Best Eyewear Virtual Try-On Software

The best eyewear virtual try-on software depends on what you sell besides glasses. Fittingbox is the most eyewear-focused option we checked, Perfect Corp and Banuba suit beauty-led brands and app developers, and ZeDaq.ai suits fashion stores that sell clothing alongside frames and want one try-on vendor for both.

ZeDaq.ai publishes this blog. Competitor details come only from each company's own homepage, checked November 2026. For clothing-first tools, see our list of Shopify try-on apps.

What makes eyewear try-on different from clothing try-on?

Glasses sit on a moving face. Shoppers want to turn their head and see the frame from the side, so most eyewear tools use the live camera rather than a single photo.

Eyewear also has its own extras that clothing tools don't need:

• Frame removal. Shoppers who wear prescription glasses can't see well without them. Some tools let them keep their glasses on while trying new ones.
• Pupillary distance (PD). PD is the distance between the centers of your pupils. Optical stores need it to make lenses.
• 3D frame models. Each frame needs a digital version that looks right from every angle.
• Lens previews. Some tools show tints or coatings on the lens.

Decide which of these you actually need before comparing vendors. A sunglasses brand may only need live try-on, while an optician may need PD and lens tools too.

Which eyewear try-on tools should you consider?

Fittingbox: built for eyewear

Fittingbox focuses on glasses. Its homepage (checked November 2026) describes an "immersive and realistic 'try-before-you-buy' experience" in real time for websites, e-commerce and stores.

It lists a frame removal feature, so shoppers can "Virtually try on new eyeglasses and sunglasses while keeping your prescription glasses on." It also lists optical measurement tools, a lens demonstration tool and a 3D viewer.

Fittingbox describes an online PD tool with "accuracy within 1 mm" for 7 out of 10 measurements, and a library of "195k+ references" from "1,200+ brands," on its homepage. It names PrestaShop, WooCommerce, Shopify, Magento and Drupal as supported platforms.

Perfect Corp: beauty-led AR with a glasses feature

Perfect Corp leads with beauty. Its homepage (checked November 2026) calls it "No.1 AR Beauty Tech, AI Skin Tech for Beauty Ecommerce."

For eyewear, a news item on the homepage describes a feature that lets glasses wearers try on new frames without taking theirs off. Perfect Corp offers an enterprise suite and an "AI & AR Plug-in Designed for SMB E-Commerce." Brands that sell makeup and frames may like having both in one vendor.

Banuba: AR SDK for your own app

Banuba's homepage (checked November 2026) lists a Face AR SDK with real-time, on-device face tracking. It names Windows, MacOS, iOS, Android, Web, Unity, Flutter and React Native as platforms.

Its TINT try-on covers makeup and eyewear, plus headwear, jewelry and accessories. Banuba suits teams building their own app or web experience. We compare it with ZeDaq.ai in Banuba or ZeDaq.ai for eyewear.

ZeDaq.ai: eyewear and clothing in one vendor

ZeDaq.ai offers live-camera eyewear try-on. The shopper turns on their camera and sees frames on their face in real time.

It also offers AI virtual try-on for clothing from one photo, plus "Find my size," a 30-second body scan matched to your size chart. That makes it a fit for fashion stores that sell sunglasses or optical frames as part of a wider catalog.

ZeDaq.ai doesn't list frame removal or PD measurement, so an optical store that needs those should look at a specialist tool.

How do the eyewear try-on tools compare?

Competitor details come from each linked homepage, checked November 2026.

Tool	Main focus	Live camera	Frame removal	PD tool	Platforms named
Fittingbox	Eyewear	Yes, real time	Yes	Yes	PrestaShop, WooCommerce, Shopify, Magento, Drupal
Perfect Corp	Beauty and skin	Not detailed	Glasses feature in news item	Not described	Enterprise suite or SMB plug-in
Banuba	Face AR SDK	Yes, real-time tracking	Not described	Not described	Windows, MacOS, iOS, Android, Web and more
ZeDaq.ai	Fashion and eyewear	Yes	Not offered	Not offered	Shopify app, REST API, script tag

Which tool suits which kind of store?

• An optician selling prescription frames. You likely need PD and frame removal. Fittingbox lists both on its homepage.
• A sunglasses brand on Shopify. Live try-on matters most. Compare Fittingbox and ZeDaq.ai on your own frames.
• A beauty brand adding frames. Perfect Corp and Banuba both cover makeup and eyewear.
• A fashion store with clothing and eyewear. ZeDaq.ai covers clothing try-on, sizing and eyewear try-on under one account.
• A company building its own app. An SDK like Banuba's gives you the most control.

For a wider list of try-on vendors across categories, see our guide to virtual fitting room software.

What does a good eyewear product page include?

Try-on works best when the rest of the page supports it. Shoppers still want the facts before they buy frames.

Add these details next to the try-on button:

• Frame measurements. List lens width, bridge width and temple length, as printed on the inside of most frames.
• Face-shape guidance. A short note such as "suits round and oval faces" helps shoppers narrow choices.
• Material and weight. Acetate, metal and titanium feel different, and weight matters for all-day wear.
• Lens options. Say clearly whether prescription, blue-light or tinted lenses are available.
• A clear "Try it on" label. Place it near the main product image so shoppers notice it on a phone.

Shoppers who wear glasses may also want a prompt telling them they can keep their own glasses on, if your tool supports it. If it doesn't, a short note helps them prepare before opening the camera.

How do you run a fair eyewear try-on test?

Test every tool with the same frames and the same people. Small differences in fit and placement show up quickly on faces.

1. Pick five frames. Include a thin metal frame, a thick acetate frame, rimless glasses, oversized sunglasses and a tinted lens.
2. Test on four faces. Include a narrow face, a wide face, someone with glasses on and someone with a beard or long hair.
3. Turn your head slowly. Watch whether the frame stays on the nose and ears when you look left and right.
4. Try poor lighting. Test in a dim room and near a bright window.
5. Check on an older phone. Real-time tracking needs processing power, so see how it runs on a mid-range device.
6. Time the setup. Note how long it takes to add a new frame to the tool.

What should you score?

Use a simple sheet with one row per frame and one column per tool. Score each result as believable, close or wrong. Add notes on size, since a frame that looks too large or small can mislead shoppers.

What should you ask vendors about setup and data?

Eyewear try-on uses a shopper's face, so ask clear questions before you go live:

• Where does processing happen? Some tools run on the device. Others send images to a server.
• Is any image or video stored? Ask for how long and where.
• How are frames added? Find out whether you upload photos, send physical frames or pick from a library.
• What does a new frame cost to add? Some vendors charge per frame model.
• Which platforms are supported? Check your exact store platform and theme.

If you're writing a full vendor checklist, our guide on choosing a try-on provider covers the questions in more depth.

Developers comparing raw endpoints can also read our roundup of try-on APIs for developers.

What does ZeDaq.ai cost?

ZeDaq.ai lists its plans on the pricing page:

Plan	Price	Notes
Free	$0	3 try-ons, 3 measurements and 5 invoices a month
Micro	$14/mo
Starter	$49/mo
Growth	$129/mo
Scale	$299/mo

Every paid plan has a 3-day free trial with no card required.

FAQs

Do shoppers need to download an app to try on glasses?

Not with ZeDaq.ai. Shoppers use the live camera on your store's own site, with no download.

Can shoppers keep their own glasses on during try-on?

Some tools support this. Fittingbox lists frame removal on its homepage, and Perfect Corp's homepage describes a similar glasses feature.

Does ZeDaq.ai measure pupillary distance?

No. ZeDaq.ai offers live-camera eyewear try-on but doesn't list a PD tool. Optical stores that need PD should look at a specialist such as Fittingbox.

Is eyewear try-on the same as clothing try-on?

No. Eyewear try-on usually uses the live camera so shoppers can turn their head. ZeDaq.ai's clothing try-on uses one uploaded photo.