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This AI-powered app detects and reverses facial manipulations made by photo editing software like Photoshop. It focuses specifically on alterations to the eyes, nose, forehead, chin, and mouth on human faces, operating entirely offline.
✓AI-powered manipulation detection
✓Reverts Photoshop liquify edits
✓Detects facial feature modifications
✓Operates offline
✓Utilizes iOS CoreML
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What's New in Rewarp
1.1.0
May 4, 2021
- Classifier added - Minor fixes
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FAQ
What kind of face manipulations can Rewarp detect?
Rewarp can detect modifications made to the eyes, nose, forehead, chin, and mouth. It is trained to identify alterations commonly performed by tools like Photoshop's liquify filter.
Does Rewarp work on body modifications or beautification effects?
No, Rewarp is specifically designed for human faces and does not detect body modifications or beautification effects such as makeup or acne removal.
Does Rewarp require an internet connection to function?
No, Rewarp utilizes iOS CoreML capabilities and does not rely on an external server or require an internet connection to operate.
What devices is Rewarp compatible with?
Rewarp is compatible with iPhone and iPod devices. It requires iOS and has an age rating of 4+.
How often is Rewarp updated?
Rewarp was last updated on May 4, 2021, with version 1.1.0. The initial release date was April 20, 2021.
What is the user rating for Rewarp?
Rewarp has a user rating of 3.9 stars based on 7 ratings. This indicates a generally positive but mixed user reception.
Does Rewarp have ads?
Rewarp does not contain advertisements. Its monetization model is free with in-app purchases.
Can Rewarp detect edits made by apps other than Photoshop?
Yes, Rewarp is designed to detect manipulations performed by Photoshop's liquify filter, Airbrush, or other similar tools that alter human facial features.
