Open the link on your phone, allow the camera, and the glasses appear on your face — and stay there when you turn your head. No app to install, no account, no photo to upload.
Scan the QR code with your phone, or open the link on the phone directly.
Nothing is downloaded or installed. All you need is a modern browser: Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android.
The browser asks once for camera access. The image is processed on your phone and never sent anywhere.
Tap to switch between frames. The glasses follow your head in real time, so you can see how they sit from the side as well as head-on.
Most virtual glasses try-on tools paste a frame onto one uploaded photo. The result is a static collage: the frame does not turn with your head, and you never see how the glasses sit in profile. A camera try-on tracks the position and tilt of your head several times a second, so you can look sideways, lift your chin, and the frame comes with you. The profile view is usually what settles it.
A phone with a front camera and an up-to-date browser. It also works on a computer with a webcam, but the phone gives a truer result because you hold your face closer. You do not need an account, an e-mail address, or a photo of yourself.
Nowhere. Face tracking and the rendering of the glasses both run inside your own browser; the image is not uploaded to a server and is not stored anywhere. Closing the tab ends the camera access. So you never have to hand a picture of your face to anyone in order to try glasses on.
This is a demo of SpecsMirror. A shop gets it loaded with its own frames, its own logo and colours, and shares it as a single link or a QR code. It is paid for once, not every month.
Yes. This is a public demo with sample frames — nothing to pay and nothing to sign up for.
No. It all runs in the browser already on your phone. The link can be sent in a message or scanned from a QR code.
You will see shape, colour, size relative to your face and the overall impression, including in profile. What the app does not do is measure the exact width of a frame against your face, so a shop visit is still the last step — trying on online is what gets you there with a shorter list.
The demo carries a handful of sample frames. The actual collection lives in the version each optical shop runs — ask yours for their link.
We'll set up a demo account with your frames and send you a no-obligation quote.
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