Prookie-AI Photo & Cartoon

This is the core of Prookie. You upload a selfie and swap in long hair, short hair, curly, straight, or bangs, then see the result on your own face. It replaces the guesswork of flipping through salon magazines, since the preview uses your actual features instead of a model's, and the difference between seeing a style on a stranger and seeing it on yourself is the entire point.

The hair color changer applies pink, brown, gradient, and other popular shades with a single tap. Run through a few options fast. Save the one that works. That beats squinting at a color swatch in a store.

The face shape finder uses AI to analyze your bone structure, then pairs that with trending styles to suggest a look. It's aimed at people who don't know whether they have an oval, round, or square face, and the suggestions tie your features to specific cuts rather than leaving you to guess which of a dozen popular styles will actually work on you. You get styling advice that fits.

Prookie's cartoon photo editor converts selfies into sketch, oil painting, clay, ceramic, Disney-style cartoon, and American comic looks. The filter range is wide, with enough styles to find one for a profile picture instead of settling for a single preset, which matters when you're making a set of images for a social account and need some variety.

Beyond hair, Prookie generates full themed portraits, including retro disco, sports, graduation, and wedding styles, plus an AI Yearbook mode for 90s-style American graduation photos. It's the fun, low-stakes side of the app.

Hair Snap lines up several of your transformations for an easy side-by-side comparison. The hair challenge feature turns styling into a game you can play with friends, and stacking your own before-and-after shots next to a friend's makes the whole thing feel less like an editing tool and more like something you'd do for fun on a weekend. That's a good reason to come back.