Accessories

Remove Glare from Glasses in Photos

Reduce reflections on eyeglass lenses while keeping the glasses in your portrait. Compare the eyes and frame edges before saving.

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Keep the glasses, reduce the lens reflection

Use this tool when glare on eyeglasses distracts from a portrait, selfie or team photo. It targets the lens area while asking the editor to keep the face and frames recognizable.

Get a more reliable result

Upload a clear photo with the whole face and frame visible. Apply the effect, then inspect both eyes, skin around the lenses and the frame outline. A partly visible eye gives the editor more reference than a completely white lens.

Fully obscured eyes cannot be recovered exactly from this image. A generated reconstruction may be plausible without matching the real eye; choose another source photo when accuracy matters.

Glare, reflection or removing the glasses?

For windows, display cases and glossy packaging, use Remove Reflections from Photos. If you want the frames removed entirely, use Remove Glasses from Photos.

Use cases

Where Remove Glare works best

Remove glare from glasses in a portrait

Fix flash reflection on eyeglass lenses

Clean screen reflection from a selfie

Make eyes clearer in profile photos

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Does this remove the glasses?

No. It targets reflections on the lenses. Use Remove Glasses when you want the frames removed too.

Can it recover an eye hidden by white glare?

It cannot recover exact details that are absent from the photo. Use a source with at least partly visible eyes and inspect the result.

Can I use this for a window reflection?

Use Remove Reflection for windows and other reflective surfaces; this workflow focuses on eyeglasses.