Ok y’all hear me out… I’m just like you, tryna find an ai app that doesn’t make you pay for everything and Actually works, get ReShoot! I’m not lying when I say it truly is amazing. I first got it and tried a merge but it was messed up, although it takes a few tries. Yes, there is AN OPTION to buy premium, but it gives you a few pictures for free everyday. So shoutout to ReShoot, and give them a shot. Thank you!

I really love this app; it is super fun to use. I really enjoy making funny filters of myself and my siblings and my friends. I also enjoy making funny memes and making my dog do funny things. I really enjoy this app, but there are some cons to it. I will say I hate when I reach the end of my limit for the day (I think it's like 5 or 7 different modifications and/or photos). I really don't like when I reach the end of those.I wish you didn't have to pay to use this app, but it is a good app if you're just looking for some fun and not really looking for a professional thing or something that you are needing to use a lot of because then you will have to pay (because you reach your limit every 24 hours). You get like I think 7 different photos or edits that you can make. But it's a great app; I would recommend it to all my friends and family. So you should download it and try it for yourself.

Anyone leaving reviews saying this app is anywhere near “free” is either not being truthful or didn’t read closely enough and is (or was) in for a surprise. There is a free trial, but then it’s like $60. Thing is they do make it look free by literally SAYING it’s free then turning on autopay with the hope that most people won’t be paying attention when $60 is pulled.The amount itself isn’t exactly unfair. I mean do you do YOUR job for nothing? Of course not. The people who’ve developed this app should get to enjoy the fruits of their labor. It’s an amazing app. But their choice to access that money by tricking their customer out of it is definitely creepy.I hail from GenX and have worked in Photoshop professionally since 2003-ish. Apps like this one render me and my job, obsolete. Ha. I just thought of that Twilight Zone episode where Burgess Meredith is a librarian living in a dystopian future where books and independent thought have been banned by a totalitarian government. As a librarian, he has been declared OBSOLETE! by “The State”and now must choose how he will die while the public watches via State TV. 😳Anyhow, this app is powerful. It does things that took me years to master. Head switches, expression changes, open eyes, slim downs, background knockouts/changes etc etc. Technologically speaking, we have crossed a threshold and are long-past a point of no return. Babies born when I was in my 20s are now in their late 20s or turning 30 and many or most have no real sense of what it meant to live and work in an analog world. The youngest in this group are very ephemeral. They don’t see the value in tradition or brand identity, and they demonstrate, at times, shockingly low levels of empathy and compassion. Much like AI itself. 🥶

If you have $35/month to play around with photos, this might be a fun app. I downloaded for the free trial, did two age progressions as a test and decided it wasn’t worth the money. I presented it with s picture of young Kylie Jenner immense had obviously changed the shape of her face in many ways through plastic sorbet. I asked the app to age progresses her to 30, and it just presented a new picture of Kylie with altered nose, chin, lips and face shape. Kudos to the AI for recognizing her in the original photo, but that is not age progression as an artist would do, taking actual features and changing them the way time and nature would do. I made assumptions from that that the AI basically uses photos in its database to do all the alterations. Interesting and fun if you have money to blow on that, but not worth the money.