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Looking old has become trendy! Here’s what you need to know about the viral app that’s broken the Internet.
Noticed how your timeline and social media feed is flooded with photos of people suddenly looking aged? No, you aren’t stuck in a time warp. Posting ‘old person’ selfies on social media is the latest fun thing to do. Move over all those beauty missions and apps meant to flatter you into thinking slim, young and radiant. Celebs and influencers are posting these ‘old person’ selfies thanks to the FaceApp, a photo editing app developed by Russian company Wireless Lab.
What is FaceApp?
FaceApp is designed to create realistic transformations of faces using various filters and features, the first version of which was released in 2017. The free version offers a limited choice of filters including the one that is going viral right now. The feature that has tweeps going crazy for the app is the ‘old’ option where the app gives you three versions of your face — two young and one that looks really old and probable.
This app is no different from Snapchat with the baby-face and gender-swap filters and now Instagram’s many additional filters. The app is popular, obviously, because of the final outcome. Using a picture of any person, the filter throws back an image of them looking considerably older.
FaceApp also shows users what their alternative genders or even races would look like. The app might have taken the Internet by storm only recently, but it has actually been around for a while and enjoying a brief resurgence on the back of its latest Artificial Intelligence neural network software.
Considering the photos one is seeing on social media, the accuracy is quite frightening. Some users, who’ve used FaceApp, are now scared of ageing at all! After all, that is the closest one can get to peeking into their future.
Noticed how your timeline and social media feed is flooded with photos of people suddenly looking aged? No, you aren’t stuck in a time warp. Posting ‘old person’ selfies on social media is the latest fun thing to do. Move over all those beauty missions and apps meant to flatter you into thinking slim, young and radiant. Celebs and influencers are posting these ‘old person’ selfies thanks to the FaceApp, a photo editing app developed by Russian company Wireless Lab.
What is FaceApp?
FaceApp is designed to create realistic transformations of faces using various filters and features, the first version of which was released in 2017. The free version offers a limited choice of filters including the one that is going viral right now. The feature that has tweeps going crazy for the app is the ‘old’ option where the app gives you three versions of your face — two young and one that looks really old and probable.
This app is no different from Snapchat with the baby-face and gender-swap filters and now Instagram’s many additional filters. The app is popular, obviously, because of the final outcome. Using a picture of any person, the filter throws back an image of them looking considerably older.
FaceApp also shows users what their alternative genders or even races would look like. The app might have taken the Internet by storm only recently, but it has actually been around for a while and enjoying a brief resurgence on the back of its latest Artificial Intelligence neural network software.
Considering the photos one is seeing on social media, the accuracy is quite frightening. Some users, who’ve used FaceApp, are now scared of ageing at all! After all, that is the closest one can get to peeking into their future.
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