French Tip Nails Virtual Try-On

French tip nails, also known as a French manicure, is a classic nail style featuring a natural or nude base color with white tips. This elegant look originated in the 1970s and remains one of the most popular and timeless nail designs today. Modern variations include colored tips, different shapes, and decorative elements.

Our virtual try-on uses advanced AI technology to detect your nails in the uploaded photo and apply your chosen French tip style. The AI preserves your natural hand appearance, skin tone, and background while transforming only the nails. Results are generated in about 15-30 seconds.

Yes! You get one free try-on immediately. Share your result on social media to unlock additional free try-ons. No account or payment required.

French tips look beautiful on all nail shapes! The most popular choices are square (classic), almond (elegant), oval (natural), coffin/ballerina (trendy), and round (practical). Our try-on tool lets you visualize different shapes before deciding.

French tip nails typically last 2-3 weeks depending on the application method. Gel French tips last longer (2-3 weeks), while regular polish may chip within a week. Acrylic French tips can last 2-4 weeks with proper maintenance and fills.

Absolutely! While classic French tips feature white tips, our tool offers many colors including black, pink, red, blue, purple, gold, silver, and glitter options. Colored French tips are a modern twist on the classic style.

Ask for “French tip nails” or a “French manicure,” then specify your base shade (sheer pink, nude, milky), shape (square, almond, coffin), length (short/medium/long), and tip thickness (micro/thin/medium/bold). Bringing a photo helps you match the smile line shape and overall vibe.

Start with nail prep, apply a base color, then paint the tips using guides or a thin brush. Build the tip color in two thin coats, clean edges with a small brush, and seal with top coat—especially over the free edge to reduce chipping.

Pricing depends on your salon and service. A basic polish French manicure is usually the least expensive, while gel, acrylic, or extension sets cost more—especially with add-ons like chrome, ombre, nail art, or extra length.