HairHunt vs HairTry

HairHunt lets users preview hairstyles and hair colors on a photo before deciding on a change. Its listed styles cover women and men, including bobs, pixie cuts, braids, and fades. Color choices include ash blonde, black, burgundy, copper, gray, and platinum blonde, and users can upload a reference image. The free plan includes one hairstyle try-on, access to 100+ styles, and a watermark-free result. A Subscription costs $9.99 a month and includes 200 credits every month, with cancellation anytime. Pay as you go costs $19.99, paid once for 200 credits, premium features, and a watermark-free result. HairHunt Pro is a separate browser-based consultation tool for salons, with previews of cuts, colors, and updos; its advertised 30-day free trial is for the first 50 salons, and a Pro subscription covers all stylists on a salon team. HairHunt identifies itself as an iOS and Android app, while Pro runs in a browser. The maker says HairHunt was built by The Right Hairstyles, described as trusted since 2013.

HairTry lets you preview hairstyles and hair colors on a photo before a salon visit. Its library includes more than 1,000 AI hairstyles, with more than 50 new styles added each month. HairTry says its AI analyzes more than 67 facial points to recommend styles. Previews can show the front, side, back, and top, and users can choose from 15 hair colors. You can also upload an inspiration photo to transfer a hairstyle or describe a look in words for the AI to generate. HairTry is available on Android, iOS, macOS, and the web. The free trial includes all features and requires no credit card. Paid credit packs are $4.99, paid once, $12.99, paid once, and $29.99, paid once; they provide 20, 50, and 120 credits respectively, each valid for 60 days. HairTry says uploaded photos are automatically deleted after 14 days. Its privacy policy says facial data is not used for identification or biometric recognition and is not shared with third parties.