What is the Curtain Bangs Filter: Try Curtain Bangs on Your Photo?
Curtain bangs are the fringe people ask about most: softer than full bangs, easier to grow out, and they suit a lot of faces. They are also the fringe people regret most when the cut does not match their face or hair. The curtain bangs filter lets you see them on your own photo first. Upload a selfie, choose what the bangs go with, and press Generate.
You can try curtain bangs five ways: with long layers (the classic look), with a shoulder-length lob, with a choppy shag, with a short chin-length bob, or with your own curls. Each one parts in the middle and sweeps out around the eyes and cheekbones, the way a stylist cuts them. Keep your natural colour or try a new one in the same run. Your face, expression, clothes and background stay as they were.
Curtain bangs have been one of the most requested cuts on TikTok and Instagram since 2020, and "should I get curtain bangs?" is still one of the most common hair questions online. A live camera filter can only lay a fringe over your forehead. An image model redraws the hair around your face, so the bangs fall at a believable length and blend into the rest of the cut.
The result takes about 15 seconds, and new accounts get free credits for photo templates.
Do curtain bangs suit my face?
Curtain bangs soften a high forehead, balance a long face and frame the cheekbones, which is why they suit so many people. They can look heavy on very fine hair or a small face. The fastest way to know is to see them on your own photo, from the same angle you see yourself every day.
Bangs and the rest of the cut
Bangs never stand alone: on long layers they read soft and seventies, on a shag they read rock and choppy, on a bob they read French. Try two or three combinations, and if you want to compare many cuts at once, the Hairstyle Try-On template puts six styles in one image.