
Frame — Glasses Try-On AI
Sunglasses & Eyewear Fitting
About
Virtually try on glasses using AI to see how they look from multiple angles. Scan your face, import frames from any website, and get photorealistic try-on images without visiting a store.
What's New in Frame
1.5
August 6, 2026
• You can now log out of your account, right from Settings. • Deleting a look no longer interrupts other looks that are still generating. • The app makes fewer repeated requests on launch, so it starts faster. • Fixes to the gem counter and the first-run flow.
MoreIn-App Purchases
$5.99
150 Gems
150 gems — try up to 30 glasses looks
FAQ
How does Frame create photorealistic try-on images?
Frame uses AI to generate realistic images of how frames sit on your face from five different angles, offering a more accurate representation than flat AR overlays.
Can I try on glasses from any brand with Frame?
Yes, Frame features a built-in browser that allows you to import frames from any eyewear website with a single tap, regardless of the brand.
Does Frame analyze my face shape?
Yes, Frame's AI detects your face shape on-device and can suggest frames that are best suited for your facial features.
How does Frame handle my personal photos and data?
Photos sent for try-on generation are encrypted and automatically deleted after processing. Face scanning and shape analysis occur entirely on your device, ensuring your privacy.
What types of eyewear can I try on with Frame?
Frame works with all types of eyewear, including prescription glasses, sunglasses, and fashion frames. It renders tinted and mirrored lenses with realism.
How much does Frame cost to use?
Frame is free to download and use. You can purchase photo packs for try-ons in quantities of 10, 30, or 100, and these packs never expire.
Can I compare different glasses side-by-side in Frame?
Yes, Frame allows you to build a collection of your try-on looks and compare frames side-by-side, making it easier to decide on your perfect pair.
Is Frame available on Android devices?
Based on the provided data, Frame is currently supported on iPhone devices. Information regarding Android availability is not specified.







