Eyewear

Try glasses on your face photo

Compare the visual weight of a dark frame, a softer shape or a different color against your face. A well-lit portrait makes this comparison easier than a cropped shop photo of a model. Use the preview to make a shortlist, then check frame measurements and fitting with an optician.

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Your product

Show the whole product clearly. A sharp screenshot of the main product photo is enough.

Your photo

Use a well-lit, front-facing photo without glasses.

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A bold frame or a discreet frame

Keep the same portrait and compare two frame shapes. Notice how much of your face each appears to cover without treating that impression as a measurement.

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Photo tips

  • Use a front-facing portrait with eyes and eyebrows clearly visible.
  • Remove your current glasses and move hair away from the face.
  • Avoid beauty filters, strong head tilt and reflections across the eye area.

No fit or optical guarantee. Frame width, lens properties, prescription suitability and comfort need separate checks.

Questions and answers

Does it measure my face or pupil distance?

No. It does not provide optical measurements. Use an optician’s measurements for prescription lenses and positioning.

Can I compare sunglasses too?

You can explore their shape and overall look with a suitable product image. Lens darkness and reflections are only a visual interpretation.

Will I know whether the bridge is comfortable?

No. Comfort depends on bridge design, temple length and adjustment, which a generated portrait cannot test.

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