The best camera apps in 2024
Camera apps offer additional features and controls beyond the default camera app provided by the device manufacturer. They often provide manual settings, advanced shooting modes, filters, editing tools, and various creative options to capture and enhance your photos and videos.
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Instagram is a social networking app that gives its users the ability to easily share pictures and videos with their friends.
Raply for Android (Beta)
—Raply helps amateur rappers to share and improve their rap.- Overview
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Raply is a camera-first community based application that helps amateur rappers to create, share and improve their creative work.
Reface
—The best AI app to face-swap in GIFs and videos- Overview
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With Reface (formerly Doublicat) users can make their favorite GIF memes & face-swap into funny videos and share it on socials within seconds. - Reface got +70M installs - Raised $5,5M from a16z - Google Play Best Fun App 2020 - #1 in the US AppStore
Magic Sudoku
—Solve sudoku puzzles in AR- Overview
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Use our app to solve sudoku puzzles on your iPhone in augmented reality using ARKit in iOS11
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IMG.LY provides industry-leading creative SDKs designed for app developers and businesses. Our solutions make it easy to integrate and customize powerful photo, video, and design editing capabilities. Whether you need a photo editor, video editor, a camera UI, or other creative tools, our SDKs have you covered. Enhance your apps with stunning features and effects, and join thousands of satisfied customers who trust IMG.LY to elevate their user experiences and drive business growth.
Facehub
—AI for real time face-to-face swap on iPhone- Overview
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Facehub is the first ever mobile app with the ability to make face-to-face swap on iPhone 7 and up. The unique lip-synching technology uses machine learning to allow users to speak, laugh and make faces as their gestures are mirrored in real-time onto any other face of their choosing.
Wanna Kicks
—Try on and shop footwear in AR!- Overview
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Wanna Kicks allows people to try-on shoes in augmented reality. The app’s premise is simple: users use the smartphone camera to focus on their feet. We believe that such technology will help both users and businesses. AR try-on helps to visualize the sneakers before they are delivered to the buyer's door.
Hand Mirror
—A one-click camera check, right from the menu bar- Overview
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App Icon, which is made up of a iOS 6 Camera icon inspired camera lens. Hand Mirror. A one-click camera check, right from the menu bar.