Photo to Painting

Photo to Painting

by JOSE AUGUSTO

6 ratings
29 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 3 May 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 18, 2015
  • July 16, 2021

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Transform your photos into classic art portraits with a variety of painting styles like watercolor, pastel, and oil. Choose from famous artist filters to give your images a unique, antique feel. Easily save or share your artistic creations.

Convert photos to art portraits
Watercolor, pastel, oil filters
Famous artist filters (Renoir, Monet, Van Gogh)
Use photos from camera or album
Save and share creations
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What's New in Photo to Painting

2.01

July 16, 2021

Several bugs fixed, as well as performance and speed improvements.

User reviews

IS THERE A WAY TO GET RID OF THE FRAMES?

I like this app and have created some fun and interesting images with it. As I recall, there didn’t used to be frames and I would like a setting which would allow the user to get rid of the frame without having to crop it out.

Do not buy

Fake app. Does not work.

Disappointing

The finished products just look like varied blurs rather than paintings. Can’t get the “frames” off, and wanted parts of the photo are cropped automatically.

Well, that was a waste of $1.99 IMO.

There really needs to be a brief window to return apps. This app is inexpensive but I just found it very limited and only works even slightly on a very narrow range of pics and contrast/level types. Not worth the price to me.

Tons of fun to use with various photos

Personally, I think this app is terrific. I've tried using several different photos to see how they would look as paintings and I was extremely pleased with the results. This is a great app to use for fun and I could even see people using it for professional work. Overall, the app is simple to navigate and is simplistic with its layout. You have the choices of either using a picture from your library (or camera roll) or taking a picture directly through your camera. It would be nice to see some additional features within the app as well, but all in all, the app does do what it's supposed to do. I highly recommend this to literally anyone or someone who needs to see how something looks as a painting for whatever reason. Do yourself a favor and purchase this app. You won't regret it!
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FAQ

What does the Photo to Painting app do?

This app transforms your photos into antique art portraits. It applies various painting styles such as watercolor, pastel, and oil filters. You can select filters inspired by famous painters like Renoir, Degas, Monet, Cezanne, Van Gogh, or Gauguin.

How do I use the app?

You can either take a new picture or select an existing one from your photo albums. Then, choose your desired painter filter. The app will automatically apply the effect, and you can then save or share your transformed image.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the application is free to use. It does not have any associated costs for downloading or using its core features.

Does this app accurately replicate famous master painters' artwork?

No, this app is designed for entertainment and creative photo editing. It does not claim to accurately replicate the artwork of the named master painters, as such precise replication is not possible.

What kind of artistic styles can I apply to my photos?

You can apply stunning filters that mimic watercolor, pastel, and oil painting styles. Additionally, you can choose from filters inspired by the distinct styles of famous artists like Renoir, Degas, Monet, Cezanne, Van Gogh, and Gauguin.