How to Use FaceApp on Android
Part 1 of 2:
Editing a Picture
- Open FaceApp on your Android. The FaceApp icon looks like a blue-and-orange figurehead on a white background. You can find it on your Apps menu.
- Take or select a picture. You can point your camera to somebody's face and tap the white circle button to take a photo, or select a picture from the gallery panel at the bottom of your screen.
- The gallery panel automatically pulls all the face pictures from your Android's gallery.
- You can browse different folders by swiping left on the panel.
- You can also search the web for celebrity pictures in the CELEBS tab here.
- Swipe left across the effects menu. You'll find a list of all the available effects at the bottom of your screen.
- Tap on an effect to preview it.
- Select an effect from the menu bar. This will apply the selected effect to your picture.
- Some effects are only available in collage mode. If you're prompted, you can tap the ADD TO COLLAGE button to start creating a new collage with two or four pictures.
- If you start a new collage, tap the "+" sign in one of the other squares, and select another effect to add another picture.
- If you only want two pictures in your collage, tap the "2:2" icon on the top-right.
- Tap the
- Tap one of the social media icons to share your image. You can share the picture on your Instagram, Facebook or Twitter feed.
- If you want to share the picture in another app or send it as a message, tap the "..." icon here. It will show all your options.
- You can also share your picture without saving it. You'll find Instagram, Facebook, and
Part 2 of 2:
Upgrading to Pro
- Tap the Style tab on the bottom-right. You'll find it in the lower-right corner of the editing page.
- Tap the GO PRO button. This will open the Pro version's details and extra features on a new page.
- Tap the blue GO PRO button. This will open your subscription options.
- Select a subscription plan. You can subscribe to the Pro version for 1 month, for 12 months, or forever.
- Tap CONTINUE. This will confirm your choice of subscription.
- Tap the green SUBSCRIBE button to complete your purchase. You'll be charged on your saved method of payment on the Google Play Store.

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