Add Glasses to Photo

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your photo

   Drop your portrait into EditThisPic. Best results come from front-facing photos with clear visibility of your eyes, nose, and ears. Natural lighting with even exposure across the face works best for realistic glasses placement. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Simple frame styles: 15-25 seconds. Complex designer frames or sunglasses with reflections: may need 2-3 refinements.
2. 2

   Describe the glasses you want

   Type exactly what glasses you want: 'add round gold wire-frame reading glasses' or 'add oversized black cat-eye sunglasses with dark lenses.' Include frame shape, color, material, and lens type. The AI positions glasses naturally on your face, adjusting for your unique features.

   Tip: Mention specific styles like 'aviator,' 'wayfarer,' 'cat-eye,' or 'round' for the AI to understand exact shapes

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   Classic reading glasses add rectangular black plastic reading glasses with clear lenses, sitting naturally on the nose bridge

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   Stylish fashion frames add oversized tortoiseshell acetate glasses with a modern rectangular shape and clear lenses

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   Classic aviator sunglasses add gold metal aviator sunglasses with dark gradient lenses, properly positioned on the face

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   Vintage round frames add small round gold wire-frame glasses with clear lenses in a John Lennon vintage style

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   Bold cat-eye frames add black cat-eye glasses with thick frames and clear lenses, slightly upswept at the outer corners

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   Sport sunglasses add wraparound sport sunglasses with black frames and mirrored blue lenses

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   Minimalist rimless add rimless rectangular glasses with thin silver temples and clear lenses, subtle and professional

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   Thick hipster frames add thick matte black rectangular glasses with oversized frames in a bold hipster style

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3. 3

   Generate and review

   Check that the glasses sit naturally on your nose bridge, the temples align with your ears, and the frame size is proportional to your face. Look for realistic shadows under the frames and proper lens transparency or tint.

4. 4

   Refine with markers if needed

   If the glasses sit too high or low, or don't align properly with your face, tap markers on the problem areas and describe adjustments. Great for fine-tuning frame position or lens appearance.

   Tip: For position adjustments, try 'move the glasses slightly lower on the nose' or 'adjust the temples to sit closer to the ears.'