Caricly now also speaks Spanish, French and Italian. The app follows your phone's language, there is nothing to set up. Nothing changes for you. If you switch your iPhone to one of those languages, Caricly speaks it too.

The Eighties style got louder: bigger hair, stronger colors, more 1986. Together with the Roaring Twenties it now sits up front on the first page. Both look like real photographs. That is why their results carry a small note in the corner saying they were made with artificial intelligence.

When you share, you can now choose: just the caricature, or a card that shows your photo and the result side by side. The card carries the Caricly name, so people can see where it came from. Saved and shared images now keep the note that they were drawn by an AI. And "Image saved" only appears once the picture is really in your photo library.

Eight new styles: Pirates, Superheroes, Royalty, Athletes, Roaring Twenties, The Eighties, Anime and Oil Painting. Together with the existing four that makes twelve, spread across three pages you can swipe through. The note before you pick a photo now names Google as the service that draws the caricature.