Banuba or ZeDaq.ai for Eyewear Try-On?

Choose Banuba for eyewear try-on if you want a face tracking SDK for your own app, or a try-on suite that also covers makeup, jewelry and hair color. Choose ZeDaq.ai if you run a fashion store and want live-camera eyewear try-on alongside clothing try-on and size recommendation.

Both offer a Shopify app, so the choice is mostly about what else you sell. All Banuba details here come from its own website, checked November 2026. For a broader comparison of tools, see our list of the best AI virtual try-on apps for Shopify.

How do Banuba and ZeDaq.ai compare at a glance?

	Banuba	ZeDaq.ai
Main focus	AR SDKs and beauty, eyewear and jewelry try-on	Fashion try-on and sizing, plus tailor tools
Glasses try-on	Real-time, in the browser	Live-camera eyewear try-on
Clothing try-on	Not listed	Yes, from one shopper photo
Clothing size recommendation	Not listed	Yes, "Find my size"
PD measurement	Yes, from the camera	Not offered
SDK for your own app	Face AR SDK	REST API for try-on
Shopify	Shopify app	Shopify app
Other sites	Web widget, hosted link or custom work	Script tag for WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace and custom sites

Sources: Banuba glasses virtual try-on, Banuba try-on plugin and Banuba homepage, checked November 2026.

What does Banuba offer for eyewear?

Banuba's glasses try-on page describes "real-time 3D virtual try-on glasses software." It tracks the shopper's face through the camera and runs in the browser with "no app install."

According to that page, checked November 2026:

• frames render with realistic color, lighting and motion
• plans include AI product digitization and a 3D viewer
• pupillary distance is measured from the camera, without a reference card
• a web widget can go live "in under two weeks"

Banuba sells its web try-on under the name TINT. Its virtual try-on solution page says it covers makeup, eyewear and jewelry.

What does Banuba offer for Shopify and other platforms?

Banuba's try-on plugin page says its Shopify app is its "only ready-made plugin." It covers makeup, skincare, glasses and hair color, and installs from the Shopify App Store with no code.

For WooCommerce, Wix and other platforms, that page points to a hosted try-on link and QR code, or to custom integration. Checked November 2026.

What is Banuba's Face AR SDK?

An SDK (software development kit) is a set of code tools that developers build into their own app. Banuba's Face AR SDK offers real-time face tracking, beauty effects and AR effects.

Its homepage lists support for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Web, Unity, Flutter and React Native, checked November 2026. That suits a team building its own app that needs deep face tracking control.

ZeDaq.ai doesn't offer an AR SDK. It offers a REST API for clothing try-on, which you call from your own app or backend.

SDK or ready-made widget: which do you need?

An SDK gives your developers building blocks. They decide how the camera view looks, where the button sits and how it fits your app. That takes development time, but you get full control.

A ready-made widget or app is the opposite. You install it, connect your products and it works on your product pages. You get less control over the details, but you can go live without a developer.

Ask yourself three questions:

1. Do you have your own mobile app, or only a website?
2. Do you have developers who can build and maintain an integration?
3. Do you need deep control over the face tracking, or just a working try-on button?

If you answered "own app, yes, yes", an SDK such as Banuba's Face AR SDK is worth a look. If you answered "website, no, no", a Shopify app or a script tag is the faster route.

What does ZeDaq.ai offer?

ZeDaq.ai is built for fashion stores. Eyewear try-on is one part of a wider set:

• Live-camera eyewear try-on for glasses and sunglasses
• AI clothing try-on, where the shopper uploads one photo and sees your real garment on their body
• Find my size, which uses one photo plus height, measured on the shopper's device and matched to your own size chart
• Shopify app, a script tag for WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace and custom sites, and a REST API
• Tailor tools, including client CRM, measurement links, orders and multi-currency invoicing

Find my size matches shoppers to your own chart, set per garment type, and sizes up when a shopper falls between sizes. The guide to AI size recommendation explains how that works.

ZeDaq.ai doesn't offer PD measurement, makeup try-on or a face AR SDK.

How do you add ZeDaq.ai to a non-Shopify store?

On WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace or a custom site, you paste one script tag into your product template:

<script src="https://www.zedaq.ai/widget/zedaq.js" data-key="YOUR_KEY" defer></script>

You create the key in Dashboard → API keys and lock it to your store's domain. The widget then adds "Try it on" and "Find my size" to your product pages. Setup details are in the widget docs.

How does pricing compare?

Banuba publishes plans priced by monthly try-on volume, with a 7-day free trial. The prices differ between its web and Shopify routes, checked November 2026:

Banuba route	Plans listed	Source
Web glasses try-on	Basic $99/mo (1,000 try-ons), Pro $299/mo (3,500), Smart $799/mo (15,000), Enterprise custom	Banuba glasses try-on
Shopify plugin	Basic $249/mo (2,000 try-ons), Pro $799/mo (10,000), Smart $1,299/mo (40,000)	Banuba try-on plugin

Banuba's homepage says the Face AR SDK is priced by monthly active users (MAU).

ZeDaq.ai pricing, from our pricing page:

Plan	Price
Free	$0, with 3 try-ons and 3 measurements a month
Micro	$14/mo
Starter	$49/mo
Growth	$129/mo
Scale	$299/mo

Every paid ZeDaq.ai plan has a 3-day free trial with no card required. A ZeDaq.ai subscription covers eyewear try-on, clothing try-on and sizing together, so compare on what you will actually use.

Which is the better fit for your business?

Choose Banuba if you:

• build your own app and want a face tracking SDK across many platforms
• sell makeup, skincare or jewelry as well as glasses
• need PD measurement from the camera

Choose ZeDaq.ai if you:

• run a fashion store where glasses sit next to clothing
• want clothing try-on and size recommendation as well as eyewear
• want low entry pricing and a free plan to test with

Worked example: two different stores

Store A sells makeup, skincare and a small range of sunglasses on Shopify. Its shoppers want to see lipstick shades as much as frames. Banuba's plugin covers makeup, skincare and glasses in one place, so it matches this catalog.

Store B sells clothing on WooCommerce, with sunglasses as an add-on. Its shoppers ask "will this dress fit me?" more than anything else. ZeDaq.ai covers clothing try-on, a size suggestion from the store's own chart and live eyewear try-on, all through one script tag.

Neither store is choosing the "better" tool. Each is choosing the tool that matches what it sells.

What should you test before you decide?

Run both tools on your own products before you commit:

• try a few frame styles on different faces and lighting
• test on an older phone as well as a new one
• check how long it takes to add a new product
• work out the monthly cost at your expected try-on volume
• ask your own staff and a few regular customers which result they trust more

Both vendors offer a free trial, so you can run these tests on real product pages before you pay.

If you mainly sell glasses and need optical features, also look at the Fittingbox and ZeDaq.ai comparison. For clothing-focused AI try-on, the Revery.ai comparison covers a different set of trade-offs.

FAQs

Does Banuba work with WooCommerce?

Banuba's plugin page says its Shopify app is its only ready-made plugin. For WooCommerce and Wix, it points to a hosted try-on link or custom integration, checked November 2026.

Does ZeDaq.ai have an AR SDK?

No. ZeDaq.ai offers a REST API for clothing try-on, a Shopify app and a script tag, but not a face AR SDK.

Can ZeDaq.ai recommend clothing sizes?

Yes. Find my size uses one photo plus height and matches the shopper to your own size chart.

Does Banuba offer a free trial?

Banuba lists a 7-day free trial on its glasses try-on and plugin pages, checked November 2026.