One can no longer trust the photos we see online. 99.99% of them are heavily retouched. If you too, want to manipulate your photos, Ulike lets you do just that before even taking the picture. It also offers many other options to become the star of the day on Instagram, including many filters, tools, and even a guide to pose as naturally as popular influencers. You wanna try it?

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Ulike 5.4.0 Love yourself

This app offers lots of utilities to make us virtually unrecognizable in our photos. It is similar to Instagram and Snapchat filters, but this goes one step further. We can retouch our selfies (and videos) before making them and also modify any photo stored in our device's gallery. The possibilities it offers include:

Guide to pose.

Timer.

High resolution.

Filters.

Stickers.

Grid.

Makeup and beauty.

Ulike 5.4.0 Change your face

With all this, we can completely transform a photo of our face. To this end, beauty and makeup options are particularly striking, which can be a little disquieting.

Using the beauty tool, we can narrow our nose, style our profile, alter our chin, thin our image, soften our skin, get rid of wrinkles and "imperfections," clarify our skin tone, change our jaw and our hairline, change the position of our eyes, whiten our teeth, add a smile where there isn't one, remove dark circles, increase the brightness of the eyes... It is indeed fascinating, but it definitely also makes you wonder if it is ethical.

The makeup utility does not have such bad vibes and lets us save a lot of money on cosmetics. Add a base, blush, eyeshadow, lipstick, colored lenses, lusher eyelashes, and enhanced the eyebrows, among other things. Having said all that... the best is to learn to love yourself as you are and tell social networks where they can go.

Ulike 5.4.0 Requirements and additional information:

Minimum operating system requirements: Android 5.0.

Ulike 5.4.0 NewS

You can spend hours adding filters to your photos but, what if you could touch-up your selfies before you take them? That is precisely what Ulike's proposes