How to put sunglasses or a hat on someone in a photo
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Open Add sunglasses or a hatOpen Add sunglasses or a hat to a photo, choose a photo with a face in it and tap a pair of glasses or a hat. The editor finds the faces on your device and puts the sticker on each one, sized to the face and tilted with the head. Drag it to fine-tune it, then download.
Steps
- Open Add sunglasses or a hat to a photo and choose a photo. The Face stickers tool opens beside it.
- Wait a moment while the faces are found. The first time, the face-finding model downloads to your browser.
- In a group photo, tap All faces or one face (numbered left to right). The picked face is ringed on the photo.
- Tap a sticker: glasses, a hat, a mask or ears. It lands on the face, or on every face.
- Drag a sticker to move it. Drag its yellow corner to size and turn it, or use the Size and Angle sliders.
- Add more stickers the same way, then download.
What goes where
| Sticker | Sits on | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Aviators, round, heart and cat-eye glasses | The eyes | Summer posts, a joke profile shot |
| Party hat, crown, beanie, flower crown, halo | The top of the head | Birthdays, a winner, a festival |
| Eye mask, bandana | The eyes, or nose and mouth | Party invites, a heist-themed joke |
| Moustache | The upper lip | Group shots where everyone gets one |
| Cat ears, bunny ears, devil horns | The top of the head | Fancy dress, Halloween, Easter |
Why the fit looks right on a tilted head
The size comes from the distance between the eyes, which stays the same whether someone is near the camera or far from it. The tilt comes from the line through the eyes, so a head leaning to one side gets a hat leaning with it. Where the tip of the nose sits between the eyes shows how far the head is turned, and glasses on a turned face are drawn narrower, as real glasses look from that side.
Hats and ears go on the top of the forehead, so they sit on the hair. Big or very flat hairstyles can leave a hat a little low or high. Drag it up or down; it keeps its size and tilt.
When a face is not found
Faces turned mostly towards the camera are found most reliably. A side-on profile, a face behind a hand or sunglasses held up close, or a tiny face far back in a crowd can be missed. In a group, the heads of people without a face found are looked at again, enlarged.
If a face is still missed, add a sticker to another face and drag it across, or use Add emoji to photo and place an emoji by hand.
Live on your camera
The camera with filters has the same stickers under Face stickers. They follow your face as you move, and the photo you take opens in the editor with the stickers still on it, ready to move or remove.
Questions
Are the sunglasses a real brand?
No. Every sticker is simple artwork drawn for this site, with no logos or brand designs.
Can I change a sticker's colour?
No. Each one keeps its own colours. Pick another sticker, such as heart glasses instead of aviators.
Will the sticker look blurry on a large photo?
No. The stickers are drawn as shapes when the photo is saved, so they are as sharp as the photo itself at any size.
Is my photo uploaded?
No. The faces are found and the stickers drawn in your browser. The photo stays on your device.
Add sunglasses or a hat
Put sunglasses, a hat, cat ears or a moustache on every face, sized and tilted to fit.
Open Add sunglasses or a hatRelated tools
- Camera with filters: See a film, old-camera or trend look live on your camera, then take the photo.
- Add emoji to photo: Search emoji stickers, then move, size and turn them on your photo.