Add Sunglasses to Photo

Try sunglasses in a photo with a frame shape, lens tint, and lighting match. Keep the face and head angle recognizable while exploring the accessory.

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Shape the creative brief

Frame fit

Choose the bridge, width, and shape in relation to the face.

Lens treatment

Describe tint and reflections that fit the scene.

Contact points

Match the arms and nose bridge to the head position.

Two prompts to start with

Use these written examples as a starting point. Adapt the subject and references to your project; generated results will vary.

First direction

Add simple tortoiseshell sunglasses with lightly tinted brown lenses to my portrait. Match the head angle and sunlight, preserve my facial proportions and hairstyle, and keep reflections restrained.

Another approach

Preview round matte-black sunglasses on my supplied outdoor photo. Place the arms naturally near the ears, match the existing light, and preserve my expression and background.

Finishing the result

The result is a styling concept, not a measurement of a real frame's fit or optical properties. Use precise retouching if the original pixels must stay unchanged.

How to get started with Add Sunglasses to Photo

1

Prepare the source references

Choose the bridge, width, and shape in relation to the face.

2

Open the image Playground

Choose Nano Banana 2 in Pixo. Add the source photo or sketch and describe what should change and what should stay. Add another reference if needed, then choose a supported output size.

3

Generate and compare

Check frame symmetry, nose contact, ear placement, reflections, and changes to the original face.

4

Prepare the final artwork

The result is a styling concept, not a measurement of a real frame's fit or optical properties. Use precise retouching if the original pixels must stay unchanged.

Add Sunglasses to Photo: questions and answers

Inputs, creative control, and finishing your project.

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