Eyewear stores
Virtual try on eyewear: frames chosen before the fitting.
Virtual try on eyewear lets shoppers compare frames on their own face — shape and colour — at a counter screen or on your website. Your opticians keep the measurements, lenses and fit; try-on helps customers narrow down frames before the fitting.
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Why it fits
Frames are a face decision.
On your own face
Shoppers see frames on their own face rather than on a model.
Compare quickly
Move between shapes and colours with a tap, so shoppers can build a shortlist.
Fitting stays human
Measurements, lenses and adjustments remain with your opticians. Try-on only narrows the choice.
Frame shapes
Five shapes, four finishes, one face.
Pick a shape and a finish to see how frames change a face. This is a simplified illustration of the idea, not the try-on itself.
Face-shape advice is a starting point, not a rule. With virtual try on, customers decide by seeing frames on their own face.
In store and online
The same try-on, wherever they look.
A counter screen can help the customer who is already in your store, and your website can help the one who is not yet. See how it works as a kiosk experience, or explore virtual try on for ecommerce.
FAQ
Virtual try on eyewear, answered
The shopper sees frames on their own face, so they can compare shapes and styles quickly. How it is set up for your store is agreed in a demo.
No. Measurements, lenses and fit stay with your opticians. Try-on helps shoppers narrow down the frames worth fitting.
It is designed to run online as well as on an in-store screen. Integration options are covered in a demo.
Choose a few frames you would like customers to compare, and decide whether you would use it at the counter, on your website or both. How frames are set up for your store is agreed in a demo.
Book a demo
See virtual try on with your products.
Book a demo and we will walk through the experience with pieces like yours — online, in store or at an event.
