Live demo of the virtual eyewear mirror

A fully working app with sample frames — not a video, not a mockup. Open it on your phone and the glasses appear right on your face.

QR code to the demo app

Scan the QR code with your phone

The demo needs a modern mobile browser with camera access (for example, a current version of Safari on iOS or Chrome on Android).

What to know about the demo

What you will see

The demo is the same app your shop would get, just loaded with our sample frames instead of yours. Open the link, pick a frame from the strip at the bottom, and the app turns on the front camera and puts the glasses on your face. Turn your head and they turn with you; lean in and they grow. It is not a photo montage or a pre-recorded clip: the model is computed in the browser itself, several times a second.

How long adding a frame takes

Generating a 3D model from photos takes about 1.5 minutes per frame and runs automatically in the background, so you do not have to sit and watch it. Frames can be uploaded in batches of up to 20, which means a normal collection is ready in an afternoon. No studio shoot is needed either — ordinary photos of the frame from a few angles are enough.

What you need

A phone with a front camera and a modern browser: a current Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android. Nothing is installed, downloaded or signed up for — you open a link and the app runs. It also works on a computer with a webcam, though the phone is the better experience, because you hold your face closer and move it more naturally.

What happens to the camera image

The camera image is processed entirely on your own phone. It is never uploaded, never stored, and we never see it — the only thing that reaches a server is which frame you opened. That is why the demo needs no consent beyond the one the browser itself asks for when it turns the camera on, and closing the tab ends the camera access.

How accurate the fit is

The app tracks the position and tilt of your head several times a second, so the frame stays on the bridge of your nose as you move, and it handles the lenses separately — tint, transparency and reflection are all adjustable. What it does not do is measure the real width of your face. Compared with trying frames on in a shop it shows shape, colour and overall impression rather than exact dimensions, which in practice means a customer narrows the choice at home and arrives already close to a decision.

How you would use this in your shop

The link can be sent in a message, dropped onto a product page in your online shop, shared on social media, or printed as a QR code for the window and your business cards. Because the customer installs nothing, it works in situations where an app download would lose them — standing in front of your window after closing time, for instance.

Want a demo with your own frames?

We'll set up a demo account for you — 5 credits for automatic 3D model generation, valid for 30 days. Just send us photos of a few frames.

I want a demo with my own frames