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GlassOn Rimless

One mount. Every shape it can take. On your shopper's face.

Rimless is the one category where the lens shape is genuinely a choice. GlassOn lets shoppers try every shape in your library on their own face — and tells you exactly which mount, shape and size they picked.

A rimless titanium mount lying beside three cut lenses in different shapes (round, hexagon and soft rectangle), each already drilled with two screw holes
The problem

Your shopper only ever sees one shape.

A rimless mount takes every shape its mounting system allows — usually a dozen or more. Two things stop your shopper from seeing them.

A rimless product page offering a single Demo lens shape, beside a shape library of twelve shapes marked Not shown to shoppers
One shape is for sale. The rest of the library exists, and never reaches the shopper.

The demo lens decides

Product photos exist for one shape only: whichever one you happened to have a demo lens for on the day you shot the catalogue.

01

The rest were never made

A shape nobody has manufactured has nothing to photograph. Most of your shape library sits here: real, cuttable, and completely unseen.

02

What it costs you

So the shopper buys the demo lens shape. Not because it suits their face, but because no other shape was ever on the table.

How it works

Three steps with GlassOn

GlassOn turns your lens shapes into data, then puts every one of them on your shopper's face. You order the pair they pick exactly the way you order today.

1 You supply

Build the mount

Three photos per mount, plus two measurements: bridge and temple length.

Rimless mount photographed from the front Rimless mount photographed from the left Rimless mount photographed from the right

Photo set for one mount: front, left, right.

2 You supply

The lens shape library

Send each lens shape however you already hold it. Best is the OMA file your tracer or your frame supplier already produces — it carries the outline in millimetres and says which eye it is. An SVG or a plain black silhouette on white works too; just tell us the eye size. No CAD, no engineering files, and no drill-hole data — the holes belong to the mount, not the shape.

Teardrop rimless lens shape as a black silhouette on white, outline only, nose-side edge on the right
A 53.00 × B 35.72 mm · outline only
black on white, 1:1 · nose side on the right

Download this shape as a sample

1:1 mm · OMA carries the 4 drill holes of the mount it shipped with; SVG and PNG are outline only

3 Your shopper

The shopper's try-on tool

Runs in the browser on phone and desktop. Nothing to install.

  1. 1 Mix and match each mount with every shape it accepts from your library
  2. 2 Try it on their own face and rotate through every angle
  3. 3 Measure, enter the measurements, and adjust for fit
  4. 4 Compare two or three options side by side, then decide
The try-on running on a phone: a shopper's face wearing a rimless mount, with a row of mounts and a row of five lens shapes to pick from underneath

Scope. GlassOn stops at the try-on. Ordering, lens manufacturing and fitting stay exactly as they are today: the shopper's prescription, their measured PD and the fitting height never reach us, and where the shape sits on the blank stays with your lab. What you get back is the pair they picked — mount, shape and eye size.

Pricing

Quoted per project

Tell us how many mounts and how many lens shapes. We will scope it and send a quote.

Next step

Send us one mount and a few lens shapes.

Three photos for the mount, a few flat drawings for the shapes. We will build it and send back a try-on link running on your own product, so you can see it before deciding anything.