editor Unblur image Add a person Sculpture portrait [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-short-hair-filter) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Long Hair Filter Guide | WigSay Canonical page: https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-long-hair-filter Leave room below the shoulders to judge the added length and its contact with clothing. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. Plan the edit before you generate ## AI Long Hair Filter: A Careful Preparation and Comparison Guide An AI Long Hair Filter adds a longer hairstyle to a portrait from your photo and a written brief. Use Image to Image to compare shoulder, chest or waist length, then refine the texture while keeping the rest of the portrait consistent. Check the live credit quote before submitting and follow the image in History. Create a long hair comparison Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. Leave room below the shoulders to judge the added length and its contact with clothing. A close portrait with glasses and tied-back hair. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## The answers before you start ### What does this tool do? It creates a new portrait with your requested longer hairstyle. Use a clear length marker such as upper chest or waist, then describe straight lengths, waves or curls. ### What photo should I use? Choose one portrait with the full head and shoulders, plus space below the existing hair. A waist-up photo gives you more room to compare longer ends. ### Which mode do I need? Image to Image uses your portrait. Text to Image needs no photo and is useful for a hairstyle concept rather than a personal before-and-after comparison. ### Can I try it free? Free use depends on the credits or offer currently available to your account. Sign in, check your balance and read the generator’s current quote before submitting. Choosing a style or editing your prompt does not start a generation. ### How much does an image cost? Use the credit amount shown beside the generate action for your selected model and settings. Recheck it after changing the image size, model or other options. Your current plan and available balance determine whether you can submit the job. ### When will the image be ready? After submission, follow the job in History. Timing varies with the selected model, image settings and current workload. Wait for the task status to finish rather than assuming a fixed delivery time or submitting the same job again. ## How to compare longer hair in four steps Choose a length first, then change the texture. Keeping these decisions separate makes it easier to see whether you prefer more length, more volume or a different shape around the face. 1 ### Frame the full change Select Image to Image and upload a portrait with room below the current hair. Keep the face sharp and both shoulders visible. Avoid a crop that leaves nowhere for the requested longer hair to appear. 2 ### Set a length landmark Write “upper-chest length” or “waist length” rather than only “longer.” State whether the ends should be blunt, layered or softly tapered, while keeping the current color. 3 ### Review the current quote Check the selected model, image shape and displayed credits. Submit one version at a time so you can compare the effect of the length request. 4 ### Compare, then refine Open the finished image in History. Check the ends, face and shoulder overlaps. Keep the length that works and change only the texture or parting in the next prompt. A full-length portrait in casual layered clothing. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Leave room for the new hair - Use a chest-up or waist-up portrait for chest or waist length. Include the full head. - Choose a top that contrasts slightly with the hair so the new ends are easy to see. - Keep necklaces, scarves and busy background details from obscuring the shoulder area. - Use even lighting and keep the original photo for every comparison in the set. A casual outdoor portrait with long hair. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## One length, three different textures ### Straight: inspect the ends Request a clear chest-length line and a natural parting. Compare a blunt finish with soft layers while watching the outline over your shoulders. ### Waves: describe the size Use “large loose S waves” for a softer outline. Keep the requested length explicit because curves change how long the hair appears. ### Curls: place the volume Ask for a defined curl texture and say whether you want volume at the crown, around the cheeks or lower through the lengths. Compare it with a similar-length version. A window-lit portrait with a short updo. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Describe length, texture and what to retain “Using this portrait, extend the dark brown hair to upper-chest length with a natural center part and straight, softly tapered ends. Keep the same face, skin tone, pose, clothing and background. Let the hair fall naturally over both shoulders.” For the next version, keep the length clause and replace “straight” with “large loose waves.” To compare a longer option, change only the endpoint to waist length. This keeps the reason for each difference clear. ## Inspect where the hair meets the portrait - Check that both ends reach the requested area without an uneven accidental cutoff. - Look for strands blending into the clothing, neck or background. - Compare your face and ear outline with the original before judging the hairstyle. - Save a straight and a textured option for a stylist discussion. Ask about your actual density, curl pattern and maintenance needs. ## Check credits before generating; follow status afterward ### Can I try it free? Free use depends on the credits or offer currently available to your account. Sign in, check your balance and read the generator’s current quote before submitting. Choosing a style or editing your prompt does not start a generation. ### How much does an image cost? Use the credit amount shown beside the generate action for your selected model and settings. Recheck it after changing the image size, model or other options. Your current plan and available balance determine whether you can submit the job. ### When will the image be ready? After submission, follow the job in History. Timing varies with the selected model, image settings and current workload. Wait for the task status to finish rather than assuming a fixed delivery time or submitting the same job again. ## AI Long Hair Filter questions Can I add longer hair to a short-hair portrait? Use Image to Image and describe the desired endpoint and texture. A photo with visible shoulders and space below them gives you a clearer way to judge the new length. Why does waist length look shorter with curls? Curves and volume can change the visible outline. Specify where the ends should fall on the body and compare different textures using that same endpoint. Can I keep the current hair color? Include the current color in the prompt and ask to change only length or texture. Review the color and face alongside the original before choosing the result. Should I upload a close selfie or a wider portrait? A wider chest-up or waist-up portrait is more useful for longer hair because you can see the full ends and how the hair falls over the shoulders. Can I explore long-hair ideas without a photo? Text to Image creates a hairstyle concept from a description without reference media. Switch to Image to Image when you want to use a specific portrait. How do I compare versions without losing track? Keep the original photo and settings the same. Change one prompt detail, follow each job in History and save the length and texture wording for the versions you prefer. ## Explore the next portrait direction ### Compare a shorter alternative Put a bob or pixie on your shortlist before settling on longer lengths. ### Plan fringe, parting and texture Turn a broad hairstyle idea into a sequence of clearly described portrait comparisons. ### Coordinate hair and an occasion outfit Explore a dress silhouette after choosing how the hair should frame the face and neckline. ## Choose a length you can describe Upload a well-framed portrait, select a shoulder, chest or waist endpoint and keep the first texture simple. Review the credits, generate and inspect the completed image in History. Create a long hair comparison ## Explore related portrait tools Profile pictures Hairstyle Short hair Clothes changer Wedding dress Photo editor Unblur image Add a person Sculpture portrait [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-long-hair-filter) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Clothes Changer — Text or Garment Photo | WigSay Canonical page: https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-clothes-changer Choose between describing an outfit and supplying a separate garment photo. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. A focused media workflow ## AI Clothes Changer — Describe or Upload an Outfit Use the AI clothes changer in two ways: describe an outfit for a person photo, or provide a separate garment photo for dedicated virtual try-on. The person and garment uploads have distinct roles. Choose the workflow that matches whether you have an idea or a specific item. Prepare your source Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. Choose between describing an outfit and supplying a separate garment photo. A naturally lit portrait beside a stairwell. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## How to start - Choose Describe clothing for a text brief, or Use a garment photo for a specific item. Upload a clear person photo with the relevant body area visible. - In description mode, name color, fabric and cut. In garment mode, upload the item separately and choose its category, photo type and quality mode. - Review the quote for the current workflow and settings. Generate only when enabled, then inspect the result before trying another outfit. A close portrait with glasses and braided hair. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Prepare the source Keep arms away from the clothing when possible. For a garment reference, use a front view with unobstructed sleeves and hem; a flat lay or model photo can be selected explicitly. Upload one person and one garment, not a collage of several outfits. A monochrome portrait with a short bob. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Choose a useful direction A written description is useful for imagined color or styling directions. Dedicated try-on is useful when the shape and fabric of an existing garment matter. These are different contracts: a general edit is not a substitute for a garment-reference request. A dark-haired portrait with a visible fringe. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Inspect the result Check collar placement, sleeve length, buttons, hands and the boundary between garment and skin. Compare folds with the pose and light. The image is a styling visualization, not a size measurement, purchase recommendation or guarantee of physical fit. ## Availability and credits Only enabled models with approved contracts and prices can generate. The current workflow shows its availability and credit quote before submission. Changing settings requires a new quote. No fixed free allowance or processing time is promised. The guide illustrations explain preparation and review. They are not results from a paid quality test. Your own submitted jobs remain available in History. ## Questions before you start What does clothes changer AI need? Description mode needs a person photo and instructions. Garment mode needs a person photo and a separate garment photo; neither role is optional. Which garment settings are supported? Dedicated try-on offers automatic, tops, bottoms or one-piece categories, model or flat-lay photo types, and performance, balanced or quality modes. It produces one sample per submission. Why is garment mode unavailable? Dedicated try-on requires an enabled model and a reviewed price for the exact settings. You can prepare inputs while unavailable; the page does not silently switch to another model. ## Related tools Wedding dress concepts Body photo editing Instruction-based editing Plans and credits ## Explore related portrait tools Profile pictures Hairstyle Short hair Long hair Wedding dress Photo editor Unblur image Add a person Sculpture portrait [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-clothes-changer) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Wedding Dress Generator | WigSay Canonical page: https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-wedding-dress-generator Plan the neckline, fabric and silhouette before adding bridal accessories. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. Editorial planning guide ## AI Wedding Dress Generator: A Creator's Review and Sharing Guide Use the AI Wedding Dress Generator at wigsay.com to explore a gown before assembling your bridal moodboard. Describe the silhouette, neckline, fabric and setting. Image to Image starts from an adult portrait; Text to Image lets you design a new editorial scene without uploading a photo. Create a wedding dress concept Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. Plan the neckline, fabric and silhouette before adding bridal accessories. Lace and neckline reference: study the long sleeves, floral texture and V-shaped neckline. View the reference ## The answers before you start ### What is this tool for? It makes wedding-dress concept images for comparing silhouettes, planning a styled shoot or explaining a creative brief. Start with one gown direction you want to see clearly. ### Which photo should I use? For Image to Image, choose one adult with a clear face and enough of the body visible for the gown you want. A full-length image helps when the skirt and hem matter. ### Can I start without a photo? Yes. Use Text to Image and describe the adult subject, gown and location. The text mode does not use reference-photo input. ### Is a free attempt available? Check the usable balance and any current offer in your signed-in account. Preparing a prompt does not start a generation; an attempt needs enough credits for the quote shown. ### How much will an image cost? Use the current credit quote in the generator after choosing the model and options. Review it again when you change settings or submit a variation. ### When can I see the gown? Completion depends on the model, image options and queue. Follow the task in History, then review the finished gown before downloading or sharing. ## How to build a wedding dress concept ### 1. Choose a mode and crop Use Image to Image for your own portrait, or Text to Image for a new scene. Decide whether you need a neckline study, a three-quarter portrait or the whole dress before describing the gown. ### 2. Give the gown a clear structure Write the silhouette first, followed by neckline, sleeves and fabric. Add one important detail such as a bow, a lace border or a short train. Keep the remaining garment description simple. ### 3. Match the setting and settings Choose a location and light that reveal the fabric. Review the available model and image controls. Check the live credit quote and your balance before you submit the job. ### 4. Review the gown in History Wait for completion, then inspect the shoulder line, waist, hands, lace and hem. Compare the result with your written brief and change one design decision for the next variation. Fantasy bridal styling reference: focus on lace and bouquet placement; the fire is a creative effect. View the reference ## Which photo gives the gown room to appear? Use an adult photo you have permission to upload, with even light and an uncluttered background. A neutral standing pose with arms slightly away from the torso makes the waist and side outline easier to interpret. Keep the face sharp even when the dress is the focus. A close selfie cannot show a full skirt by itself. If you only have a head-and-shoulders portrait, ask for an upper-body styling concept or choose a wider reference. Avoid heavy filters and objects covering the neck, hands or waist. Evening-gown reference: compare the open-back shape and sequined fabric, rather than treating this as a white bridal design. View the reference ## Guide: compare shape, then refine the fabric ### A-line for a gradual flare Ask for a defined waist and a skirt that widens toward the hem. Mention whether the fabric should hang softly or hold a more structured shape. ### Column for a long clean line Describe a narrow skirt, simple seams and enough space for the full silhouette. Crepe or smooth satin makes changes to neckline and sleeve shape easier to compare. ### Ball gown for skirt volume Name a fitted bodice and a broad skirt, then ask for full-length framing. Leave background space around the gown so the volume is visible. ### A prompt you can adapt Create an adult bridal portrait with an ivory A-line gown, a square neckline, short fitted sleeves and matte silk fabric. Keep decoration limited to a fine lace border at the hem. Show the complete dress in a softly lit stone courtyard, with a relaxed standing pose. Dress-silhouette reference: compare the fitted shape and visible hem in a full-length composition. View the reference ## Choose a setting that explains your dress direction A garden moodboard can focus on fine lace and soft daylight. A city-hall editorial may use clean satin, architectural lines and a short train. A coastal concept can explore lighter fabric and gentle movement, while leaving the hem visible. For a useful comparison, hold the person and gown silhouette steady while changing the setting. For a silhouette comparison, keep the setting steady instead. Save your preferred wording with the selected result so a stylist or photographer can understand the direction. ## From the first image to a useful bridal brief Review the completed image in History, especially fabric joins, symmetry, hands and how the skirt meets the ground. Use the image to describe your preferred look to a collaborator. Measurements, fit and construction still need a real fitting and design process. Model choice, image settings and queue load affect the wait. Track the existing task instead of submitting another while it is running. Before a new variation, check the displayed credit quote again and decide which single gown detail you want to change. ## Questions you may have before generating Can I use the generator without a portrait? Yes. Text to Image can start with a written description of an adult subject, gown and setting. Image to Image is the option for an uploaded reference. Should I upload a selfie or a full-body photo? Use a full-length reference when the skirt, train or hem is important. A clear upper-body photo can support a neckline or sleeve concept. Match the framing to the part you want to compare. Can I ask for a particular fabric or neckline? Describe both in the prompt, such as matte crepe, floral lace, a boat neckline or fitted sleeves. Be specific about where each detail belongs and inspect it in the finished result. Does a concept image tell me the correct dress size? The image helps communicate style. Determine sizing, garment construction and fit through measurements, a fitting and your dressmaker or retailer. How do I check free access and the price? Sign in to see your usable credits and any current offer, then read the live quote for your selected settings. The guide does not prescribe a fixed allowance or per-image price. How long does generation take and where is the image saved? Wait times vary with the model, image options and queue. Follow your submitted task in History and review it when complete before downloading or sharing. ## Keep developing your visual direction ### Plan the hairstyle with your gown Compare a hair silhouette that works with the neckline in your bridal moodboard. ### Explore a longer bridal hairstyle Study length and shape before choosing a hair direction for the look. ### Compose a shared portrait Explore a group-photo composition when your creative brief includes another person. ## Explore related portrait tools Profile pictures Hairstyle Short hair Long hair Clothes changer Photo editor Unblur image Add a person Sculpture portrait [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-wedding-dress-generator) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # ChatGPT Photo Editor — Edit with Instructions | WigSay Canonical page: https://wigsay.com/ai-image/chatgpt-photo-editor Describe one focused change and identify the portrait details that must stay. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. A focused media workflow ## ChatGPT Photo Editor — Edit an Image with Instructions Looking for a ChatGPT photo editor? Upload a source image and describe a focused change using the GPT Image editing workflow on WigSay. The available resolution and format controls come from the active model contract. WigSay is an independent service, with its own account and credits. Prepare your source Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. Describe one focused change and identify the portrait details that must stay. A close portrait with glasses and braided hair. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## How to start - Upload the source photo. Pick a clear image that contains the subject and details you want to preserve. - Write what to change and what to keep. For example, change the background to a cream studio while retaining the product shape and shadow direction. - Check the available output controls and credit quote. Submit once, then review the result in History before starting a new edit. A monochrome portrait with a short bob. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Prepare the source Start with one base image and a short, specific instruction. Mention material, lighting and placement when they matter. Avoid contradictory requests such as preserving every pixel while changing the entire scene. Keep text that must remain exact in a separate source file. A dark-haired portrait with a visible fringe. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Choose a useful direction Prepare a cleaner product scene, explore a different backdrop, adjust the mood of a travel photo, or develop an editorial concept. A focused instruction makes it easier to see whether the model followed the request and which details need another attempt. A naturally lit portrait beside a stairwell. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Inspect the result Check product edges, fine text, reflections, hands and shadows. The page preserves task history, but it does not promise conversational editing memory. For another pass, choose the intended source again and write a complete instruction; no selection brush is implemented here. ## Availability and credits Only enabled models with approved contracts and prices can generate. The current workflow shows its availability and credit quote before submission. Changing settings requires a new quote. No fixed free allowance or processing time is promised. The guide illustrations explain preparation and review. They are not results from a paid quality test. Your own submitted jobs remain available in History. ## Questions before you start Is this the official ChatGPT editor? No. WigSay is independent. Your ChatGPT subscription does not provide credits here, and signing in here does not connect a ChatGPT conversation. How many references does this page accept? This workflow uses one source image. The provider’s broader capabilities do not mean this interface accepts sixteen references. Does History remember an editing conversation? History stores jobs and results. It is not multi-turn editing memory, so each new request needs its own source and complete instruction. ## Related tools Clothing workflows Full-body editing Image sharpening Plans and credits ## Explore related portrait tools Profile pictures Hairstyle Short hair Long hair Clothes changer Wedding dress Unblur image Add a person Sculpture portrait [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/chatgpt-photo-editor) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Unblur Image — Sharpen and Compare | WigSay Canonical page: https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-unblur-image Compare the same eyes, hairline and edges before accepting a sharpening result. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. A focused media workflow ## AI Unblur Image — Sharpen and Compare the Same Area AI unblur starts with the kind of blur in your source. Upload one image, select a supported sharpening or focus mode, choose JPEG or PNG, and review the quote. The result viewer compares the source and processed image in the same region rather than substituting a generic upscale request. Prepare your source Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. Compare the same eyes, hairline and edges before accepting a sharpening result. A casual outdoor portrait with long hair. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## How to start - Upload the original image rather than a screenshot of a preview. Choose a photo with recoverable edges and keep an untouched copy. - Select a processing mode such as Standard, Motion Blur or Lens Blur. Choose Super Focus only when you accept generative reconstruction. - Choose JPEG or PNG and request a quote. When the workflow is enabled, submit and use the comparison slider to inspect the same area. A window-lit portrait with a short updo. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Prepare the source Camera shake, missed focus and compressed texture are different problems. Start with a mode suited to the source instead of treating every soft image alike. This interface exposes supported processing modes and output format; there is no invented strength slider. A close portrait with glasses and tied-back hair. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Choose a useful direction Evaluate a soft portrait, a handheld travel photograph, wildlife detail or a product image. Ordinary sharpening emphasizes existing edges. Super Focus reconstructs detail and may change a face, letters or textures; extra apparent detail is not proof that the source contained it. A full-length portrait in casual layered clothing. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Inspect the result Inspect eyes, hair, readable text and high-contrast edges at the same scale. Look for halos, invented texture and oversharpened noise. Use the aligned comparison after a real result exists. Guide illustrations below are not before-and-after evidence from this tool. ## Availability and credits Only enabled models with approved contracts and prices can generate. The current workflow shows its availability and credit quote before submission. Changing settings requires a new quote. No fixed free allowance or processing time is promised. The guide illustrations explain preparation and review. They are not results from a paid quality test. Your own submitted jobs remain available in History. ## Questions before you start Is unblur the same as upscale? No. Upscaling increases dimensions; this workflow calls a dedicated sharpening endpoint. A larger image alone does not demonstrate blur correction. Can every blurred image be recovered? No. Missing information may be unrecoverable. Generative focus modes can invent details, so they should not be used as factual evidence. Why can I not get a quote yet? Each mode needs a reviewed price and an enabled site model. A supplier price labeled only in units is not silently treated as a per-image price. ## Related tools Creative image editing Portrait styling All image tools Plans and credits ## Explore related portrait tools Profile pictures Hairstyle Short hair Long hair Clothes changer Wedding dress Photo editor Add a person Sculpture portrait [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-unblur-image) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # Add People To Photo: Editorial Planning Guide | WigSay Canonical page: https://wigsay.com/ai-image/add-people-to-photo Use the base scene as reference 1 and the person to add as reference 2. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. Review and sharing decisions ## Add People To Photo: A Planning Guide for Editors Add People To Photo helps you place one missing person into an existing scene using two images: the base photo and a portrait of the person to add. Plan a clear position, describe the lighting, then review the generated image for faces, scale and background details. Start with one addition so the result is easy to compare with your original. Open the generator Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. Use the base scene as reference 1 and the person to add as reference 2. A monochrome portrait with a short bob. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## The answers before you start ### What does this page create? An edited image that aims to place one referenced person into your chosen base scene. The base can already contain a group; the extra portrait identifies the one person being added. ### What should I upload? Choose Image to Image. Upload the base scene as Reference image 1 and one person’s portrait as Reference image 2. Both photos are required for this two-image workflow. ### Can I try it without buying credits? You can prepare the inputs and explore settings first. A run uses the displayed credit quote; available trial or promotional credits can cover it when your balance is sufficient. ### What does it cost, and how long is the wait? The selected model, output settings and image quantity determine the live credit quote. Processing depends on the model and queue; follow the task in History until the completed image is ready. ## How to add a person with two reference images ### 1. Set the base scene Upload the scene you want to edit to Reference image 1. Choose a frame with enough open space, visible surroundings and a camera angle that makes the intended position believable. ### 2. Add one portrait Upload the person’s photo to Reference image 2. Prefer one clearly visible face, a useful view of their clothing and an angle that is reasonably close to the base photo. ### 3. Describe placement and check the quote State where the person should stand or sit and compare their size with someone already in the scene. Choose the available output settings, then review Required Credits before submitting. ### 4. Review the completed image Open History to follow progress and inspect the finished image. Compare each original face, the new person’s scale, hands, shadows and background before you download or share. A dark-haired portrait with a visible fringe. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Prepare a base photo and one clear portrait Keep the two inputs distinct. A portrait with a similar camera height and light direction gives the scene a more coherent starting point. Avoid a face hidden behind sunglasses, a heavily filtered close-up or a crop that leaves out the clothing you want visible. - Leave room beside the existing group rather than asking a new person to overlap someone’s body. - Use a recent, sharp portrait of the person you have permission to include. - For another person, finish and review this edit before planning a separate run with a new portrait. A naturally lit portrait beside a stairwell. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Check scale, light and the edges of the edit ### Match the camera Compare head size, shoulder height and the visible ground or seat. A person who is too large or sits at a different angle will stand out even when their face looks clear. ### Follow the light Describe which side is brighter and where soft shadows fall. Review the new person’s neck, hands and clothing alongside their nearest neighbor. ### Protect the scene you care about Mention the existing people and background in your direction, then check them in the finished image. Keep the original file so you can compare any changes. A close portrait with glasses and braided hair. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Plan one useful addition to a group photo ### A new teammate Plan a staff photo update using the existing team frame and one colleague’s portrait. Ask for a natural position at the edge of the group with consistent posture and light. ### A family memory Create a personal edited keepsake from a base family photo and one relative’s portrait. Pay attention to clothing, eye line and the relationship between the people. ### An event recap Add one absent participant to a clearly planned composition. When sharing an edited event or documentary-style image, give viewers enough context to understand the change. ## Review credits and follow the image in History Image to Image requires exactly two references: one base scene and one portrait of the person to add. Submission requires an available GPT Image 2 model with a current quote. The price is the live quote shown in the generator, including the selected settings and image quantity. Each new run has its own quote; changing inputs or exploring settings does not submit a job. Generation time varies with the model, output size and queue. After you submit, use History to follow the task and open the completed image for review. If you leave the page, return to the same account to check your results. ## Frequently asked questions How many photos do I need to add someone? Exactly two for this page: one base or group photo and one portrait of the person you want to add. Keep the base in Reference image 1 and the portrait in Reference image 2. Can I add several new people in one run? This workflow adds one referenced person at a time. Review the first edit, then use a suitable reviewed image as the base for a separate run if you want to plan another addition. Each run uses its own displayed quote. Is Add People To Photo free to try? Preparing your photos and exploring the controls does not start generation. A run uses the displayed credits. Your available trial, promotional or purchased balance determines whether you can start without buying more. How much does an edit cost? Check Required Credits after selecting the available model and output settings. The live quote and chosen image quantity determine the credits for the next run. How long will the edited image take? Processing depends on the selected model, image settings and queue. Follow the task status in History; a completed image appears there for review and download. Will every existing face and detail remain identical? The prompt can ask to preserve existing people, clothing and background, but review the finished image against the original. Check important faces and fine details before sharing. What happens if I switch to Text to Image? Text to Image creates an image from your written description. It shows no reference-upload fields and does not submit the two cached photos. Return to Image to Image to continue the photo-based edit. What should I check before sharing the result? Inspect the new face, hands, scale and shadows, then compare the original people and background. Keep the source photo and describe the image as edited when that context matters. ## Continue with a related portrait guide ### Plan a different portrait hairstyle Explore a hair direction in a dedicated portrait edit before choosing a reference. ### Turn a portrait into a sculpture study Explore a different material treatment for a single-person portrait. ### Plan a wedding portrait look Use a dedicated outfit guide when clothing is the main creative change. ### Refine the portrait with a focused edit Use a written instruction to adjust the portrait background or lighting while checking the features you want to keep. ## Explore related portrait tools Profile pictures Hairstyle Short hair Long hair Clothes changer Wedding dress Photo editor Unblur image Sculpture portrait [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/add-people-to-photo) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote. --- # AI Sculpture Filter for Portrait Variations | WigSay Canonical page: https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-sculpture-filter Choose one sculptural material and keep the facial structure readable. Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. Creative variations studio ## AI Sculpture Filter for Portrait Variations Turn the subject of a portrait into a marble, clay or bronze image with the AI Sculpture Filter on wigsay.com. Start in Image to Image to use your own portrait, or choose Text to Image to invent a sculptural character. Give the material, crop and lighting a clear direction before you generate. Create AI sculpture variation Use this guide to see how a hairstyle silhouette works with the neckline, outfit and framing of a portrait. Choose one sculptural material and keep the facial structure readable. A sculptural form with open geometric surface detail. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## The answers before you start ### What can I make? A sculpture-style portrait image for a profile, gallery moodboard or character study. You can describe a bust, draped shoulders, a pedestal and the surface finish. ### Do I need a photo? Image to Image uses your uploaded portrait as the reference. Text to Image starts with a written subject description and has no reference-photo input. ### Can I try it for free? You can prepare your idea before submitting a job. Sign in to check whether your account has usable credits or a current offer; generation requires enough credits for the displayed quote. ### How much does it cost? Read the live credit amount beside the generation action after selecting the model and options. A change of settings or another attempt can produce a different quote. ### How long will I wait? The selected model, image settings and queue affect completion time. Follow the submitted task in History; a fixed delivery time is not shown in this guide. ### What do I receive? A finished image to review and download. Check the facial structure, shoulders and material before choosing it for your project. ## How to make a sculpture portrait, step by step ### 1. Set the input mode Choose Image to Image for a portrait you want to reinterpret. Upload one clear subject and confirm the correct photo is selected. Choose Text to Image when you want to describe a new character instead. ### 2. Specify one material Begin with a single surface: pale marble, terracotta, bronze or carved stone. Add the finish, bust framing and light direction. A short coherent description is easier to compare than several competing materials in one prompt. ### 3. Review the settings and quote Select the available model and image options, then inspect the current credit quote. For a series, keep the crop and lighting consistent while changing the material. Sign in and submit when the inputs match your plan. ### 4. Compare the finished image Open the result in History. Look at the nose, ears, hair outline and shoulder edges, then inspect veining or tool marks at full size. Change the weakest detail in your next prompt rather than rewriting every decision. A close portrait with glasses and tied-back hair. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## What portrait should you upload? Use a sharp, evenly lit portrait with visible eyes, a complete face and room around the shoulders. A simple background makes the silhouette easy to read. A slight three-quarter turn can reveal the cheek, jaw and nose as distinct planes. Crop to a bust if that is the intended result, leaving the top of the hair and both shoulder edges inside the frame. Use a portrait you have permission to upload. For Text to Image, describe the pose and expression in words instead of adding a photo. A full-length portrait in casual layered clothing. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Guide: choose the surface before choosing the scene ### Marble: separate light from shadow Ask for restrained veining and soft side light so the face stays readable. Too many dark veins can compete with the eyes or mouth. ### Clay: show a worked surface Describe terracotta, matte texture and subtle sculpting marks. Keep the marks smaller than the main facial planes for a convincing bust. ### Bronze: control the highlights Name a dark bronze base with selective patina. A broad soft light can reveal the brow and cheek without turning the whole surface into bright metal. ### A prompt you can adapt Use my portrait as the face and pose reference. Create a terracotta bust with hand-worked surface marks, a simple draped shoulder line and a low plinth. Light it softly from the left against a warm gray background. Keep the face and hair silhouette clear. A casual outdoor portrait with long hair. Published visual reference for framing, texture or styling; not a paired test of this tool. View the reference ## Three settings for a sculpture portrait series For a gallery profile, ask for a plain pedestal and generous background space. For a creative process board, use a worktable with a few understated tools. For an interior concept, place a small bust among books and keep the surrounding objects secondary. Save the chosen material and lighting wording when a direction works. To create a consistent set, vary the room or crop while keeping those decisions stable. Compare the resulting images in History before exporting the series. ## Review the result and plan another attempt Wait for the task to complete in History before checking the final detail. Queue load, model choice and image settings can change the wait. Repeatedly pressing Generate creates new submissions rather than speeding up the current one. If the face loses its structure, try a clearer portrait or a more specific pose instruction. If the surface looks flat, describe the material texture and a single light direction. Recheck the live quote before another attempt. ## Questions you may have before generating Can I create a sculpture image without uploading a portrait? Yes. Select Text to Image and describe an original subject, material, pose and setting. Use Image to Image when a particular portrait should guide the composition. Will a marble portrait have the same expression as my photo? Use a clear reference and ask to retain the expression. Compare the completed eyes, mouth and jaw with your portrait; interpretation can vary between attempts. Can I make several material versions of one portrait? Keep the reference and crop, then change only the material and any necessary lighting phrase. Each submitted variation has its own displayed credit quote. Is this a 3D-printing file? This workflow creates an image. If your project needs a mesh or a printable object, use a dedicated 3D workflow after establishing the visual direction. Where can I check cost and free-credit eligibility? The generator shows the current quote, and your signed-in account shows usable credits and any current offers. Check both before submitting; this guide does not set a fixed price or grant an allowance. Where do I find a completed portrait? Check History for the submitted task, wait for completion and inspect the image before downloading it. Use the same account when returning to saved jobs. ## Keep developing your visual direction ### Explore the portrait wardrobe Try a garment direction in the clothes changer before planning the material and silhouette of a sculpture-inspired portrait. ### Plan an elegant draped silhouette Explore gown shapes and fabric directions for an editorial portrait moodboard. ### Compare a new hair silhouette Study the hair outline before choosing a portrait to turn into a bust. ## Explore related portrait tools Profile pictures Hairstyle Short hair Long hair Clothes changer Wedding dress Photo editor Unblur image Add a person [Open tool](https://wigsay.com/ai-image/ai-sculpture-filter) Check the live tool for supported inputs, available models and the current credit quote.