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Version 2.1.0 · 2026-02-17
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The store currently lists version 2.1.0, updated 2026-02-17.








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AI Photo & Video Editor
Edit Photos with AI Prompts. Animate into Video.
Edit photos with AI prompts. Type what you want or pick from a curated prompt library - one tap to apply. Then animate any transformation into video. Pro headshots, selfie transformations, art styles & more.
EDIT WITH AI PROMPTS
Describe any edit. AI makes it happen.
• "Make me a knight"
• "Remove the background"
• "Oil painting style"
• "Professional headshot"
Type it, get it.
ANIMATE INTO VIDEO
Turn any transformation into a TikTok-ready video:
• Watch yourself transform in motion
• 4-8 second animated videos
• Perfect for Reels & TikTok
• Share directly from the app
PROMPT LIBRARY
Curated edits that actually work. See the before/after, pick your favorite, one tap to transform. New prompts added all the time.…
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