HairHunt

HairHunt is for people weighing a haircut or color change, and for salons that want a browser-based consultation tool. Its single free preview is a useful starting point; regular consumer use means paying for credits.

Overview

HairHunt puts hairstyle and color previews on a photo, letting users compare ideas before committing to a real change. Its styles span options for women and men, including bobs, pixie cuts, braids and fades, while listed colors range from black and gray to copper and platinum blonde. Reference image uploads and batch generation add flexibility, though the free allowance is only one try-on.

HairHunt Pro is a separate salon product for showing clients previews of cuts, colors and updos. It runs in a browser, and its subscription covers every stylist on a salon team. HairHunt says it was built by The Right Hairstyles, which describes itself as trusted since 2013.

Key features

Photo-based previews: Seeing a prospective cut or color on a photo can help narrow choices before a salon visit. It remains a preview, not a substitute for judging how a style will work in person.

Style and color range: More than 100 styles include examples from bobs and pixie cuts to braids and fades. The range suits broad exploration, while the listed colors give users several distinct directions to consider.

Reference uploads and batch generation: Uploading a reference image and generating in batches support comparing ideas rather than settling on a single prompt or look.

Salon consultations: Pro brings previews of cuts, colors and updos into a browser-based salon workflow, with team-wide stylist coverage. That makes it the relevant product for salon teams, not a replacement for the consumer app.

Pricing

HairHunt’s consumer plans separate a one-time test from recurring or larger credit purchases. The free tier is generous in presentation quality but sharply capped in volume: one try-on, despite access to 100+ styles.

PlanPriceWhat it includesFreefreeOne hairstyle try-on, 100+ styles and a watermark-free result.Subscription$9.99 a month200 credits every month; cancel anytime.Pay as you go$19.99, paid once200 credits, premium features, watermark-free results and no commitment.The subscription is the lower-cost route for someone who expects to make previews regularly and can use credits monthly. The one-time purchase costs more for the same 200-credit quantity, but avoids an ongoing commitment and suits occasional use better. Both paid consumer options remove the one-try ceiling by providing credits; the free plan is best for a single initial comparison.

HairHunt Pro advertises a 30-day free trial, limited to the first 50 salons. The offer is relevant to salons evaluating team use; it is not the consumer app’s free trial.

Platforms

HairHunt’s consumer app is identified for iOS and Android, and the product is also offered on the web. HairHunt Pro works in a browser without an app download, which suits salon teams using browser-based consultations.

Who it's for

HairHunt fits someone who wants to explore cuts or colors on a photo before deciding what to ask for at a salon, especially if one free, watermark-free preview is enough to start. People comparing many looks should budget for credits. Salons considering client consultations should evaluate Pro separately, particularly if they want one subscription to cover the whole stylist team.

It is less compelling for someone seeking unlimited free experimentation: the free tier allows just one try-on. Nor should a salon assume Pro is a consumer feature; it is a distinct browser tool with a trial offer restricted to the first 50 salons.

Pros and cons

ProsOne free try-on includes 100+ styles and a watermark-free result, making an initial preview shareable without paying.

Reference uploads, batch generation and hair-color previews support comparing more than a basic haircut choice.

The monthly plan provides 200 credits and can be canceled anytime, while the one-time option avoids recurring billing.

Pro covers all stylists on a salon team and runs in a browser without a download.

ConsThe free plan stops after one hairstyle try-on, so continued personal exploration requires a paid option.

The 19.99 USD one-time option costs more than one month of the 9.99 USD subscription for the same 200-credit quantity.

Pro’s 30-day trial is limited to the first 50 salons, so it is not a broadly available evaluation route.

Alternatives

AI Hairstyle Generators is the broader category to browse if you want to compare tools rather than choose HairHunt directly.

HairTry is worth considering if a lower one-time entry price and a 60-day credit validity period matter more than HairHunt’s 200-credit bundles; its Starter plan is $4.99 as a one-time purchase for 20 credits.

Naee is an iOS-only option if you prefer a mobile app and a small credit purchase; its 5-credit plan costs €3.99 as a one-time purchase, while AI generations require a subscription or credit purchase.

AI Hair Color & Style may suit someone wanting a small one-time purchase across Android, iOS or web: its 2 Looks plan is $2.99 as a one-time purchase.

Hair AI Salon is another freemium Android and iOS option.

The Right Hairstyles AI Hairstyle Changer is the closest alternative for the same free allowance and monthly 200-credit structure; choose it if you want that near-identical consumer plan through the related product.

Pict.AI is an alternative if you want a broader AI image tool with limited free web access as well as a mobile app.

Haristyle may suit Android users who want four premium styles free.

Snipd is an iOS and web alternative if a style quiz is a useful starting point; some features require Premium.

Verdict

Choose HairHunt if you want a photo-based haircut or color preview, a watermark-free first result and a clear path to more credits. Its strongest fit is the person comparing looks before a salon visit, or a salon team considering the separate Pro consultation tool. Look elsewhere if one free try-on will not be enough and you want a less expensive small purchase: HairHunt’s paid credit choices are better suited to repeated use than a few casual experiments.