Point your camera or upload a photo. Pick a shade. That's the whole process.
Upload a photo or open your camera and preview 20 salon shades — blonde, brunette, copper, black and more. Completely free, no signup, no app download.
Three quick questions. We'll match you with shades that suit your skin, your schedule, and your nerve — then you can try each one on your own photo.
1 · What's your skin's undertone?
Look at the veins on your wrist in daylight.
2 · How much upkeep do you want?
Be honest — the best color is one you'll maintain.
3 · How bold should it feel?
There's no wrong answer — only your answer.
Your matches
No account, no download, no learning curve.
A clear, front-facing photo in even light, hair visible around your face and shoulders. Daylight near a window is ideal.
20 shades across five families — blonde, brunette, red, black, fashion. Every shade links to its full guide: cost, upkeep, honest pros and cons.
Color appears on your own texture instantly. Compare with your original, download the result, show your colorist.
Five small things that make a big difference to how real the result looks. No new images here — just advice.
Stand near a window in soft daylight. Harsh overhead light or a dark room makes every shade look wrong — the AI can only work with the light in your photo.
Pull your hair forward over your shoulders and keep it out from under hats, hoods or scarves. The tool recolors what it can see — hidden hair stays hidden.
A clear, recent, front-facing photo beats an old blurry one. Face the camera, sunglasses off, hairline visible.
The Intensity slider runs 0–100%. Full strength for a bold change; dial it down for a believable hint — especially when going much lighter than your natural base.
Hold your finger down (or tap Compare) to flip between your real hair and the preview. Save the result — it explains your goal to a colorist better than words.
Start with your skin's undertone — the fastest shortcut to a color that flatters instead of fights your complexion.
Your skin leans golden or olive · veins look green · gold jewelry suits you better than silver.
Your skin leans pink or rosy · veins look blue or purple · silver jewelry suits you better than gold.
You suit both gold and silver, or honestly can't tell. Lucky you — most families work. Start here:
Social filters paint one flat wash over your photo. This finds your actual hair and recolors it while keeping its texture, shine and lighting.
All 20 shades, grouped by family. Each one links to its full Salon 1150 guide — cost, upkeep, and honest pros and cons. No new images here; the swatches are just color dots.
Pink-gold blend — warm, luminous, endlessly photographed.
Colors that make you look younger →Soft lilac — the wearable fashion shade, playful but polished.
Plum hair color guide →Every one of the 20 shades, free. No trial, no paywall, no "premium unlock." Try every shade ten times if you want.
Everything runs on your device, in your browser. Your photo is never uploaded, stored, sent to a server, or seen by anyone — including us.
It runs right here in your browser — phone, tablet or computer. Nothing to download, no account to create, no permissions beyond your camera.
The exact questions people ask Google before trying a new color.
Yes — completely free, no signup, no app download. All 20 shades are free to try, as many times as you like.
No. Unlike app-based tools, Salon 1150's try-on runs right in your browser — on your phone, tablet or computer. Nothing to install, no account to create.
Upload a photo and open the Blondes family — sandy blonde, caramel blonde, platinum and more — to see blonde on your own hair in seconds, instead of guessing from someone else's photo.
Yes. The AI detects and recolors dark hair. One honest note: treat light shades on dark hair as a target — reaching platinum from near-black usually requires bleaching, which no preview can simulate.
Upload a clear, front-facing photo in even light, pick one of 20 shades, and the tool recolors your hair while keeping its natural texture, shine and the photo's lighting.
No. Everything runs on your device, inside your browser. Your photo is never uploaded, stored, sent to a server, or seen by anyone — including us.
Filters paint a flat wash of color over your whole photo — hair, skin, background. This tool segments your actual hair and shifts its color while preserving texture, shine and lighting, so the result looks like your hair.
Yes — preview brunette and blonde shades over gray to see coverage before you book your appointment. Save the result and show your colorist.
Warm undertones glow in copper, caramel and honey shades; cool undertones suit ash brown, platinum and plum; neutral undertones can wear most families. Trying a few on your own photo is faster — and more honest — than guessing.
Use a sharp, front-facing photo in soft daylight with all your hair visible, then adjust the Intensity slider. Treat very light shades on dark hair as a target, not a promise.
A close approximation, not a guarantee. The preview respects your hair's texture and your photo's lighting, but the real salon result also depends on your starting shade, porosity, condition and your colorist's technique.
That's what the download button is for — a saved preview communicates more clearly than describing "kinda dark purple but not too purple."
No signup. No app. No upload. No regret.
Try it now — it's free
