Find the hairstyle that suits your face.

Part of Kurli is free and part is paid. Uploading a photo, getting your face shape read, and seeing the hairstyle Kurli picks as your best match, with the reason it suits you, are free and need no account. Kurli's analysis picks 5 styles in total. Seeing any style rendered onto your own photo, and unlocking the other 4 picks, are paid, because each render runs an image model. You always see the price before you are charged, and the price depends on your country.

Yes. Kurli never sells your photo, never publishes it, never shows it to other users, and never uses it to train AI models. The face measurements run inside your browser. The photo is then sent securely to Google's Gemini API to produce your recommendations and any try-on images. Kurli keeps a copy so it can check results and fix bad ones, and only the person who runs Kurli can see it. To delete it, email hello@kurli.me and say when you used Kurli.

If a Kurli render fails, the 5 credits it used go back to your balance automatically, before you see the error. You only pay for a picture that comes back. You always see the price before you are charged. For anything else about a payment, email hello@kurli.me with the email address you paid with, and Kurli will help.

Kurli's face-shape read is an estimate that is checked twice. The first read comes from measuring your facial proportions in your browser. An AI vision model then reads the photo and gives a second opinion on top of it. Face shape is partly a matter of judgment, and a face can sit between two shapes, so treat the result as styling guidance. A straight-on, well-lit photo with your hairline visible gives Kurli the most accurate reading.

Kurli is made by Nick, who builds it from West Vancouver, Canada. He started it because he kept getting haircuts that looked wrong on him and wanted to see the cut first. Kurli is early and changes week by week based on what people say, and anything sent through the feedback form or to hello@kurli.me goes to him, not to a support queue. Kurli at kurli.me is not connected to Kurli at kurli.co, which makes software for Canadian cannabis dispensaries.