Groom Look Previews

Try a Haircut Before the Salon

Upload a photo that shows the coat and pick a look — teddy bear, puppy cut, summer short, lion cut, kennel, lamb, sporting, Asian fusion, terrier, long and fluffy, cat short, show trim, or skirt. Face and markings stay the same. This is a visual preview to discuss with a groomer, not a plan for clipper length, skin safety, or what your coat type can handle.

Preview a Groom
Try a Haircut Before the Salon

Upload Your Pet Photo

Upload a photo that shows the coat, then pick a look — teddy-bear, puppy cut, summer, lion, kennel, Asian fusion, and more. No need to describe the haircut. Face and markings stay. A preview for the salon, not a grooming plan.

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Runs inside the AI Pet Studio — pet portraits in one place.

Teddy Bear and Puppy Cuts
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Teddy Bear and Puppy Cuts

Try Teddy Bear
Summer Short and Kennel Cuts
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Summer Short and Kennel Cuts

Try Summer Short
Lion Cut and Cat Short
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Lion Cut and Cat Short

Try Lion Cut
Salon Styles: Fusion, Terrier, Sporting, Skirt
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Salon Styles: Fusion, Terrier, Sporting, Skirt

Try Asian Fusion

How People Use Groom Previews

Show the Groomer What You Mean
Use Case

Show the Groomer What You Mean

Bring a preview on your phone so "teddy bear" or "not that short" is a picture, not a vague phrase. The groomer still chooses length, tools, and whether the coat can take that look.

Compare Two Lengths Before You Book
Use Case

Compare Two Lengths Before You Book

Generate summer short and long-and-fluffy (or teddy and kennel) from the same photo. Decide which silhouette you actually want before you pay for a full clip.

Long-Haired Cats
Use Case

Long-Haired Cats

Lion cut and cat short help you see a shorter coat on a long-haired cat without committing first. A vet or groomer still advises if a clip is appropriate for that cat's skin.

Breed-Style Silhouettes
Use Case

Breed-Style Silhouettes

Sporting, terrier, lamb, and skirt looks are starting points for spaniels, terriers, poodle mixes, and small dogs. They are not breed-standard instructions.

How It Works

How to Preview a Groom

Photo, style, shape — then take the look to a professional. No essay required.

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Upload a Photo That Shows the Coat

Show as much of the body as you can, with the face in focus. A full-body or three-quarter shot in daylight works better than a tight face crop. The preview changes coat length on this photo, so identity depends on a sharp original.

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Pick a Groom Look

Choose teddy bear, summer short, lion cut, show trim, puppy cut, kennel, lamb, sporting, Asian fusion, terrier, long and fluffy, cat short, or skirt. There is no describe step — the style plus your photo is enough.

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Choose a Shape and Generate

Pick square, portrait, or landscape, then generate. Review the face and markings. If they drift, try a sharper photo or a different angle.

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Show the Salon — They Decide What Is Safe

Use the image as a visual reference. Coat type, mats, skin, clipper heat, and what is safe for this pet are decisions for a groomer or veterinarian — not this preview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know to get started.

Is this a grooming plan?

No. It is a visual preview of a silhouette. Coat type, mats, skin condition, clipper safety, and whether a look is appropriate for this pet are decisions for a groomer. Do not use the image as instructions for a home clip.

Which pets work best?

Dogs and cats with a visible coat show the change most clearly — doodles, poodle mixes, long-haired cats, spaniels, terriers. Very short-coated pets have less hair to restyle, so the difference will be smaller.

Will my pet still look like my pet?

Styles keep the face and markings and only change coat length and outline. A sharp photo that includes the body matches more closely than a dark face-only crop.

Do I need to describe the haircut?

No. Pick a style and a shape. The selected look is applied to your uploaded photo. There is no "describe your groom" step.

Can a short clip hurt my pet?

This tool cannot tell you. Some coats and skins do not do well with a close clip, and home clippers can burn or cut. Ask a groomer or veterinarian before any real haircut, especially on cats and double-coated dogs.

Which style should I pick?

Teddy bear and puppy cut are even and rounded. Summer short and kennel are practical and shorter. Lion and cat short are for a dramatic length change with the face left full. Asian fusion is rounded with fluffy paws. Terrier, sporting, lamb, skirt, and show trim are more specific salon silhouettes. Long and fluffy is a brushed, tidy long coat.

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Preview a Groom on Your Pet Photo

Thirteen looks — teddy-bear to Asian fusion — on your pet's face and markings. A reference for the salon, not a grooming plan.

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