
FaceFrame: Glasses Designer
Scan, fit and 3D-print frames
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FaceFrame turns your iPhone into a glasses fitting studio. Scan your head with the TrueDepth camera, see exactly where glasses will sit on your nose and ears, and design frames sized for your face, ready to 3D print.
SCAN YOUR HEAD
Hold your iPhone still and slowly turn your head. Spoken prompts guide you from the front to each ear, and FaceFrame fuses the depth frames into a detailed 3D model of your head, with half-millimetre detail.
A COMPLETE HEAD, EVEN WHERE THE CAMERA SAW LITTLE
FaceFrame fits a 3D head model to your scan and to photos taken during it. Your ears, the sides and the back of your head are completed, and the model is sized to match the scan.
MEASURED WHERE GLASSES SIT
See your bridge, the shape of your nose in cross-sections every millimetre, where the pads will rest, where each temple meets your ear, and your pupillary distance. Not happy with a landmark? Tap the model to place it yourself, and every value updates.
DESIGN FRAMES THAT FIT
Open the frame designer on your own head. Choose from nine styles, adjust the frames and temples, and see them on your head from every angle.
TRY ON A PAIR YOU ALREADY HAVE
Load a 3D model of existing glasses and see where it touches or presses on your head.
READY TO PRINT
Export the frames, the lenses and your head as STL and OBJ files in millimetres, along with your measurements. Save them to Files or share them with your printer or your optician.
KEEP YOUR SCANS
Save scans on your iPhone and reopen them any time to design new frames.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Scanning, fitting and design all happen on your device. Your face scan never leaves your iPhone unless you choose to export or share it. FaceFrame does not collect your data.
Scanning requires an iPhone or iPad with Face ID. On other devices, try the demo head to explore the measurements and the frame designer.
FaceFrame helps you design frames that fit. It is not a medical device and does not replace an eye examination or an optician's fitting for prescription lenses.
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What's New in FaceFrame
1.0
November 8, 2026




