Four-Fantasy-Hairstyle Portrait Grid

It takes one portrait and creates an image showing four fantasy hairstyles on the same person. The recipe is designed to preserve the person’s face, features, and expression across the hairstyle variations.

It is useful for creators exploring fantasy hairstyles for social content, lookbooks, editorial concepts, character studies, and illustration references. It helps compare several directions without starting from a different portrait for each idea.

The only exposed input is Portrait, so upload the image of the person whose hairstyle concepts you want to explore. The saved example uses that portrait input to produce the four-hairstyle grid.

Yes. Portrait is an editable image input in Fuser, so you can replace the saved example’s portrait with another image when using the recipe. The hairstyle concepts remain the recipe’s defined output rather than a separately exposed set of controls.

The saved output is an image titled 4-Flavor Fantasy Hair Grid. It demonstrates four fantasy hairstyle variations centered on the same person, with the face, features, and expression intended to remain consistent.

The recipe exposes only the Portrait input, so visitors can change the source person but not select individual hairstyle options through a named control. The saved recipe defines the four fantasy hairstyle variations shown in its output.

The grid can support lookbook and editorial planning, social content concepts, character appearance studies, creative reviews, and illustration reference. It is best treated as a comparison of fantasy hairstyle directions rather than a complete campaign or finished production plan.