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Make Someone Look Bald in a Photo

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Upload a photo of anyone with hair, describe the bald look you want, and the AI removes every strand in seconds. Then send it to their group chat and wait.

Man with thick medium-length brown hair in a casual portrait Same man now completely bald with a smooth realistic scalp

Upload photo to make someone bald

"Make this person look like they just shaved their head — very short stubble all over, like a number 0 buzz cut shaved down to nothing. Realistic stubble texture."

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How it works

  1. Upload your photo

    Upload a clear photo of the person whose hair you want removed. A straight-on portrait works best — the head should be fully visible, not cut off at the top. Good lighting makes the bald result look more realistic.

    Expect: Upload takes a few seconds. The clearer the hair and scalp area, the more convincing the result.
  2. Describe the bald look

    Type what you want the AI to do. Be specific about the type of bald — completely smooth, stubble, or skin-head shaved look. You can also describe the scalp texture if you want it extra convincing.

    Tip: Say "completely bald, smooth scalp, realistic skin texture" for the most convincing result. Adding "match the skin tone of the face" helps the AI blend the top of the head naturally.

    Copy one of these to get started:

    Completely smooth bald Remove all hair from this person's head so they are completely bald — smooth, shiny scalp with realistic skin texture that matches the face. No stubble, no shadow, just bald.
    Freshly shaved stubble look Make this person look like they just shaved their head — very short stubble all over, like a number 0 buzz cut shaved down to nothing. Realistic stubble texture.
    Bald with shiny scalp Remove all hair from this person's head and make the scalp look naturally shiny — like someone who has been bald for years and their skin has that polished look.
    Partial hair loss — receding hairline Give this person a dramatic receding hairline — keep some hair on the sides but the top should be completely bald. Male pattern baldness look.
    3 more prompts
    Bald with beard intact Remove all hair from the top of the head but keep the beard and eyebrows exactly as they are. Classic bald-with-beard look.
    Long hair to completely bald shock Remove all of this person's long hair so they are completely bald — smooth scalp, no hair anywhere on the head, realistic skin tone matching the face.
    Group photo — one person bald Remove all hair from the person on the left so they look completely bald. Keep everyone else in the photo exactly the same.
  3. Send it

    Download the edited photo and drop it into a group chat with zero context. Works especially well on people with long hair — the contrast is maximum. Caption options: say nothing, or go with "new look, thoughts?"

See it in action

Man with thick medium-length brown hair in a casual portrait
Before
->
Same man now completely bald with a smooth realistic scalp
After

Long hair to smooth bald

Full head of wavy hair completely removed in one edit. Sent as a 'finally did it' message to a group chat.

Prompt: Remove all hair from this person's head so they are completely bald — smooth, shiny scalp with realistic skin texture that matches the face.
Young man with a full head of dark hair in a casual portrait
Before
->
Same man with a realistic receding hairline and bald top
After

Dramatic receding hairline prank

Starting with a full head of hair, the AI applied male-pattern baldness. Sent captioned 'stress got to me finally'.

Prompt: Give this person a dramatic receding hairline — keep some hair on the sides but the top should be completely bald. Male pattern baldness look.

Quick answers

Do I need to mark or outline the hair area before describing what I want?

No. Just describe what you want — 'make this person completely bald' — and the AI figures out where the hair is and removes it.

Is this free?

Yes. EditThisPic gives you 1 free edit per week with no account needed. For more edits, credits start at $4.99. No subscription required.

Will it look realistic enough to fool someone?

In a clear portrait with even lighting, the result is convincing enough to fool someone on a phone screen — especially if you send it with a matter-of-fact caption like 'finally did it.' The AI renders realistic scalp texture and matches the skin tone from the face. It won't fool a forensic analyst, but it'll fool your group chat.

Can I make a woman look bald, or only men?

Either. The AI works from your description and the photo — just describe the result you want and it applies accordingly. A woman going bald tends to generate an even stronger reaction than a man, making it a more effective prank.

Can I use a group photo and only make one person bald?

Yes. Specify which person by position or description in your prompt — 'make the person on the left bald' or 'remove the hair of the person in the red shirt.' The AI will target that person and leave everyone else unchanged.

What is the difference between smooth bald and stubble bald?

Smooth bald renders a completely hairless scalp — shiny, skin-only look. Stubble bald adds a very short buzz texture, like someone shaved their head yesterday. Stubble tends to look slightly more believable to skeptical viewers because it suggests a real haircut happened rather than a medical event.

Does EditThisPic store my photos?

Photos are processed to generate your edit and not stored beyond the session. No account means no personal data is collected by default.

How does this compare to apps like BaldBooth?

BaldBooth applies a fixed bald template over your photo — it places a pre-made bald head shape on the image, which is why it often looks cartoonish. EditThisPic uses AI that reads your actual photo and removes the real hair, rendering a scalp that matches the person's actual skin tone and lighting. The result looks like a real photograph, not a filter.

How much does EditThisPic cost?

You get 1 free edit per week — no account needed. After that, one-time credit packs start at $4.99 for 10 edits, valid 12 months, no subscription. Power users who edit daily can pick Studio Membership, a monthly workspace at $49.99/mo for 300 edits. Purchased downloads are clean with no watermark.

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