Curious how you would look with a beard? Upload a photo and use Lanta AI's beard filter to try stubble, a short beard or a goatee. Compare the shape and coverage on your own face before growing it out or reaching for the trimmer.
Start with the amount of coverage you want. These AI style illustrations show how each option changes the look. Use a prompt idea below, then adjust it for your own photo.
A little texture, with most of your skin still visible. Start here if you want to compare a clean-shaven face with a less dramatic change. Check that the cheek edges stay soft.
Prompt idea
Add light, short stubble to my cheeks, chin, jaw and upper lip. Keep plenty of skin visible between the hairs, with soft natural edges. Match my existing hair color.
More coverage around the jaw, with a trimmed outline. Compare the width at the sides and the length below your chin. Ask for less density if the result looks like a solid dark block.
Prompt idea
Give me a short boxed beard with a connected, neatly trimmed moustache. Keep the sides close, the cheek line natural and the neckline tidy. Use moderate density and individual hair texture.
Concentrate the hair around your mouth and chin while leaving the cheeks clear. This is a useful comparison when a full beard feels too wide. Look closely at the connection beside each mouth corner.
Prompt idea
Add a short connected goatee and moustache around my mouth and chin. Leave both cheeks and the sides of my jaw clean-shaven. Keep my lip shape visible and the edges softly defined.
Use the beard filter on one clear portrait. Keeping the same source photo makes each style easier to judge.
Choose a front-facing photo with your cheeks, upper lip and chin visible. Soft daylight helps separate skin from facial hair. Avoid hands over your mouth or a collar hiding your jaw.
Use a style prompt or describe the length, density and color you want. If an earlier edit is still in the form, select a style to replace its prompt. Check the model, settings and credit cost before generating.
Open the result and inspect the cheeks, mouth corners and neckline. Try one change at a time, such as shorter sides or lighter coverage. Download the version you want to keep.
Lanta AI's beard filter lets you explore the look you've been curious about, from subtle stubble to a fuller beard. Start with your own photo and free credits to see what suits you.
Preview a beard with individual hair texture, soft cheek lines and a shade that suits your portrait. Our style prompts are designed to preserve your facial features and lighting, helping the new look feel like you.
Compare light stubble, a short boxed beard or a goatee using the ready-made style prompts. Want a fuller beard, a moustache or a salt-and-pepper look? Describe it in the editor and adjust the length, density or color.
Start with 40 free credits and try the beard filter before creating an account. Each preview uses credits based on the model and settings, with the cost shown before you generate.
A beard filter is most useful when you compare specific details. Instead of asking whether a beard is simply better, look at what changes around your mouth, cheeks and chin.
Fuller sides add visual width; more hair below the chin adds length. Generate a close-trimmed version and a slightly fuller one from the same photo to see which balance you prefer.
Use your usual hairstyle and glasses. A beard simulator is more useful when the rest of the portrait stays familiar. Check that the edit has not also changed your jaw, lips or skin.
An AI beard filter can imagine hair where you do not currently have it. It cannot predict your natural density, growth pattern or how long a style will take to grow.
Save your original portrait and one preferred preview. Point out the cheek line, moustache connection and length under the chin. Ask what is practical with your current growth; a picture communicates the direction, but it is not a measured trimming guide.
Compare a Look on My PhotoLook beyond the overall impression. A few small details tell you whether the edit is useful or needs another pass.
A hard shadow under the jaw can look like extra hair. If one side comes out much denser, try a portrait with softer light before asking for a thicker beard.
Inspect the mouth corners, sideburns and neckline at full size. If hairs cover the lips or an edge looks painted on, request shorter hair and softer transitions.
For a grey, ginger or salt-and-pepper beard, say so in the prompt. Specify facial hair only so the request does not also recolor your hairstyle or eyebrows.
Compare different styles from the same unedited portrait. Repeatedly editing an AI result can change unrelated details and make it harder to tell which beard shape you actually prefer.
A buzz cut, longer hair or a shaved head can change how your beard looks. Try a few combinations before choosing your next style.
Pair your beard with a close crop. Compare how the shorter cut looks around your temples and sideburns.
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Preview a shaved head while keeping your beard. See how the combination frames your face.
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Try more length, a new part or a different cut to find a hairstyle that complements your facial hair.
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Have another change in mind? Upload your preferred portrait and describe the details you want to adjust.
Edit a Reference PhotoA few things to know before choosing your next look.
Start with one clear portrait. Use the beard filter to compare a style, check the details and save a reference for your next look.
