Add sunglasses or a hat to a photo
Tap sunglasses, a hat or cat ears and it lands on the face, sized and tilted to fit. Every face in a group, or just one.
Drop a photo with a face, or click to choose
JPG, PNG or WebP. It stays on your device.
How to put sunglasses on a photo
- Add a photo with a face in it. The faces are found on your device. A group photo works too.
- Tap sunglasses, a hat or ears. It goes on every face, sized from the distance between the eyes and tilted with the head. Pick one face first to dress only that one.
- Nudge it if you like, then download. Drag a sticker to move it and drag its yellow corner to size and turn it. Add as many as you like.
What you can put on a face
- Glasses: aviators, round glasses, heart glasses, cat-eye glasses
- Hats: party hat, crown, beanie, flower crown, halo
- Masks: eye mask, bandana, carnival, comedy, tragedy, sugar skull, tiger, robot, white mask, hero mask, plague doctor, lace masquerade, feather masquerade, gold masquerade, domino, half mask, cat mask, medical mask, respirator, skull bandana
- Fun: moustache, cat ears, bunny ears, devil horns
Glasses and the eye mask sit on the eyes, hats, crowns and ears on the top of the head, the moustache on the upper lip and the bandana over the nose. They are drawn as shapes, so they stay sharp on a large photo.
Masks come in two kinds. Full face masks, such as the carnival, tiger and plague doctor masks, cover the face from the forehead to the chin. Half face masks cover the eyes, like the masquerade and domino masks, or the nose, mouth and chin, like the medical mask and the respirator.
Why it fits a tilted or turned head
The editor finds the points of each face: the eyes, nose, lips and the top of the forehead. The distance between the eyes sets the size, the line through the eyes sets the tilt, and where the nose sits between them shows how far the head is turned. Glasses on a face turned to the side are drawn narrower, the way real ones look from that angle.
Masks are bent onto the face rather than laid flat on it. Each one is drawn on a model face and cut into small triangles between the same face points (forehead, temples, brows, eye corners, nose, cheekbones, mouth, jaw and chin), and each triangle is moved onto the face in the photo. The mask turns, tilts and nods with the head, the far side of a turned head is hidden behind the nose, and the mask is shaded darker on the side where the face is in shadow.
A face in profile, a face hidden by hands or hair, or a very small face in a crowd may not be found. In a group photo, the heads of people without a face found are looked at again, enlarged.
Live on the camera
The camera with filters has the same face stickers. They follow your face as you move, and the photo you take opens here with them still in place.
Related tools
- Photo editor: Crop, adjust, filter, add text, emoji, blur and frames, with undo.
- Add emoji to photo: Search emoji stickers, then move, size and turn them on your photo.
- Camera with filters: See a film, old-camera or trend look live on your camera, then take the photo.