FitMyFace

Compare glasses from different stores on the same face

A retailer's virtual try-on is useful when you are shopping its frames. But choosing a store before you know what size or style you need can narrow your options too soon. You can start with measurements and a small cross-store shortlist, then check each seller's full range.

Compare real frames on my face — free

Three checks before you buy

  1. Compare front width in millimeters. A 50 mm lens number is not the whole frame width. Bridge dimensions, rim shape and construction also matter. Start with an approximate overall width and check the published total width when provided.
  2. Check nose-bridge comfort separately. Frames with adjustable nose pads or a low-bridge design can help if glasses slide. A phone selfie cannot accurately measure the height of your nose bridge. Select this preference yourself and verify comfort in real life.
  3. Check the store before checkout. Compare current price, prescription options, shipping, return policies and warranty directly with each seller. FitMyFace is a comparison tool, not the merchant.

Where virtual try-on helps — and where it stops

A live or uploaded-photo preview shows an approximate appearance and makes comparing silhouettes easier. FitMyFace estimates face width on your device and ranks a limited catalogue of measured frames from several stores. Its on-face rendering is not a substitute for an optician's fitting; apparent scale, bridge pressure and exact prescription suitability can be wrong.

Small catalogue, not the whole market: FitMyFace cannot show every model, every retailer, or live inventory and discounts. A frame missing from its results may still fit you. Retailers also offer their own virtual try-on tools, often with much larger catalogues. Do not interpret a ranking as an endorsement or guarantee. FitMyFace is for adults 18 and over and is not available in Illinois.

Questions

Is it better to try glasses across stores or inside one store?

Use both. A cross-store shortlist can help identify shapes and widths to investigate; the seller's own tool can show its complete product choices and current buying terms.

Does a low-bridge filter guarantee a comfortable fit?

No. Adjustable pads and low-bridge designs can help, but temple tension and real bridge contact matter too. FitMyFace relies on your preference rather than measuring your bridge height. Learn more in the low-bridge guide.

Will my selfie be uploaded?

The ordinary glasses fitting runs in your browser. The optional AI previews (hair and glasses) send a photo to Cloudflare; your consent is the one "I agree" on the scan screen, and a switch on the results turns them off. See the Privacy policy.

Browse the public eyewear catalog directory to compare independent online listings from five national retailers and four NYC optical shops. Search model names, filter by published lens width, and follow the merchant product link when available. The directory is not a live store-stock feed, and listing-only frames are not automatically ready for virtual try-on.

See a cross-store frame shortlist

New to virtual try-ons? Read how a free virtual glasses try-on works and what it cannot tell you.