Virtual try-on for eyewear stores.
10 options compared (2026).

There is no single best virtual try-on for every eyewear store. LessLens, our product, suits stores with many iPhone shoppers that want their own frames set up by a team, with no cap on try-ons. FittingBox leads on ready-made frames and optical tools; Auglio and Perfect Corp add PD measurement and frame removal to self-serve apps; Specfit, Jeeliz, GlassOn and Camweara are the cheapest ways to start on Shopify.

We make LessLens, so it comes first and is marked as ours, with what it doesn’t do. The other nine follow in the order AI assistants name them most often when stores ask. Every fact about them comes from their own websites, app listings and public terms, linked under each one. If something has changed, write to [email protected] and we’ll correct it.

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Which one fits your store?

  • If many of your shoppers are on iPhone, and you want your own frames set up by a team LessLensOurs The only one of these ten with Apple’s AR Quick Look on iPhone. No limits on try-ons (fair use applies), and a 60-day pilot on 20 of your frames.
  • If your frames are mostly mainstream brands FittingBox 195,000+ ready-made 3D frames from 1,200+ brands, with PD, frame removal and lens tools.
  • If you need PD for lens orders and frame removal in a self-serve app Auglio or Perfect Corp Auto-PD from $119 a month (Auglio) or on every plan from $59 (Perfect Corp); both remove the shopper’s own glasses.
  • If you want the lowest price on Shopify Specfit, Jeeliz, GlassOn, Camweara From $19 a month for 50 products (Specfit), with 3D made from your product photos.
  • If you want try-on in your own app or on a mirror in your store Banuba A face AR SDK for iOS, Android and the web, and AR Mirror for in-store screens.
  • If you sell eyewear with watches or clothing and want to start free TryOn Virtual A free plan with 25 sessions, and 3D from up to 4 product photos.

A young market

  • 35Shopify apps try glasses on
  • 50reviews among all of them in the last 12 months
  • 19of them have no reviews at all

Shopify App Store searches on 8 October 2026. With so few reviews, compare features and terms rather than star ratings.

All ten at a glance

VendorShopify app (rating, reviews)WordPress pluginOn iPhonePD for lens ordersRemoves the shopper’s glassesFrom, a monthUsage limitFree trial
LessLensOursNot yetNot yetApple AR Quick Look (iPhone X and later)NoNo$99 for 50 framesNone (fair use)60-day pilot
FittingBox4.7 (12)—In the browserSeparate moduleYes$59 for 10 products500–3,500 try-ons14 days
Auglio4.0 (18)YesIn the browserFrom the $119 planYes$49 for 15 products200–5,000 users14 days, plus a demo
Perfect Corp4.9 (2)—In the browserEvery planYes$59 for 10 SKUs500–7,000 users30 days
Banuba4.0 (5)—In the browser or your appYes—$49 hosted page; $319 embedded on Shopify1,000–70,000 try-ons14 days
GlassOn5.0 (4)Yes (new)In the browserMeasures PD; lens orders not statedYesFree, then $49 for 50None on paid plansFree plan, 2 months
TryOn Virtual5.0 (9)—In the browserNo—Free, $15, $4925–2,500 sessionsFree plan
Specfit (TrynShop)5.0 (2)YesIn the browserFor frame size—Free, $19 for 50NoneFree plan
Camweara5.0 (64)——Measures PD; lens orders not stated—$39 for 70 productsNone on its own site’s plans—
Jeeliz5.0 (2)—In the browser——Free, $39 for 40 (Shopify)None on ShopifyFree plan; 1 month on its site

Public monthly plans in USD; ratings and review counts from the Shopify App Store. “—” means the vendor’s pages don’t say. Checked on 13 October 2026; sources under each vendor below.

How to choose: 10 questions to ask any vendor

  1. 01
    Where can your shoppers use it?On computers and phones in the browser, on iPhone in the browser or in Apple’s AR viewer, on a screen in your store, in your own app.
  2. 02
    Does it fit your platform, and who sets it up?An app or plugin for your platform, or a script, and how long until it’s live.
  3. 03
    How do your frames become 3D?How many are already in the vendor’s library; how the rest are made (from your photos, in a studio, by a team), at what price per frame, how fast, and who checks the fit.
  4. 04
    What does the price count, and what are the limits?Products, SKUs or frames; whether colors count separately; monthly limits on users, sessions or try-ons, and what happens above them. Work it out for your catalog and your traffic.
  5. 05
    What are the trial and the contract?Trial or pilot length, minimum term, notice and renewal, and how to cancel.
  6. 06
    Do you need PD for lens orders?Whether it measures PD, with what stated accuracy, with or without a card, and whether the PD reaches your checkout.
  7. 07
    Can shoppers keep their own glasses on?Frame removal lets them try new frames without taking theirs off.
  8. 08
    What else helps shoppers choose?Face-shape advice, lens tints, a photo try-on for shoppers without a working webcam, and a photo to send a friend.
  9. 09
    What does it add to your page?What loads with the product page and what only when a shopper taps the button. Test your own page before and after.
  10. 10
    What can you check?Marketplace reviews, named stores and how long the vendor has done this. Treat sales-uplift figures as the vendor’s own claims.

The ten options, one by one

LessLensOur product

The only one of these ten with Apple’s AR Quick Look on iPhone (as of 13 October 2026).

Eyewear-only try-on from LessLens Inc., which also makes the LessLens try-on app for iPhone (since 2020, 300,000+ downloads).

Best for: Stores with many iPhone shoppers or busy product pages that want their own frames set up by a team and tested in a pilot.

Strengths
On iPhone the try-on opens in Apple’s AR Quick Look, with the iPhone’s own face tracking, straight from the product page. In the browser on computers and Android phones; on a computer it can open in place of the product photo. A photo to share, and a photo try-on for shoppers without a working webcam. No limits on try-ons, sessions or page views (fair use applies). A frame counts once in all its colors. Each frame is built to its published measurements and checked on a face, and the button is set up with your team.
Price
$99 a month for up to 50 frames, $199 for 200, $399 for 500. Frames already in the LessLens catalog are free; a new frame is $39 one-time, and each extra color $9.
Check before you buy
Not the cheapest at any catalog size. No Shopify app or WordPress plugin yet: setup goes through us. No PD measurement for lens orders (frame size is set automatically, and a PD the shopper enters reaches your page). No frame removal, face-shape advice or lens-option tool. iPhone AR needs an iPhone with Face ID (X or later). No store reviews yet: the 4.6 App Store rating is for our app for shoppers.
Contract
Monthly plans cancel any time and run to the end of the paid month; annual plans are paid for 12 months up front, and renewal can be turned off. No exclusivity.
Sources
LessLens pricing · Data & security

FittingBox

Eyewear-only try-on company in France, since 2006.

Best for: Stores whose frames are mostly mainstream brands, and optical retailers that want PD, frame removal, lens and in-store tools from one vendor.

Strengths
195,000+ ready-made 3D frames from 1,200+ brands. PD measurement for the lens order with a card (“within 2mm… in 96% of cases”). Frame Removal, lens tints and photochromic previews, and a face-shape module. In-store versions for computers, tablets and opticians.
Price
Shopify app from $59 a month for 10 products and 500 try-ons; $99 for 50 and 1,500; $199 for 200 and 3,500. The website version is priced on request, and PD, Frame Removal, Face Shape and Lens Try-On are add-on modules.
Check before you buy
Monthly limits on the Shopify plans. Private-label frames need digitizing: from 2 photos with AI, or in a studio, with frames shipped to Miami or Toulouse, about 3 weeks, €9–€250 a frame.
Contract
The Shopify app is billed every 30 days. For the website version, the term is set in the order form and renews automatically; notice is due “at least three (3) months prior” to the end of the term.
Sources
Home page · Shopify app plans · Shopify App Store · 3D digitization · PD measurement · General terms · checked 13 October 2026

Auglio

Try-on platform focused on eyewear, from CamCom in Slovakia; on Shopify since 2015.

Best for: Shopify stores with a small catalog and modest traffic that want auto-PD, Invisible Glasses and face-shape tools in a self-serve app, or a done-for-you setup.

Strengths
Auto-PD without a card from the $119 plan (“±1.5 mm in 91% of cases”). Invisible Glasses removes the shopper’s frames. Face-shape detection and photochromic lenses. A WordPress plugin. “The entire job is done by our IT team”, and a free demo on 3 of your products in 2 working days.
Price
Shopify from $49 a month for 15 products and 200 users; $119 for 100 and 1,500; $369 for 400 and 5,000. Off Shopify, on request.
Check before you buy
Monthly user limits. Which plan includes Invisible Glasses isn’t stated.
Contract
The Shopify app is billed every 30 days. Off Shopify: a minimum term with three months’ notice, then 12-month renewals with one month’s notice, and “All prices shall be adjusted annually to reflect the upward variation of European index HICP” (terms §7, §8.8).
Sources
Shopify App Store · Eyewear solutions · Auto PD · Terms and conditions · checked 13 October 2026

Perfect Corp

AI and AR company from Taiwan, beauty first, with a self-serve eyewear try-on (YouCam).

Best for: Retailers selling beauty and eyewear from one vendor, and stores that want self-serve browser try-on with auto-PD from $59.

Strengths
Auto PD detection on every plan. AI glasses removal (new). Face-shape detection with frame advice. Lens tint and density set per product. 13,000+ pre-loaded frames, and 3D from 3 images. In-store and a mobile SDK on Enterprise.
Price
On its own site from $59 a month for 10 SKUs and 500 users; $199 for 200 and 3,500; $369 for 400 and 7,000. The Shopify app starts at $379.
Check before you buy
Monthly user limits. The Shopify app costs more than the plans on its own site.
Contract
Monthly or yearly billing; its FAQ says an annual price doesn’t change within a year of purchase.
Sources
Eyewear plans · Eyewear try-on · Shopify App Store · checked 13 October 2026

Banuba

AR and AI SDK company, founded in 2016, with a no-code try-on (TINT) for eyewear and makeup.

Best for: Stores that want a quick no-code try-on priced by volume, and teams building try-on into their own app.

Strengths
PD measurement with no ruler or card. Free AI digitization from 1–2 images on every plan, with unlimited products. A face AR SDK for iOS, Android, the web and more, and AR Mirror for in-store smart mirrors.
Price
Easy Virtual Try-On from $49 a month (1,000 try-ons), served from a Banuba page by link or QR code rather than inside your product page. The embedded Shopify app from $319 (10,000 try-ons).
Check before you buy
The $49 version sends shoppers to Banuba’s page and back. Monthly try-on limits. Custom integrations for WooCommerce and others take “typically 4–8 weeks”.
Contract
Easy Virtual Try-On is billed every 30 days and can be cancelled any time.
Sources
Glasses try-on · TINT pricing guide · Shopify App Store · AR Mirror · checked 13 October 2026

GlassOn

Eyewear try-on and lens-visualization app from Vietnam; on Shopify since 2024.

Best for: Small Shopify, PrestaShop or WordPress stores that want a cheap start with frame removal and lens tints.

Strengths
A free plan. Frame removal included. 3D from 1–2 product photos with a human check. GlassOn Lens shows new tints on the shopper’s own glasses. Measures PD, face width and nose bridge. No usage cap on paid plans.
Price
Free for 10 models for 2 months; $49 a month for 50; $199 for 300.
Check before you buy
The WordPress plugin is new (September 2026, under 10 installs). Whether its PD is meant for lens orders isn’t stated.
Contract
Plans cancel at the end of the current billing cycle (its FAQ).
Sources
Shopify App Store · Website · FAQ · checked 13 October 2026

TryOn Virtual

Try-on for eyewear, watches and clothing, from Dubai; on Shopify since February 2026.

Best for: Shopify stores selling eyewear alongside watches or clothing that want to start free and make 3D from photos.

Strengths
A free plan. 3D from up to 4 product photos in minutes, or upload your own GLB or USDZ files. Renders tints and mirror coatings.
Price
Free for 25 sessions and 3 models; $15 a month for 150 sessions; $49 for 500; $149 for 2,500. Above the limit, $0.07–$0.15 a session.
Check before you buy
Session limits and overage. Its eyewear page says “It does not measure pupillary distance.”
Contract
Monthly plans “can be cancelled for any reason”; Custom plans are contract-based.
Sources
Shopify App Store · Pricing · Eyewear try-on · checked 13 October 2026

Specfit (TrynShop)

Eyewear commerce platform (TrynShop, developer Dugudlabs): try-on, prescription forms and an in-store kiosk.

Best for: Budget Shopify and WooCommerce stores that want unlimited sessions, try-on on collection pages, Rx forms and an in-store kiosk.

Strengths
The lowest public Shopify price for 50 products. “Unlimited try-on sessions.” Collection-page try-on from one selfie. A WordPress plugin with 60+ installs (4.6). PD for frame sizing. QR and kiosk try-on in stores.
Price
Shopify: free for 5 products, $19 a month for 50, $49 for 200, $99 for 500. WooCommerce from $49 for 100 frames.
Check before you buy
“External charges may be billed by Dugudlabs separately from your Shopify invoice.” 3D for 200 frames takes about 30 days on yearly plans and about 90 on monthly ones.
Contract
Billed through Shopify every 30 days; WooCommerce plans start with a 14-day trial.
Sources
Shopify App Store · TrynShop · WooCommerce plans · checked 13 October 2026

Camweara

Try-on for jewelry, eyewear, watches and clothing, from India; on Shopify since 2021.

Best for: Small Shopify stores that sell eyewear among other categories and want an app many stores have already reviewed.

Strengths
64 Shopify reviews, 16 of them from eyewear stores (8 October 2026), more than any eyewear specialist above. PD measurement for eyewear. A 3D model of a frame for $2.
Price
Shopify from $39 a month for 70 products. On its own site, $990 a year for 300 products with “Unlimited users for jewelry, eyewear”.
Check before you buy
Eyewear is one category among many. What it shows on iPhone isn’t stated.
Contract
The Shopify app is billed monthly or yearly ($429 a year for 70 products).
Sources
Shopify App Store · Pricing · checked 13 October 2026

Jeeliz

Eyewear web try-on from France that makes 3D automatically from your product photos.

Best for: Stores that want 3D made from their existing photos and a light snippet, on a small budget.

Strengths
3D from a front and a side photo, or one ¾ photo. “No usage limits” on Shopify. No setup fee, and no “powered by” mention imposed. References include Lensway (EssilorLuxottica group).
Price
Shopify: free for 3 products, $39 a month for 40, $99 for 200, $199 for 500. On its own site from $299 a month for 150 products and 10,000 sessions.
Check before you buy
PD, frame removal and face shape aren’t mentioned. Session caps on its own site’s plans.
Contract
“There is no commitment period” (its website).
Sources
Shopify App Store · Website · checked 13 October 2026

Questions

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Which virtual try-on is cheapest for a Shopify eyewear store?

On public plans, Specfit ($19 a month for 50 products), Jeeliz ($39 for 40) and Camweara ($39 for 70); GlassOn and TryOn Virtual have free plans. Count 3D models and monthly limits too: some plans cap users or sessions each month.

Which try-ons measure PD for lens orders?

FittingBox (a separate module), Auglio (from its $119 Shopify plan), Perfect Corp (every plan) and Banuba say they do. TryOn Virtual says it doesn’t, and LessLens doesn’t measure PD for lens orders.

Which try-ons let shoppers keep their own glasses on?

FittingBox (Frame Removal), Auglio (Invisible Glasses), Perfect Corp (AI glasses removal) and GlassOn.

Does any try-on open Apple’s AR Quick Look on iPhone?

Of these ten, only LessLens says so. The others run in the iPhone’s browser, on the page itself.

Which ones have no usage limits?

Specfit, GlassOn on paid plans, Jeeliz on Shopify, Camweara on its own site’s plans, and LessLens (fair use applies). FittingBox, Auglio, Perfect Corp, Banuba and TryOn Virtual cap users, sessions or try-ons each month.

How did you compare them?

We read each vendor’s own website, Shopify App Store or WordPress.org listing and public terms on 13 October 2026, and used only what they state about themselves. We left out sales-uplift figures, which vendors measure in different ways. LessLens facts come from our live site.

How we compared

We read each vendor’s own website, Shopify App Store or WordPress.org listing and public terms on 13 October 2026, and used only what each vendor states about itself. Prices are public monthly plans in USD. We left out sales-uplift figures, which vendors measure in different ways, and we don’t cover how vendors process camera images. LessLens facts come from our live site. LessLens is first because we make it; the other nine follow in the order AI assistants named them most often when stores asked (104 answers from Gemini, 8 October 2026).

FittingBox, Auglio, Perfect Corp, YouCam, Banuba, GlassOn, TryOn Virtual, Specfit, TrynShop, Camweara and Jeeliz are trademarks of their owners. LessLens is not affiliated with any of them.

Also see: LessLens vs FittingBox · LessLens vs Auglio · LessLens pricing · Try-on demo

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