Wondering what you would look like bald? Upload your photo and use Lanta AI's bald filter to preview a shaved head. Explore the look with your beard, glasses or everyday style before reaching for the razor.
These AI illustrations explore three bald-head edits. Choose a prompt idea to try on your own photo; they are concepts, not measured Lanta tool results.
A smooth scalp changes the outline above your forehead. Use the same portrait to compare your brow, ears and head shape without a different pose distracting you.
Prompt idea
Make the person in this photo fully bald. Remove all scalp hair and visible stubble, with a natural skin texture and lighting that matches the face.
Keep the beard as a separate detail while removing the scalp hair. Check the temples and the top of the beard so the transition does not look like a leftover strip of hair.
Prompt idea
Remove the scalp hair for a fully bald look. Preserve the existing beard and moustache, including their shape, length and texture. Keep the transition at the temples clean.
Long hair can cover the ears, neck and background. Ask for those areas to be filled in too, then inspect them before choosing the version you want to save.
Prompt idea
Remove all scalp hair, including the long strands beside the face and over the shoulders, for a completely bald look. Reconstruct the uncovered ears, neck, clothing and background naturally.
Start with one portrait. You can adjust the edit in words without drawing a mask around every strand.
Choose a portrait with one person, an uncovered head and room above the hair. A front-facing photo in even light makes the comparison easier.
Use the bald-head prompt or select an example to replace a previous edit. Keep your beard, eyebrows and glasses in the instructions. Check the selected model and credit cost before generating.
Inspect the scalp, face and edges against your source photo. If hair remains or a detail changes, revise the prompt or try a clearer input, then download your chosen image.
A bald simulator helps you explore a look that is hard to picture from a haircut photo of someone else. Start with your own face, then decide which details matter to you.
The scalp hidden under your hair has to be generated. Treat the image as a style preview, not an exact prediction of your real head shape.
Compare your current hairstyle with a fully shaved concept. Look at the head outline and how much more visible your ears and forehead become.
Use a photo with the beard or glasses you normally wear. Keeping these details makes the preview more useful than an unrelated makeover.
Save your chosen edit alongside the original for a before-and-after post. Make it clear that the transformation is an AI edit when sharing it.
Both expose more of your face, but they leave very different amounts of hair.
A fully shaved concept removes visible scalp hair and the hairline. Choose this when you want to explore a smooth scalp or a no-hair look.
Preview a Bald HeadA buzz cut leaves a short layer of hair, including its color and texture. Choose it when you want a close crop with some coverage instead of a bare scalp.
Compare a Buzz CutFor a useful comparison, upload the same original photo to both tools and keep the angle, expression and facial hair consistent.
Hair removal reveals areas the camera never captured. A better source photo and a focused instruction give the model less to guess.
A crop through the top of your hair leaves little space for the new scalp. Start with the whole head in frame and a simple background.
Hats, hoods and a strong shadow across the forehead hide the outline. Use an uncovered, evenly lit portrait so the scalp can match the face.
Ask to preserve eyebrows, eyelashes and your existing beard. If the model removes facial hair too, make that instruction explicit on your next attempt.
Removing long hair also reveals hidden background and clothing. Look for leftover strands, repeated texture or changed earrings before downloading.
Try a shorter cut, explore other hairstyles or refine the portrait you just made.
Compare a bare scalp with short, visible hair using the same original portrait.
Try a close crop
Explore other cuts and lengths if you want a new shape with more hair.
Explore hairstyles
Continue editing your chosen portrait with an instruction for the background, outfit or image style.
Continue editingAnswers about free credits, photo preparation and what the preview can show.
Start with a photo of yourself. Preview a bald head, compare it with your current look and save the version you like.
