Upload a front-facing photo, pick a frame, and drag the slider. The AI adds only the glasses: correct size on your face, resting on the nose and ears, clear lenses for optical frames and dark lenses for sunglasses.
Last checked 2026-09-12
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Which frame shapes suit which face?
Round and oval frames soften angular faces; rectangular and cat-eye frames add structure to a round or soft face. A frame about as wide as your face, with your eyes centred in each lens, almost always looks right. A photo answers this faster than any rule: you see the frame on your own face, in your own light, in a second.
Glasses are the piece a photo answers best
Frames are where a virtual try-on is closest to the real thing. A pair sits on a small, stable part of the face, so scale and position can be matched exactly, and the questions that matter (does this shape suit me, is the colour too heavy, do I look like me) are all visible at a glance. What a photo cannot tell you is the prescription or the exact bridge fit; the optician still does that.
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Frequently asked questions
Does it work with sunglasses?
Yes. Sunglasses are rendered with dark lenses as in the product photo, and the reflections follow the light in your picture.
Will the glasses be the right size on my face?
Yes. The frame is scaled to your face and placed on the nose and ears, so a narrow frame looks narrow and an oversized one looks oversized, as it would in a shop mirror.
Can I try on a frame from an online store?
Yes. Save the product photo of the frame, front-on, and use it as the item. A photo on a plain background gives the cleanest result.
Do I need to take my current glasses off?
For the cleanest swap, yes. If you keep them on, the new frame replaces the old one, which works but is less precise around the temples.