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The store currently lists version 2.1.0, updated 2025-10-30.
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ArtCard is a powerful app that transforms every photo instantly into a stunning piece of art. Download ArtCard for free and enjoy amazing photo-to-painting effects. ArtCard was created to make awesome pictures, to try out different painting styles and to play around with new photo filters.
With ArtCard, you have the right tool to create incredible results out of your photos. Our team is constantly working on new effects and filters that will make your photos stick out of the mass. For that, we use a powerful combination of artificial intelligence and image filters. We extract personal styles of famous artists, e.g., from Munch, van Gogh, or Picasso, and apply them to your photos.…
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