Ever since its introduction in 2022, generative AI has taken the world by storm, offering users and professionals a way to convey their ideas in a meaningful way. But there are some other creative ways to use AI as well. Let’s assume you are on your way to get a fresh haircut but aren’t sure of what style to get. Given the fact that a haircut will stay with you for months, the choice becomes even more important. This is exactly where generative AI comes in, as it allows you to try on different hairstyles before getting a cut.
1. FaceApp
FaceApp started as a quirky photo editing tool. However, with the integration of AI, it has transformed into a full-fledged editor capable of changing several details about a face, including the hairstyle. And while most hairstyle options are behind a paywall, users can choose between the long and short styles, giving a rough idea. To do this:
2. AI hairstyles
As the name suggests, AI Hairstyles is a dedicated website for users to apply their preferred hairstyles to a photo. However, it is important to note that this is a paid service. Once done:
3. Adobe Generative Fill
While most Adobe apps come with a subscription fee, the company’s FireFly generative AI model is currently free for users to explore and experiment with their hairstyles. To do this:
Similar to Adobe, OpenAI offers its text-to-image generative AI model calledDALL-E. However, before delving into the steps, it is important to note that although DALL-E offers 15 credits every month, this option is only applicable to users who signed up for the service before April 2023. Therefore, if you’re a new user, you’ll need to purchase credits. One acquired:
