Photograph the frames
Shoot the frames straight on against a plain background in diffused light; strong reflections in the product photo can carry into the result. Then choose Glasses in Accessories and add the photo.
Glasses try-onComing soon
Frames on a face, sitting where real glasses sit.
Upload a photo of the frames and get a model wearing them, centered on the eyes and resting on the nose and ears, with the lens tint you sell.
Open the workspaceThis tool is in private testing and is not open to all accounts yet. The page describes how it will work; the workspace shows which tools your account can use today.
How it works
Glasses try-on runs on the TrendRemix accessory tool with the type set to glasses. From one photo of your frames, it generates a model wearing them, centered on the eyes and resting on the nose and ears. The instructions name frame shape and lens tint as things not to change, along with colors, materials and hardware. Optical frames and sunglasses use the same placement. The tool does not measure faces or frame widths, so check the fit, where the temple arms end and any reflections on the lenses before you publish.
From input to finished result.
Choose the face
Describe the model's gender, age range and build, or upload your own photo and confirm the rights. Set format, resolution and variations, and read the credit quote before you continue.
Check fit and lenses
Look at where the bridge sits on the nose and where the temple arms meet the ears. Tinted lenses should keep their color, and clear lenses should show the eyes.
What you can do
Centered on the eyes
The frames are placed so the lenses line up with the eyes and the bridge rests on the nose.
Shape and tint kept
Frame shape and lens tint are named in the instructions as details not to change.
Optical frames and sunglasses
Clear prescription frames, tinted sunglasses and blue-light styles all use the same placement.
Your own model's face
Use a photo of a model you work with, after confirming you have the rights to their image.
Who it is for
- Eyewear stores
- Show each frame on a face alongside the front and side packshots.
- Sunglasses ranges
- Place sunglasses in a beach, street or poolside scene with a short scene description.
- Style guides
- Show one frame on models of different age ranges for content about who a shape suits.
At a glance
| Category | Glasses |
|---|---|
| Placement | Centered on the eyes, resting on the nose and ears |
| Kept unchanged | Frame shape and lens tint, plus colors and materials |
| Frame image | 1 per request, JPG, PNG or WebP up to 20 MB |
| Results | 1–4 variations, formats from 3:4 to 16:9, 1K to 4K |
| Cost | Credits per image, listed before you submit |
Before you download
- Check the frame width against the face: the lenses should cover the eyes without the frame overhanging the temples or looking too narrow.
- Look for glare on the lenses that hides the eyes or was copied from your product photo.
- Follow each temple arm to the ear; it should not stop in the hair or pass through the head.
- Compare lens tint and frame color with the real product, especially gradient and mirrored lenses.
Questions and answers
Does it work for sunglasses?
Yes. Sunglasses use the same placement as optical frames, and lens tint is one of the details the tool is told to keep. Gradient and mirrored lenses need a careful color check.
Will the glasses fit the model's face?
The frames are placed on the eyes, nose and ears, but the tool does not know your frame width or the model's face size. Judge the fit by eye and list frame measurements on the product page.
How do I avoid reflections on the lenses?
Start from a product photo with little glare: soft, diffused light and no bright lamp or window facing the frames. Reflections in that photo can be reproduced in the try-on image.
Can I put the glasses on my own model?
Yes. Add the model's photo and tick the confirmation that you may use this person's image; the tool will not quote or start without it. Use faces only with the person's consent to this kind of commercial use.
Can I choose from ready-made faces?
No preset face library is offered. Each request generates a person from the gender, age range, build and look note you give, unless you use your own model photo.
Bring your product. Leave with something new.
Every result lands in your asset library, ready for the next tool.