Undercut, tried on your own face

Before: selfie prior to the undercut try-onAfter: undercut rendered on the same face by Lineup
Real Lineup render: same face, same lighting, only the hair changes.

The undercut buzzes the sides and back to one uniform short length and leaves the top long, with a hard visible line where the two meet and no blending between them. That disconnection is the whole point of the cut.

It is a bold, high-contrast look that grows out awkwardly, which makes it worth previewing. The image above is real Lineup output on an unretouched selfie.

See the undercut on YOUR face

One selfie, 15 seconds, first render free. No subscription, ever.

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Questions people ask

Undercut vs fade: what is the difference?

A fade blends gradually from short to long. An undercut deliberately does not blend at all: the sides are one length, the top is another, and the line between them is visible. It is the sharper and more severe of the two.

How long does an undercut take to grow out?

The disconnection stays visible for a couple of months, which is the main reason to be sure before you do it. Seeing it on your own head first answers that faster than a reference photo of someone else.

How does the Lineup try-on work?

Upload one selfie, pick a style, and Lineup renders it on your own face in 5-15 seconds with identity-preserving AI: your face, skin tone, and expression stay exactly as they are. Your first render is free.

Is Lineup a subscription?

No. Lineup uses one-time credit packs starting at $2.99: 1 credit = 1 render, credits never expire, and there is no weekly fee, ever. A failed render never costs a credit.

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