Let Shoppers See Your Frames On Their Own Face — Before They Buy
Virtual try-on for sunglasses, prescription frames, and blue-light glasses. No app. No 3D models. Just a link your customers click and try — live, right on their phone.
"Will These Frames Actually Look Good On Me?"
That single doubt is costing eyewear retailers sales every day — and driving the highest return rates in e-commerce.
Cart abandonment rate for jewelry & eyewear — the highest of any retail category.
Of online shoppers delay or skip buying because they're unsure how a frame fits their face.
Higher return rates for eyewear compared to the average product category.
Try On These Real Frames Right Now
This is the exact live experience your customers will get — powered by TryItOnMe.com, running on real frame SKUs. Snap a selfie or use your camera and see the difference instantly.
Live in 48 Hours. Not 6 Weeks.
No developers, no 3D modeling, no app builds. Just your product photos and a link.
Send Us Your Frame Photos
Standard front-view product images — no expensive 3D scans or CAD models required.
We Build Your Try-On Links
Every SKU gets a live, shareable try-on link — ready to drop into your site, ads, or social bio.
Customers Try Before They Buy
Live camera, photo upload, or model photos — shoppers see the frame on an actual face and check out with confidence.
Everything Your Frames Need To Sell Themselves
Realistic Frame Try-On
Sunglasses, prescription frames, and blue-light glasses rendered accurately on the customer's own face shape.
Just a Link
Works on your website, Shopify, WooCommerce, Instagram bio, TikTok, or any ad — no plugin or integration required.
Multiple Skin Tones
Customers preview frames against different skin tones for a more personal, accurate try-on.
Live, Upload, or Model Mode
Shoppers choose live camera try-on, a photo upload, or a model photo — whatever they're comfortable with.
No 3D Models Needed
Our AI try-on engine works from standard product photography — no costly 3D asset pipeline.
Unlimited Try-Ons
Customers can try as many frames as they like, as many times as they like — no caps.
Retailers Already Winning With Virtual Try-On
TryItOnMe.com makes online shopping more interactive and engaging for our customers. Now, they can virtually try on different eyewear styles, which helps them feel more confident in their purchasing decisions.
Customers used to ask, "Will this look good on me?" and many would cancel their orders out of uncertainty. Since implementing Virtual Try-On, those concerns have significantly decreased. We started with 10 SKUs and, due to high demand, expanded to 100.
Pick the Plan That Fits Your Catalog
Every plan includes live try-on, photo upload, and direct try-on links for each SKU. No card required to start.
- Live Try-On
- Upload Photo & Try
- Multiple Skin Tones
- Direct Link Per Item
- Email Support
- Live Try-On
- Upload Photo & Try
- Multiple Skin Tones
- Direct Link Per Item
- Email Support
- Live Try-On
- Upload Photo & Try
- Multiple Skin Tones
- Direct Link Per Item
- Dedicated Support
Eyewear FAQ
What kind of images are required for eyewear try-on?
Standard front-view product photos of each frame in JPG or PNG — no 3D models or special photography rig needed. Send us your images per our spec and our team handles the rest.
Do I need a website to use Try It On Me?
No. Every frame gets its own shareable try-on link that works from your website, Instagram bio, TikTok, marketplace listing, or paid ads.
Is there a limit to how many times a customer can try on a frame?
No — try-ons are unlimited per customer. They can try as many frames, as many times as they like.
How long does it take to go live?
Most eyewear catalogs are processed and live within 48 hours of receiving compliant product photos.
Is the price a one-time payment or a subscription?
It's a one-time per-item purchase that stays active for 6 months, not a recurring monthly subscription.
Can customers try on frames live, or only with an uploaded photo?
Both — customers can use live camera try-on, upload their own photo, or use a model photo, whichever they prefer.
