Try eyeglasses and sunglasses on your own photo. Upload here, then choose a frame or bring your own pair in Aurcue.
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AI-generated examples. Your preview starts with your own photo.
Upload a clear, front-facing photo.
Choose optical frames, sunglasses or upload your own pair in Aurcue.
Compare the preview and save the look you like.
A pair of glasses can change how your whole face looks, but a product photo alone makes it hard to judge the shape on you. Virtual glasses try-on lets you compare frames on your own photo before deciding which pairs to shortlist. Start with a clear, front-facing portrait, then explore optical frames or sunglasses in Aurcue.
This AI glasses try-on creates a still-image preview rather than a live camera filter. Use it to compare a dark acetate frame with a fine metal rim, or a rounded shape with a more angular one. Keep the same portrait as you explore so a different expression, hairstyle or camera angle does not distract from the frames.
Compare black rectangular glasses, soft-square tortoiseshell frames, fine gold round glasses and cat-eye shapes. Look at how the top rim sits alongside your brows, how prominent the frame appears, and whether its color works with your usual hair and clothing. A glasses frame try-on helps you narrow the visual choices before you check dimensions or visit an optician.
Try on sunglasses online to compare the overall silhouette as well as the lens color. See how a black wayfarer style differs from a gold aviator on the same face, or explore round and oversized designs in Aurcue. The photo preview shows the look; UV protection, lens category and prescription options still need checking on the actual product.
Already have a pair in mind? You can upload your own frame image in Aurcue instead of choosing only from the preset collection. Use a clear, front-facing product photo or a cropped screenshot that shows one complete pair, including the bridge and rims. Remove surrounding shop text and unrelated products so the reference is easy to read.
This is useful when you are deciding between frames from different shops, a familiar shape in two colors, or everyday glasses and a pair of sunglasses. Keep your portrait as the starting point and preview each candidate separately. Review the before-and-after comparison, then save the look you want to keep.
Try your own framesA virtual glasses simulator is most useful when it helps you make a specific choice. Start with two contrasting shapes, narrow the shortlist, then compare smaller differences in color and rim thickness. There is no single frame shape everyone with the same face shape has to wear: your preferred look matters too.
Upload a clear portrait with your face visible, then choose a frame in Aurcue. The AI creates a photo preview to compare with the original. A front-facing image in even light makes the frame shape easier to judge.
Yes. Aurcue offers optical frames and sunglasses, including rectangular, round, cat-eye, wayfarer and aviator styles. Compare the different looks on your own portrait, or upload a product photo of another pair.
Yes. Add your portrait, then upload a clear image of the frames you want to try in Aurcue. A front-facing product shot with one complete pair and little surrounding clutter is a useful reference.
No. It is an AI style preview, not a measurement of frame width, bridge fit or pupillary distance. Confirm dimensions, comfort and suitability for your prescription with the retailer or an optician before buying.
Yes. You can upload an existing portrait from your phone or computer. The preview is generated from the photo, so you do not need to keep a camera running or turn your head in front of it.
Try-on previews use Aurcue credits. If you need more credits, purchase options appear before generation. You can browse the frame examples here before deciding whether to generate a preview.
