# Hair Color Changer: Try On

> A private iPhone and iPad app for trying hair colors on your own photos and videos, with on-device hair selection, curated or custom shades, manual correction for photos, and export.

## App facts

- Also known as: Local Hair Color, Local Hair Color: Try-On
- Price and access: Free download, with a free preview of a shade on your own photo during setup. Full photo and video editing, refinement, and export require weekly auto-renewing access or a one-time lifetime purchase. Existing yearly subscriptions can still be restored. Current localized prices and renewal terms appear in the app before purchase.
- Devices: iPhone and iPad; requires iOS or iPadOS 17.0 or later. The App Store also lists compatibility with Apple silicon Macs (macOS 14 or later) and Apple Vision Pro.
- Privacy: Photo and video editing stays on device. No account, ads, or advertising tracking. RevenueCat receives purchase information and limited onboarding analytics, never photos, videos, or editing activity. See https://localhaircolor.com/privacy/.
- Availability: Available in the U.S. App Store
- U.S. App Store details checked: 2026-09-25
- App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hair-color-changer-try-on/id6797665943
- Official website: https://localhaircolor.com/

## Suitable uses

- People planning a hair color change who want to see it on themselves first
- People who want a preview to show their colorist before an appointment
- People previewing silver or gray before growing out dye
- People who want to correct the selected hair and keep photos and videos on device

## Limitations

- Guaranteed prediction of a salon or chemical dye result
- Recommending a shade for your skin tone or face shape
- Highlights, balayage, or multi-tone color placement
- Changing hairstyles, reshaping faces, or fully automatic perfect masking

## Start here

- [Guides and app facts](https://localhaircolor.com/explore/): Search the public guide library and compare product capabilities.
- [Practical examples](https://localhaircolor.com/getting-started/): Hair color comparisons to try on your photo.
- [Structured app facts](https://localhaircolor.com/webmcp-app.json): Features, requirements, pricing, limitations, and official links.
- [Complete public page text](https://localhaircolor.com/llms-full.txt): Text and source URLs for the indexed pages.

## Pages

- [Hair color comparisons to try on your photo | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/getting-started/): Three practical hair color comparisons to try on your own photo: copper vs brunette, cleaning up curls and flyaways, and testing a bold shade gently.
- [Hair Color Try-On for iPhone & iPad | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/): See a new hair color on your own photo or video before you commit. Try blonde, copper, silver, or any shade on iPhone and iPad, with no upload.
- [Best Photo for a Hair Color Try-On | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/guides/choose-photo-for-hair-color-preview/): How to choose a photo for a hair color preview: the light, framing, and background that make a try-on easy to judge, what to skip, and when to use two photos.
- [Change Hair Color in a Photo on iPhone | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/guides/recolor-hair-on-iphone/): How to change hair color in a photo on iPhone for fun, a post, or a mood board: pick a shade, set the intensity, fix the edges, and save a clean new copy.
- [Change Hair Color in a Video on iPhone | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/guides/change-hair-color-video-iphone/): How to change hair color in a video on iPhone: choose a clip that works, pick a shade and intensity, save with Quick or Quality, and check the moving result.
- [Compare Hair Colors on Your Own Photo | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/guides/preview-hair-colors/): A simple five-round way to compare hair colors on your own photo: preview broad families, pick finalists, set the intensity, check a second photo, and decide.
- [Copper Hair Try-On: Auburn or Cherry Cola? | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/guides/copper-auburn-cherry-cola/): Do a copper hair try on with your own photo, then compare copper vs auburn vs cherry cola in warm light and daylight before you book a salon or buy dye.
- [Features: Photo & Video Hair Color Try-On | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/features/): Everything the app does: on-device hair detection, 16 shades plus custom color, intensity, brush corrections, video recoloring, and clean saved copies.
- [Hair Color App Without Uploading Your Photo | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/guides/private-hair-color-app/): Looking for a hair color app without uploading your photo? A simple checklist for any app, and exactly how Local Hair Color handles your selfies and videos.
- [Hair Color Guides: Try Before You Dye | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/guides/): Friendly guides for deciding on a new hair color: what to show your colorist, going gray or blonde, copper and bold shades, and trying colors on your photo.
- [Hair Color Try-On FAQ | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/faq/): Plain answers about trying hair color on your photo or video: accuracy, privacy, gray and blonde previews, video, iPad, and weekly or lifetime access.
- [How to Choose the Best Hair Color Try-On App | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/guides/choose-hair-color-try-on-app/): Looking for the best hair color try on app for iPhone? Use this fair checklist: your own photo, real texture, hand fixes, privacy, clear pricing, and export.
- [How to Try On Hair Color on iPhone | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/guides/hair-color-try-on-iphone/): A friendly, step-by-step way to try on hair color using your own photo on iPhone or iPad: pick the photo, compare shades, fix the edges, and save a copy.
- [Pricing: Weekly or Lifetime Access | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/pricing/): Download free and see a shade on your own photo before you pay. Weekly or lifetime access unlocks the full photo and video editor. Prices shown in the app.
- [See Yourself With Gray Hair First | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/guides/preview-gray-hair/): Wondering what you would look like with gray hair? Preview going gray on your own photo before you stop dyeing, with Silver, Platinum, and custom tones.
- [Support | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/support/): Help with Hair Color Changer: Try On for iPhone and iPad: clearer previews, fixing the hair selection, video, saving, restoring purchases, and contact.
- [Thinking of Going Blonde? Preview It First | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/guides/should-i-go-blonde/): Wondering, should I go blonde? Try blonde hair on your own photo first: compare honey, bronde, and platinum, judge warm or cool, and plan upkeep honestly.
- [Try Pink, Blue, or Purple Hair on Your Photo | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/guides/try-pink-blue-purple-hair/): Want to try pink hair on your photo? Preview pink, blue, purple, green, or rose gold on your own picture, from pastel to vivid, before you lighten or dye.
- [What to Show Your Colorist (Bring a Preview) | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/guides/what-to-show-your-colorist/): What to tell your colorist and what to bring to a hair color consultation: previews on your own photo, simple words for the change, and your hair history.
- [Why Box Dye Rarely Matches the Box | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/guides/why-box-dye-looks-different/): Why does box dye look different than the box? Your starting color, past dye, hair condition, and lighting all play a part. Here is how to choose more wisely.
- [Privacy Policy | Local Hair Color](https://localhaircolor.com/privacy/): How the Local Hair Color iPhone and iPad app handles photos, videos, purchases, onboarding analytics, exports, support email, and optional website analytics.

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