This tool measures the interpupillary distance (IPD) in a front-facing face photo. It’s ideal for photographers, optometrists, and VR developers who need accurate eye spacing data quickly.
How the Measurement Works
The AI detects the facial landmarks and identifies the centers of both pupils. It then calculates the horizontal distance between these points. The result is given in millimeters, allowing for precise comparison across images.
Tips for Best Results
Use a clear frontal photo with no obstructions. Avoid sunglasses or thick glasses that can distort pupil visibility. Ensure the face occupies at least 60% of the frame for accurate landmark detection.
Who Benefits
Photographers can verify eye alignment for portrait composition. Optometrists use it for quick screening of eye spacing. VR developers need accurate IPD to calibrate headset displays. 3D artists may use it for realistic character models.