Front-camera PD
Your iPhone's TrueDepth camera maps your face in 3D and measures the distance between your pupils — no ruler, no mirror, no optician visit.
iPhone · TrueDepth
Pupillary Distance is an iOS app that measures your pupillary distance (PD) using the iPhone's front camera and TrueDepth AR face tracking, so you can order glasses online accurately. It also recommends eyeglass frames based on your face shape. It's free to try, ad-free, and private — measurements never leave your device.
The pupillary distance app for iPhone. Measure your PD with the front camera — accurate to the millimeter — then order glasses online with confidence. Free to try, ad-free.
Most adults fall between 54 and 74 mm. Yours is a number, not a guess.
FEATURES
Your iPhone's TrueDepth camera maps your face in 3D and measures the distance between your pupils — no ruler, no mirror, no optician visit.
Get your distance PD for everyday glasses and your near PD for reading, plus separate left and right monocular values.
Answer three quick questions about your face shape and get eyeglass frame styles that actually suit you.
HOW IT WORKS
Measure your pupillary distance with your phone camera. Fast, simple, and made for ordering glasses online.
Check your vision in seconds with quick visual acuity and color vision tests.
Save your eye prescriptions in one place. Scan, organize, and access them whenever you need.
Protect your eyes with smart 20-20-20 reminders. Take regular breaks and reduce screen strain.
TESTIMONIAL
"I ordered glasses online for years guessing my PD. One scan and I finally had the exact number — my new lenses actually line up with my eyes now."
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
PREFER TO MEASURE BY HAND?
Our step-by-step guide on how to measure pupillary distance for glasses at home covers the ruler-and-mirror method, the friend method and the iPhone method, with the accuracy you can expect from each. If you only need a millimeter scale, the printable PD ruler prints at true size with a calibration bar so you can check your printer did not scale it.
BLOG

Is pupillary distance the same as axis? No — PD is in millimeters, axis in degrees. Why the two get confused on a prescription, and what a mix-up does.

Measure your face for glasses: the three numbers on every frame, taking them from an old pair or your face, which one decides the fit, and where PD fits.
4.4★ · 310+ Reviews
Pupillary Distance turns your iPhone into an accurate PD meter. Measure once, then order glasses online with confidence.