AI photo editor FaceApp has managed to start an online trend with several new ways to manipulate your face into something it is not, including a hilariously realistic aging filter.
On Wednesday #faceapp trended on Twitter as users from all over tried the filter for themselves.
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How social media looks right now…#FaceApp #AgeChallenge pic.twitter.com/KVII3WJc8M
— Feliz Karen News (@felizkrennews) July 17, 2019
Needless to say, the results were quite comical, and even celebrities joined the fun.
Fun with #FaceApp part 4. pic.twitter.com/47PAMQJqAx
— Eric Appel (@erockappel) July 17, 2019
I’m sorry @TomHolland1996, I love you 3000!! #FaceApp #faceappchallenge pic.twitter.com/h1II6MDlDu
— Your Fool (@tiredbuthyped) July 17, 2019
Me hosting #MasterChef Season 50……#faceapp pic.twitter.com/uKnfxUpC1D
— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) July 16, 2019
Is it weird that I find #FaceApp so…comforting? pic.twitter.com/HxBrGu1qNE
— Hannah Hart (@harto) July 17, 2019
Harry Potter and the #FaceApp Challenge pic.twitter.com/jVyKhhSks7
— Professor Snape (@_Snape_) July 16, 2019
The app first made waves online back in 2017, when it controversially gave users an opportunity to change their ethnicity.
At least this time around, FaceApp has gone viral for a more innocent reason.
When you enter on social networks and you’r the only one who doesn’t use #FaceApp pic.twitter.com/6FLSQdDhr3
— Ana
(@Ana_mmihajlovic) July 16, 2019
FaceApp is available for download on both iOS and Android.
Feature image: screenshot, FaceApp
