Local by design
There is no server upload, account, or server-side conversion endpoint in this page's workflow.
Private browser-based photo preparation
Local photo lab
Build the file on your phone, not our server.
Select a JPEG, prepare the portrait output, then save or share it. This form never sends your image to this site.
- Output frame
- 3024 × 4032
- Input
- JPG / JPEG
Canvas export creates a new image file, so the selected photo's original EXIF is not carried into the output.
1-tap workflow
Prepare a JPEG
Your selected photo stays in this browser until you choose to save it.
No server upload JPG / JPEG only Independent utility · Not affiliated with Meta or Ray-Ban · No compatibility guarantee
A Meta Glasses Converter built for the moment a photo leaves your camera roll.
Prepare a portrait-format JPEG, create a clean metadata block, and save the result from one mobile-first workspace. Your original image is handled in the browser, not uploaded to this tool.
File facts, clearly stated
What a Meta Glasses Converter can—and cannot—do
This Meta Glasses Converter recreates the observable local workflow described by the habeebbk/metarayban reference project: work from a JPG or JPEG, generate a 3024 × 4032 portrait output, and create a new EXIF block without carrying forward the input file's original EXIF.
It also covers the practical intent behind searches such as Ray-Ban Meta Converter, Ray-Ban Meta Photo Converter, and Ray-Ban Meta Image Converter. A fresh canvas export does not preserve the source photo's GPS or device fields, and the result can be saved, shared, or copied as Base64. It does not sign in to Meta services, upload a file to Meta, or make a photo appear as content captured by a particular device.
How the local workflow works
Four deliberate steps, no black box.
- 01
Choose a JPEG
Use the camera, photo library, or desktop drop zone. The converter accepts JPG and JPEG input only.
- 02
Create the portrait frame
The tool cover-fits the selected photo into a 3024 × 4032 canvas. It may crop edges when the source aspect ratio differs.
- 03
Start with fresh metadata
The output is encoded as a new JPEG. The tool then writes the documented Maker, Model, orientation, colour-space, and pixel-dimension fields.
- 04
Save, share, or copy
Use the native share sheet when your browser supports it; otherwise download the new file or copy its Base64 payload.
Clear privacy boundary
The source EXIF is not copied into the canvas-created output. Review the new file before sharing it elsewhere.
Useful without overpromising
Formatting and EXIF values are file operations—not a claim of Meta app support, origin, authenticity, or acceptance.
Official context & videos
Keep the converter separate from the glasses ecosystem.
The links here explain the public project this workflow was researched from and official guidance for Ray-Ban Meta glasses. They are references—not product endorsements.
Official setup video
Meta Glasses Converter FAQ
Practical answers before you prepare a photo.
What does this Meta Glasses Converter change?
It creates a new JPEG at 3024 × 4032, using a cover crop when needed. The result receives a fresh EXIF block rather than inheriting the selected photo's metadata.
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
No. File decoding, canvas drawing, JPEG encoding, and Base64 generation happen in the browser running on your device. Saving or sharing is initiated by you.
Will a converted image be accepted by Meta AI or the Meta View app?
This tool cannot determine that. It does not connect to Meta services or validate upload rules, so it makes no promise about import, sharing, recognition, or device attribution.
Why might the output look cropped?
The output uses a fixed 3:4 portrait canvas. To avoid empty borders, the image is enlarged until the whole frame is covered, which can trim the left/right or top/bottom edges.
What metadata is placed in the new file?
Following the cited reference implementation, it writes Meta AI and Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses 2 text values, normal orientation, sRGB color space, and 3024 × 4032 pixel dimensions. Those values are not an official certification.
Is this also a Ray-Ban Meta Photo Converter?
Yes, this is the same local JPEG-preparation tool for that more specific search intent. It creates a separate 3024 × 4032 image and does not claim that Meta, Ray-Ban, or Instagram will accept it for any particular feature.