Glasses Frame Designer
Design your own glasses frame in your browser. Pick lens shape, bridge style, color, and lens tint — see a live preview, export as PNG, or send it straight into AR try-on. Free, private, no signup.
Glasses frame designer is a free browser tool for sketching custom eyewear shapes — pick a lens silhouette, bridge style, color, stroke weight, and lens tint, then export the result as a transparent PNG or hand it off to live AR try-on. The whole thing runs client-side, so your designs never leave your device. Last updated April 2026.
How to design a frame that flatters your face
Frame shape works best when it contrasts your face shape — round faces look balanced in square or rectangular frames, square faces soften with round or oval lenses, heart-shaped faces lift with cat-eye or aviator drop, and oval faces wear almost anything. Lens height should sit between your eyebrow and the top of your cheek; lens width should not exceed the widest part of your face. Use the lens height and lens width sliders together — change one without the other and frames look cartoonish.
Bridge styles explained
The bridge is the small bar connecting two lenses across your nose. A straight bar is the classic minimal look. A double bar (Aviator style) adds a vintage pilot feel. A keyhole bridge curves up like an inverted teardrop — favored on retro tortoiseshell frames. A curved bridge softens square frames. No bridge mimics rimless eyewear where lenses float independently. Use the bridge gap slider to widen for broader nose bridges or narrow for closer-set eyes.
Color theory for eyewear
Match frame undertone to your skin: cool undertones (pink, red base) pair well with black, silver, navy, or rose gold; warm undertones (yellow, olive base) glow with tortoiseshell, gold, brown, or amber. Lens color should complement frame color — a navy frame with amber lenses reads as classic aviator; a black frame with rose lenses gives editorial. Use the mirror sheen slider to add a metallic top-of-lens highlight, common on premium sunglasses.
Export formats and next steps
Download exports a 1200×480 PNG with your selected background — choose transparent for use in mockups, white for clean documentation, or any color for social posts. Press Try on with AR to jump to the virtual try-on tool and select your custom design from the frame picker. Saved designs persist in browser storage so refreshing won't lose your work.
Privacy note
Every render happens in a hidden SVG element inside your tab. No design data, color values, or images are uploaded anywhere. Downloaded PNGs are generated on a canvas and offered to your browser's save dialog directly.