AI Masks: Try a Glasses Filter for Portraits

Try eyewear looks on a portrait, from rimless and cat-eye frames to aviator, rectangular, and round styles.

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About these looks

A different pair of glasses can change the feel of a portrait for profile photos, outfit ideas, or creative posts.

These AI Masks focus on eyewear details such as frame shape, lens clarity, light tint in supported looks, and natural placement on the face.

Use a portrait where both eyes, the bridge of the nose, and the sides of the face are visible.
Choose even lighting around the eyes; strong glare or deep shadows can make lenses harder to place.
Avoid photos where hands, hair, hats, or heavy bangs cover the glasses area.
A front-facing or slight three-quarter angle usually gives more natural frame alignment.

The edit adds or changes eyewear, including the frame front, bridge, temples, lenses, and small reflections.
Clear lenses are common; some supported looks may include a light tint or a shield-style lens.
Frame placement is adapted to the face angle, so the same style can look slightly different from photo to photo.

These edits are for visual preview and creative portraits, not exact eyewear fitting or prescription simulation.
Side profiles, closed eyes, strong blur, or heavy occlusion around the eyes can lead to awkward alignment.
Existing glasses, reflections, or shadows may leave artifacts around lenses, rims, or nose pads.
Small details near the eyes can vary, so review the result closely if those details matter.

Can I add glasses if I am not wearing any?

Yes. These AI Masks can add eyewear to a portrait when the eye and nose area is visible.

Can I change glasses that are already in the photo?

Yes, supported looks can replace existing eyewear. A clear view of the current frames usually helps reduce visual conflicts.

Can the lenses be clear or tinted?

Supported looks vary. Many use clear lenses, while some sport, visor, shield, or aviator-inspired looks may use a light tint.

Open Masks in the app and upload one clear portrait to get started.