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Version 1.0.1 · 2026-08-21
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The store currently lists version 1.0.1, updated 2026-08-21.





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About PrimeTrans
PrimeTrans is an AI-powered filter app that blends royal elegance with artistic heritage. It doesn't just slap a color tone onto your image — it uses deep learning to reinterpret lighting, fabric texture, skin tones, and background atmosphere. The result? Every ordinary photo looks like it was painted by a court artist or curated by a gallery director.
Whether you want to appear as a noble in a classical oil painting or give your travel shots a Rococo romantic glow, PrimeTrans makes it happen in one tap.
Key Features
• Upload → One-tap generate — Pick a photo, tap once, and AI completes the style transfer instantly. No sliders, no waiting.
• Royalty Collection — Versailles Gold / Velvet Red / Pearl Grey / Buckingham Blue… Each filter recreates the lighting and color palette of authentic court portraits.…
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