Virtual try-on

Let shoppers see every frame on their own face.

Try-on should be more than a graphic over a camera feed. Eyebrowse makes it a guided fitting room where shoppers choose, compare, save and keep going.

  • Made for comparing, not for novelty
  • Ready on the kiosk — nothing for your team to install
  • Flows straight into the rest of the order
3D Try-On

One tap, and the frame is on their face.

Every frame in the catalogue opens straight into a live 3D try-on. Shoppers turn their head, swap colours and compare favourites side by side, right from the kiosk camera.

  • Follows the face as it moves
  • Switch colours without leaving the camera
  • Save favourites and compare them later
How it works

A fitting room, not a camera trick.

Everything is built around the decision the shopper is making: what feels right, what changed and what comes next.

  1. Discover — a quick quiz narrows the wall

    A short style quiz leads shoppers to a focused set of frames instead of the whole undifferentiated catalogue.

  2. Compare — face and frame stay together

    Frame, colour and size details sit next to the camera view, so comparing two frames feels like a mirror, not a menu.

  3. Continue — the shortlist becomes the order

    Saved picks move into the same guided flow used for prescription, lenses, review and fulfillment.

Under the hood

From camera to frame-on-face, right in the browser.

The same face tracking also reads the facial landmarks used to measure pupillary distance (PD) during prescription capture.

  1. Camera feed

    The webcam is read in the browser — the video never leaves the device.

  2. Face tracking

    Eyebrowse locks onto the face in real time.

  3. Frame models

    Production-scanned 3D frame models load from Eyebrowse’s own servers.

  4. Fit & render

    Frames are sized and anchored to the face at camera frame rate.

  5. First-party only

    Engine and assets load from Eyebrowse — no app to download, no third-party calls.

What you get

Discovery that stays connected.

The best try-on keeps context: it moves the shopper forward without turning your team into a second checkout line.

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Guided frame discovery

Shape, colour and fit prompts narrow the catalogue while the shopper stays in control.

02

Side-by-side context

Shortlists remember what differs between options, so the comparison is deliberate.

03

Assisted handoff

Your team picks up from the shopper’s saved choices instead of starting the conversation over.

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One continuous journey

The chosen frame stays linked to the prescription, lens, checkout and review steps that follow.

Watch the shopper journey in motion.

Frame discovery, prescription, lenses, review and confirmation — in the product tour or a live demo.