iY2K

• Edit straight from the Photos app. Open a photo, tap Share, then iY2K, and the editor opens right away. • Light Bleed for selfies is rebuilt. We shot selfies side by side with a real iPhone 7 and matched that blown-out, overexposed glow on the face. Tap the button to step through Low, Mid and High. • A new “Classic Selfie” button. If you liked how selfies looked in 2.0.0, turn it on. • Keep the cameras you use most in Favorites. Touch and hold a camera or a composition guide for a preview and a menu. • 58 composition guides now, with height and angle hints, a level, perspective lines, and Favorites, Recents and automatic suggestions. • Fixed the live preview stuttering on iOS 18. • Fixed mint-colored blotches in overcast skies shot with the 5c. • Fixed the app freezing while picking a photo from your library. • Fixed the live preview lagging behind your movement and videos looking choppy. The preview now runs at 30 frames per second indoors too. • Fixed a crash when switching to the selfie camera on iPhone 13 and earlier. • The selfie update we promised is here. We re-tuned selfie color, brightness and skin texture for every old-phone look, side by side with selfies from the real phones. Dim rooms and backlit shots changed the most. • All ten single-use cameras are now free. The app no longer has in-app purchases, and there is no frame limit. • Added a timer (3 or 10 seconds). • Added an album: everything you shot with iY2K, day by day. • Selfie flash now works with every camera. • Added a “Default” camera with no filter — handy when you only want the composition guides. • Videos from your library can now get a look too, and Batch Edit lets you choose a different camera for each photo. • Photos save faster after you shoot, with less stutter when you take several in a row. • Turn the phone sideways and the photo is saved in landscape. Aspect ratios are now Default, 1:1, 3:4, 4:5 and 9:16. • Fixed a rare white square appearing in a saved photo. • On iOS 26, the buttons take on the new glass design.