See your next haircut before you sit in the chair
For barbers, stylists and clients.
Everything you need in one platform
From AI analysis to booking — Hairfolio covers the entire haircut journey.
AI Hair Session
Upload a photo and see yourself in the hairstyle you love with a realistic AI preview.
Hair Type Detection
AI analyses your hair type, density, texture and curl pattern for personalised recommendations.
Haircut Codes
Every session gets a unique CUT code so you can look it up and share it with any barber or stylist.
Client Profiles
Barbers and stylists manage full client histories, hair profiles and past sessions all in one place.
Find a Barber or Stylist
Browse nearby barbershops and salons, compare ratings and book your next appointment in seconds.
How It Works
Three simple steps to your perfect cut.
Upload your photo
Snap a front-facing photo and upload it to start your session.
AI detects & generates
Get your hair type analysis and a realistic preview of the style you chose.
Book with your CUT code
Pick a style, get your unique code, and walk into any barber or stylist ready.
Precision you can see
Real transformations across every angle — front, side and back — guided by AI previews and cutting plans.
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Built for Barbers and Stylists
Featured Barbershops & Salons
Sample shops in Monroe, Louisiana. See what a Hairfolio shop page looks like: services, portfolio, reviews and opening hours.
What people say
“I liked being able to see the haircut before the client even sat in my chair. Booking was easy too.”
Alex King Verified user
Barber, King Cuts
“I liked experimenting with different styles and seeing different haircuts.”
Pierce Kennedy Verified user
Client
“I hadn't had a haircut in years. I picked an inspiration photo and decided it was time. It turned out exactly how I imagined.”
Makenzie Ryan Verified user
Client
Built by a working barber
Hairfolio was started by Danny Hagan, who owns and runs The ULM Barber in Monroe, Louisiana. Every feature comes from something he sees in the chair.
Read our story