Virtual makeup try-on

Upload a portrait and describe the look: a matte red lip, a smokey eye, a new hair color. DreamMMer applies it while keeping your features, and every version stays in your workspace to compare.

The composer picks a default model for you; switch anytime before generating. Credit cost depends on the model and resolution.

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An AI agent for makeup try-on

Trying a look online usually means filters that slide over your face. DreamMMer works from your description instead: it names the products and tones, asks the model to keep your features and skin texture, and saves each attempt so you can compare a bold look with a subtle one from the same photo.

How to try a makeup look in 3 steps

  1. Upload a portrait

    Use a clear, front-facing photo with even lighting. Say what the look should include — lips, eyes, brows, hair color — and how strong it should be.

  2. Compare with your photo

    Check that the face is still yours: features unchanged, skin texture natural, color placed where it should be. The original stays attached to the conversation.

  3. Adjust the details

    Ask for a softer blush, a warmer lip tone, or the same look for a different occasion. Versions stack up, so you can step back to any earlier attempt.

Looks to try on a portrait

Samples made with DreamMMer from the same source portrait using the instructions below. These are image-generation samples, not a guarantee of identical results.

Portrait showing a retro makeup look with matte red lipstick and winged eyeliner

Retro red lip

A matte red lip and winged eyeliner on an otherwise natural face.

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Portrait showing a smokey eye makeup look with a natural lip color

Smokey eye

Smoked brown-grey shadow with defined lashes and a soft rose-beige lip.

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Portrait with a warm honey-brown hair color and soft highlights

Hair color change

A color change with highlights — same hairstyle, same pose.

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3 makeup briefs to try

Upload a portrait, use a brief to fill the input, then adjust the look to your taste.

Retro red lip

Give her a retro makeup look: matte red lips and winged eyeliner. Keep her features and background unchanged.

Check that the eyes and lips changed but the face did not.

Smokey eye

Give her a refined smokey eye: smoked brown-grey shadow, defined lashes, and a natural rose-beige lipstick color. Keep her features and background unchanged.

Look for natural skin texture around the eyes.

Hair color change

Change the hair color to a warm honey-brown with soft highlights, keeping the same hairstyle, features, and background.

Confirm the hairstyle and face are untouched.

Questions about virtual makeup

Will the result still look like me?

That is the main instruction: keep the features unchanged. If a result changes your face shape or removes texture, tell the agent what drifted and ask it to redo the edit with stricter limits.

What photos give the best preview?

A front-facing portrait with even light and no heavy filter. Extreme angles or strong shadows make the makeup placement less realistic.

Can I change hair color too?

Yes — describe the color and whether you want highlights or a full change. The agent keeps the hairstyle unless you ask for a different one.

Can I save several looks to compare?

Every edit creates a new version in the same conversation, so you can keep a bold and a subtle look side by side and return to either one.

What happens to the photos I upload?

Uploads are stored in your account and sent to the selected image model to produce the edit. If you want an image removed, contact us through Support; see the privacy policy for details.

Is virtual makeup free?

Creating an account is free. Each edit uses credits based on the model and resolution you choose; the pricing page lists current costs.