Industries · Eyewear

Frames on faces, frames on their own.

A frame is a shape on a face. Cheeppy reproduces your exact frame — front, temples, lenses — and places it on a cast model in a scene, or on its own for the listing. Several environments, several faces, one packshot. Marketing imagery, not a try-on.

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Source: tortoise square sunglasses on white
Your packshot
The same frame worn by Mei, a cast model, in a studio
Mei
The same frame worn by Malik, a cast model, in a studio
Malik

The problems

What eyewear asks for.

  • The problem

    Frame fidelity

    What Cheeppy does

    Shape, colour, temple details and hinges are reproduced from your photo. A three-quarter packshot on a plain background is the best source.

    A photo where the frame is small or half hidden gives a frame that is guessed.

    What a good source is

  • The problem

    Lenses and reflections

    What Cheeppy does

    The lenses come from your photo — clear or tinted — and the reflections follow the scene’s light: sky outdoors, softbox in a studio.

    Recipes built for eyewear

  • The problem

    A face around the frame

    What Cheeppy does

    On Recipes built around a person, the frame is worn by a cast model: the same face across the range, or several faces for the same frame.

    Models

  • The problem

    Several environments

    What Cheeppy does

    One packshot runs through a sunlit profile, an open sky, a studio grid, a city rooftop. Re-shoot the one you like from new angles.

    Photoshoot

  • The problem

    Product-only for the listing

    What Cheeppy does

    Still-life Recipes and a solid backdrop in your colour — white for the marketplace — from the same packshot.

    Backgrounds and formats

  • The problem

    Listing, feed, story

    What Cheeppy does

    Expand a finished image to another ratio without cropping the face or the frame.

    Expand

Proof

One frame, four scenes.

Four real generations of the same tortoise packshot.

  • The tortoise frame worn in profile, sunlit, generated
    Sunlit Profile
  • The same frame worn by a male cast model under an open sky, generated
    Open Sky
  • The same frame in a four-frame studio grid, generated
    Studio Grid
  • The same frame held up against city towers, generated
    City Rooftop

Faces

The same frame on three faces.

Same packshot, same Recipe, three cast models — the range on one screen.

  • The tortoise frame worn by Mei, generated with the same Recipe
    Mei
  • The tortoise frame worn by Mila, generated with the same Recipe
    Mila
  • The tortoise frame worn by Malik, generated with the same Recipe
    Malik

The source

A phone photo is enough, if the frame fills it.

  1. A phone photo: black-rimmed clear glasses held in a hand against a plain wall

    01

    A real seller photo

    Held in a hand against a plain wall: the frame is sharp and fills the picture. This works.

  2. A packshot: black cat-eye sunglasses cut out on a dark backdrop, three-quarter view

    02

    A clean packshot

    A cut-out on a plain backdrop, three-quarter view — the best source for both worn and product-only Recipes.

  3. A phone photo to avoid: black glasses on a desk next to a monitor

    03

    What to avoid

    A desk, a screen, other objects: the frame is small and the scene competes with it. Crop tight on the product.

Next

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FAQ

Questions

Is this a virtual try-on?
No. Cheeppy makes marketing imagery — product pages, campaigns, social — not an interactive try-on for your customers. Your frame is placed on a cast model in a scene built by our creators.
Will the frame shape and colour be exact?
The frame is reproduced from your photo: shape, colour, temple details. A three-quarter packshot on a plain background is the best source; a phone photo works if the frame fills the picture and nothing else is in it.
What about reflections in the lenses?
The lenses are reproduced from your photo — clear or tinted — and the reflections follow the scene’s light: sky in an outdoor Recipe, studio light in a studio one.
Can I show the same frame on different faces?
Yes. On compatible Recipes, pick a cast model — or run the same frame through several to see it on different faces, then keep one across the range.

Your frame, on a face, today.

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