Check out PhotoWorks - a powerful but easy to use portrait editor that works fine on all Windows versions (Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista, XP). Just like Facetune, it has some magic under its hood too - an AI that can do all the hard job for you. PhotoWorks can also auto correct photos, apply makeup, reshape faces and top it all with gorgeous filters.
Before modifying the worksheet, Click Kutools Snap Track Snap. See screenshot: 2. In the Track Snap dialog box, click the OK button. When you need to undo all changes and get back the original data of the worksheet, just click the snapshot you took to restore it.
Months after Facetune’s release, the word “selfie” was added to the Oxford Dictionary, foreshadowing the app’s almost immediate success. Within a year, Facetune was the top-ranked photo and video app in the App Store across 120 countries, and by 2016, Lightricks had launched Facetune2, a more advanced version that was also an instant hit.

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Facetune2, by Lightricks, is an easy-to-use photo editor that acts as your own personal glam squad. Get that Insta-worthy picture every time! Facetune2 is the next generation of the award-winning Facetune app, complete with a new, amazing collection of the best pro retouching features. Get a Hollywood look or a more natural result with the best.

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Wow! it used to be so extra to manipulate Adobe and with this app it is just a touch and it is done!

Avi Sharp1115

Finally Facetune video! Been waiting 4 this forever. OMG beauty vloggers are going to die for this one

SallllPal77

Amazing! I love Facetune & and I’m in love with this new app. It’s easy to use and gets the job done just like Facetune does. After messing around with it for a bit I really enjoy the layout and features this app brings.

keonag

Finally Finally I have been waiting for you guys to come out with a video editing app!

Mellissa Goldman

Amazing Really happy with my purchase! This app allows you to do minor tweaks to your videos from skin smoothing to colour correction. I’ve downloaded many apps in the past but I’m very pleased with this one so far. No bugs or technical issues either.

Airbrush skin for a gorgeous complexion. Control how smooth you go.

No sun? No problem. Get sunkissed, glowing skin like you just got home from the beach.

Blot away shine and sweat. Capture the moment in 80% humidity, if you have to.

Whiten teeth. Add lipstick. Smile like a movie star in all your videos.

Vanish under-eye circles. No one needs to know you’ve been up all night.

Fill in sparse eyebrows in a split second. Frame your gorgeous eyes!

Instant makeover. Tap once to look your best, we do the rest.

Emphasize or minimize features with a slider. Plump your lips for a perfect pout.

Intensify your eye color, or try a new shade. Captivate your audience with striking eyes.

Tie your showreel together with a gorgeous, unifying filter.

Personalize your clip with sparkles, neon, retro, film and light effects…and more, more, more.

A combo of retouch tools, applied all at once. Create your own looks, retouch clips in a tap.

Bad lighting be gone. ‘Cause the best videos can happen in crappy conditions.

Bring out details. Polish your video to perfection with professional finishes.

Color correction made easy. Tap, slide – fixed!

Facetune Video is the world’s first & best selfie video editing app! With just a few taps, retouch any selfie video for social media: from Instagram and Facebook to YouTube and TikTok. With Facetune Video, you can upgrade any selfie video: whiten your teeth, smooth your skin, add lipstick, and much more with this easy-to-use video editing app for selfie videos.

Are digital facelift apps like Facetune harmless fun, or should women be afraid?

With excellent photo-editing apps available on our phones, altering your appearance can easily become an addiction.

This piece was originally published on 20 March, 2019.

I have a question: Do we even know what real skin looks like anymore?

How can we be sure? For the most part all we're inundated with is a digital representation of plumped up lips, poreless skin and narrow noses, the so-called Instagram ideal of beauty.

By now, we all know Photoshop is not our friend and I'm not just talking about how difficult it is to use (why y'all gotta make it so complex?). Apps like FaceTune, Perfect 365, Beauty Plus and many, many more work because they make it easy for one to alter images with more precision than Instagram/Snapchat filters but less confusion than other professional photo-editing tools like Lightroom, Photoshop, etc.

Plus, they're right there on your phone.

Facetune's description on the App Store reads like this: 'With Facetune you can now you be sure that your selfie shows only the best version of you - whether you’ll be using those portraits for your professional profile or simply sharing your selfie online with friends. In a world constantly becoming more visual, putting your best face forward has never been more important!'

Vanity got the best of me and I decided to give Facetune 2 and Perfect 365 a go to see if they live up to the hype. Ahead of Women's Day, now is a good as time as any to be talking about the psychological effects of a 'digital facelift':

Down the rabbit hole I go

I put up a poll on a trusty all-female group on Facebook asking women if they use these apps and most of them answered that they don't, a few said sometimes and even fewer answered yes, all the time. Okay but celebrities do use these, right? Apparently not.

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I reached out to three actors I knew, all flat-out denied it, saying the edited pictures on their grid are from shoots which have already been edited but they don't tweak them personally. One actress, who's pretty popular on such platforms said, 'Maybe my social media manager uses it before posting on my account but I don't for sure.'

My friend, Natalia* who's also an Instagram influencer (yep, that's a thing now) seems to think that's not exactly the truth: 'The whole trick is to use it in a way that no one can tell you've used it and that's why you never have to admit to having used it. Duh!'

Basically don't be a beghairat who smooths out her skin to the point of no pores. EVERYONE HAS PORES PEOPLE, IT'S TOTALLY NORMAL AND AN ACCEPTABLE INSTA AESTHETIC.

Celebrity stylist and writer, Haiya Bokhari confirmed what my friend shared: 'Most celebs I know, especially the ones who are very active and influential on social media will definitely use photo-editing apps to fine-tune the image before posting. The idea is make the photo look polished and to remove any blemishes or correct flaws.'

I downloaded the app to see what exactly these things are capable of. Going into it I was a little scared of going overboard, having edited my photographs in the past, and this is strictly just messing around with the brightness/contrast, I know I have a tendency to be a little extra. Don't blame me, blame the colonisers that made us believe fair is lovely. I own my melanin now. I just wish my 16-year-old self knew that blown out Simpson yellow is not a good look for me. I had to show restraint.

I started off with just smoothing out the skin because like Regina George, I too have giant pores. And of course I had to remove that little blemish from my forehead.

Okay, not too bad.

I had to make my nose smaller alright? I just had to! I was surprised at how efficient these tools were and so precise; you can fix everything from the length, width, size, you name it, of your nose. Your eyes can be closer together or further apart. Your brows can be sharper, your lips can be enhanced. You can even put on makeup.

I'm shamelessly obsessed with blush so I added some of that.

I made people in the office try it, a couple of my friends, admittedly mostly