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Headsheet is still early, and the full app is free for early adopters while it grows. Your feedback shapes what gets built next. Over time it's expected to move to a freemium model, with the idea that early users keep the full experience. For hairdressing schools and their students, the intention is to keep Headsheet free.

Not yet. Headsheet is currently available on iPhone, iPad and Mac. An Android version is planned, but there's no release date to share yet.

Yes. Headsheet has no tracking, no ads and no servers we control. See our Privacy Policy.

Tap the add button on the main screen, choose Female, Male or Photos to use up to six of your own images, optionally give it a name and tap Create. The diagram opens on its Overview, where tapping any view starts a drawing, and where you can add or remove photos later.

Lines, arrows, freehand strokes and text labels, with adjustable color and thickness, and solid, dashed or zigzag styles. You can also place photos on the canvas.

Use the undo and redo arrows at the top of the drawing screen, or press ⌘Z and ⇧⌘Z on a keyboard. The Eraser tool removes single strokes, and Clear in the Options menu empties the whole view and cannot be undone.

With Mirror on, every line you draw gets a mirrored twin on the other half of the canvas, and the pair stays linked as you edit it. Separately, on a side profile, Mirror onto Left Profile or Mirror onto Right Profile copies the finished drawing to the opposite side and replaces what is there.

Yes. You can draw with Apple Pencil or with a finger and both behave the same way, though Headsheet does not use pressure or tilt. One finger draws, two fingers pan and pinching zooms in for fine detail.

Yes. If you're signed in to iCloud, your diagrams sync automatically and privately through your own iCloud account, with no separate sign‑up. That also means deleting the app or moving to a new iPhone or iPad doesn't lose them. Without iCloud, diagrams stay only on the device they were made on.

Yes. Headsheet is an iPhone and iPad app, and on a Mac with Apple silicon running macOS 26 or later you can install it from the Mac App Store and open the same iCloud diagrams.

In the diagram's Overview, tap Export. Export Image makes a flat image anyone can open, and Export for Editing makes a .headsheet file another Headsheet user can keep editing. For a single view, open it and use the Options menu: Export Image does the same for that view, and Animate replays the drawing stroke by stroke so you can export it as a video.

Tap the file in Mail, Files or AirDrop to open it in Headsheet. If a preview opens instead, tap Headsheet at the bottom of it. You can also use Import Diagrams inside the app. Either way, it's added as a new diagram.

Yes. Free head sheet templates are ready to print as PDFs, with all five views on one sheet or one view to a page.

I'm Sven Ulčar, and I made Headsheet. I went to a hairdressing school, where every cut and color had to be recorded as a diagram, and I wanted to draw mine digitally rather than on paper. The only app for that was Hairtechapp, which has done the job well since 2013, but it cost more than most students at my school could spend, and there were things I kept wishing worked differently. I went on to study computer science, and Headsheet is the app I wanted back then, built the way I thought it should work.