This app lets children transform into various characters with fun AR face masks and filters. Kids can easily create and share photo and video selfies, fostering creativity and imagination through playful interaction.
Summarized from real user reviews of FunCam Kids. Based on 17K reviews and a 4.5/5 average, it highlights the 5 positives and 4 negatives reviewers mention most about this Entertainment app.
2.1.1
March 2, 2020
- Performance improved and bugs fixed. So, how about going out and taking more beautiful pics with our supercharged app, eh? -Technology improved. Yes, even faster and better app performance that results in your positive reviews that inspire us in our work. (Thank you!) -Minor bugs fixed as our QA team is obsessed with perfectionism.
MoreUnlimited access to all filters
3 issues
Sideways/upside-down camera orientation
Freezing and loading issues
5 requests
More free filters and effects
Ability to save/share photos outside the app
FunCam Kids is an application that allows children to use augmented reality (AR) face masks and filters to create fun photo and video selfies. It aims to entertain children, help them learn through play, and foster creativity and imagination.
Key features include a vast and daily updated collection of AR face masks and filters for both boys and girls, an easy-to-use interface suitable for young children, real-time photo and video editing, and the ability to save and share creations.
The app offers a premium subscription that unlocks all filters and provides weekly new content. This subscription costs $7.99 per week and includes a 7-day free trial period. Payment is handled through your iTunes account.
The provided description does not specify device compatibility. However, it mentions payment being charged to an iTunes Account, suggesting it is available on Apple devices like iPhones and iPads.
Common use cases include entertaining children with fun face transformations, encouraging creative expression through digital art, capturing memorable moments with playful selfies, and allowing kids to experiment with different characters and looks.
