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Version 1.1 · 2025-12-05
- bug fixes
Too little checked to say Store information only. We haven’t analysed this app or read its reviews yet.
Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.1, updated 2025-12-05.




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Transform your photos easily and naturally!
Face & Body Editor is your personal tool for quick and precise enhancements for selfies and photos.
What you can do:
Face & Body Correction: reshape contours, refine body and facial features for a harmonious look.
Skin Retouch: smooth wrinkles, remove blemishes, and give your skin a natural glow.
Aesthetic Filters: add subtle color and light enhancements for perfect photos.
Instant Selfies: quick and easy editing for flawless social media photos.
AI Assistant: smart enhancements that keep your edits natural and realistic.
Why users love us:
All edits look natural, without overdone effects.
Intuitive interface makes editing fast and effortless.
Explore shapes and colors to create your unique look.
Face & Body Editor - your simple way to perfect photos. Highlight your best features and share stunning selfies every day!…
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- bug fixes
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