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Version 1.3.5 · 2024-01-23
- improve face detection algorithm - improve angle detection algorithm - fix some minior bugs
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The store currently lists version 1.3.5, updated 2024-01-23.








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Twinshot is a powerful tool to create photo and video collages from multiple photos with AI camera
- select 2 photos from gallery or using camera. The app will automatically take a picture from the right angle, follow the prompts
- move and zoom with gestures for a better angle. There is no need to combine photos manually - AI will do everything
- add a logo, text or signature to output. All data will be saved for reuse
- apply filters to achieve amazing effects
- send the final photo or video to social networks, save to the gallery or share with friends
You can use the application for free. In order to remove the watermark from photos and videos, you need to subscribe to PRO. Payment will be made to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscription cancellation is possible up to 24 hours before the end of the current period.…
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- improve face detection algorithm - improve angle detection algorithm - fix some minior bugs
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