Glasses for Your Face Shape — AI Eyewear Guide From One Photo

Buying glasses is a guessing game done under bad lighting in front of a tiny mirror while somebody waits. The RizzReport eyewear guide replaces that: upload one selfie and get a report that names your face shape, explains your proportions, and renders frame styles onto your actual face so you can see the difference instead of imagining it.

It starts with measurement. The AI reads your face shape — oval, round, square, heart, oblong, diamond — from real proportions: face length versus width, jaw angle, cheekbone width, forehead width, and where your brow line sits. That last one matters more than most guides admit. The top bar of a frame should follow your brow, and half of what makes glasses look wrong is that it doesn't.

Then it shows you. The report renders multiple frame styles onto your own photo — rounds, rectangles, wayfarers, aviators, cat-eyes, browlines, rimless — in a side-by-side grid, so the comparison is between versions of your face rather than between stock models. Each pick comes with a one-line reason: why that shape balances your proportions, and why the ones in the "avoid" column fight them.

There's a fit section too, because shape isn't the only thing that goes wrong. Frame width relative to your face, bridge height for your nose profile, lens depth for your midface, and colour — the metals and tones that work with your skin undertone rather than washing you out. If you wear glasses every day, the colour call alone changes how the rest of your face reads.

Use a straight-on selfie in even light, glasses off, hair back from your temples so the AI can see your face width honestly. Phone camera at arm's length is exactly right; anything closer distorts your proportions and skews the recommendation.

Your photo is processed in real-time and deleted immediately after the report is generated — never stored, never sold, never used for training. The finished guide downloads in full HD with no watermark, and it's genuinely useful to have open on your phone in the shop.

Run the free preview below and see your face shape first.