AI Glasses Virtual Try-On

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your two photos

   Drop your portrait (a front-facing or slight angle photo where your face is clearly visible) into EditThisPic. Then click '+ Add reference photo' to upload a photo of the specific glasses you want to try — a product listing image, eyewear brand website photo, or your own photo of the frames. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB each.

   Expect: Prescription glasses and sunglasses: 25-35 seconds. Unusual frame shapes or reflective lenses may need 2 attempts.
2. 2

   Provide the glasses as reference

   The glasses reference gives the AI the exact frames to place — frame color, shape, temple style, and lens tint. Product listing photos from eyewear retailers are ideal: the frames are shown clearly on a white background with all details visible. The AI uses this to reproduce the frames accurately on your face.

   Tip: Use the brand's own product page photo as the reference — it shows the exact frame shape, color, and lens tint that you'd actually receive.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Standard prescription frames add these glasses on my face, resting naturally on the nose bridge, temples extending over the ears, frame color and shape matching the reference exactly, matching the portrait's lighting

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   Sunglasses outdoors add these sunglasses on my face at a natural wearing angle, dark tinted lenses, resting on the nose bridge with temples behind the ears, matching the outdoor sunlight direction

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   Bold statement frames add these frames on my face centered on the nose bridge, the bold frame shape following my face structure naturally, warm indoor lighting matching the portrait

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   Three-quarter angle portrait add these glasses on my face at the correct perspective angle for this three-quarter view, resting on the nose bridge, the near temple visible and the far one partially hidden

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   Reading glasses on older portrait add these reading glasses on the face, sitting slightly lower on the nose bridge in a classic reading position, matching the indoor lighting

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   Aviator sunglasses add these aviator sunglasses on my face, the teardrop lenses covering the eyes fully, gold metal frame matching the reference, outdoor light catching the metal rims

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3. 3

   Describe the fit on your face

   Tell the AI how the glasses should sit: 'add these glasses resting on the nose bridge, temples going over the ears, matching the portrait's lighting' or 'add these sunglasses on my face, slightly tilted as if worn naturally.' Include lens tint guidance if relevant: 'clear lenses' vs 'dark tinted sunglasses.'

   Tip: For a natural look, say 'resting naturally on the nose bridge' — this prevents the frames from floating above the face.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Standard prescription frames add these glasses on my face, resting naturally on the nose bridge, temples extending over the ears, frame color and shape matching the reference exactly, matching the portrait's lighting

   Copy Try This →

   Sunglasses outdoors add these sunglasses on my face at a natural wearing angle, dark tinted lenses, resting on the nose bridge with temples behind the ears, matching the outdoor sunlight direction

   Copy Try This →

   Bold statement frames add these frames on my face centered on the nose bridge, the bold frame shape following my face structure naturally, warm indoor lighting matching the portrait

   Copy Try This →

   Three-quarter angle portrait add these glasses on my face at the correct perspective angle for this three-quarter view, resting on the nose bridge, the near temple visible and the far one partially hidden

   Copy Try This →

   2 more prompts

   Reading glasses on older portrait add these reading glasses on the face, sitting slightly lower on the nose bridge in a classic reading position, matching the indoor lighting

   Copy Try This →

   Aviator sunglasses add these aviator sunglasses on my face, the teardrop lenses covering the eyes fully, gold metal frame matching the reference, outdoor light catching the metal rims

   Copy Try This →
4. 4

   Evaluate the fit and style

   Check that the frames are the right scale for your face — the frame width should roughly match your face width. Verify that the glasses sit at the right height on the nose bridge, and that the temples extend naturally past the ears. Frame color and lens tint should match the reference.