Virtual Try-On is available today in the free Glasses by Warby Parker app for iPhone X, XS, XS Max, and XR users. There’s also a share option to send your Virtual Try-On results with others.

Warby Parker's home try-on service makes choosing glasses much easier, whether you prefer to buy glasses online or in-store. Here's how it works.

Eyewear company Warby Parker introduced its newest augmented reality feature: A virtual try-on, where customers can use an iPhone’s camera technology to see how the different frames would look ...

Buying glasses online can save you tons of money but the downside is you don't get to try the glasses on and see how they look on your face. Upload a picture to Warby Parker and see different ...

Warby Parker has always let you try on glasses before you buy them, either in-store or shipped to your home. Now the eyeglasses brand has a new way to show you how you'll look in your new ...

Virtual try-on is the evolution of a feature Warby Parker introduced in 2017, which used the 3D face maps captured by Face ID to suggest pairs of glasses that would “most likely fit you just ...

An AR-powered Virtual Try-On feature uses Apple's ARKit and TrueDepth to let you see how those glasses will look on your mug–similar to a Snapchat lens.

Warby Parker announced a new shopping tool to make trying on glasses more convenient for iPhone owners: Virtual Try-on. The tool, which lives inside the glasses-by-mail company's app, is available ...

As someone who is on his third pair of Warby Parker frames and an owner and operator of an iPhone X, an update this week to the glasses-maker's app has me excited. Warby Parker added a new Virtual ...

Warby Parker has a new update out for its iPhone app that uses Apple’s Face ID and AR tech to let customers virtually try on glasses in the app before they buy.

Warby Parker Glasses - Home Try-on Program. Warby Parker Glasses. With Warby Parker, you never have to stress about which glasses look and feel best on your face.

Warby Parker had attempted virtual try-on on its website, but it was pulled shortly after implementation, according to TechCrunch. “The virtual shopping malls are coming, the virtual shopping malls ...