Mirror with front camera (Ads) vs AddCalculator

Turn your iPhone’s front camera into a simple mirror. Check your appearance, pinch to look closer, and move around the enlarged view. • Swipe up at 1× to increase screen brightness, then add a white light frame; swipe down to dim • Drag to adjust lighting continuously; when zoomed, use the left edge. iPhone uses drag gestures without a sun button, even with a pointer connected • Tap once to pause the image and show the menu; tap again to resume • Mirrored front-camera preview • Smooth zoom from 1× to 8× • Double-tap through 2×, 4× and 8×, then back to 1×; briefly see the zoom level. Triple-tap or tap with three fingers to reset • Drag to move around when zoomed in • Touch and hold to adjust focus and exposure on supported cameras • Easy zoom controls and an in-app guide • The screen stays awake while you use the mirror Mirror uses the camera to show a live preview or a temporarily paused image. Paused images stay in device memory unless you tap Save. Save the current zoomed and positioned mirror image to Photos without controls or ads; only permission to add photos is requested. Camera images are not sent to the developer or advertising service. Focus support depends on your iPhone’s front camera. At 1×, swipe up to raise screen brightness; keep swiping to turn on the white light frame. iPhone uses gestures. A vertical slider is available on iPad when pointer input is connected and on Mac. This free version includes banner advertising. Supports iPhone and iPad, including portrait and landscape on iPad. Requires iOS or iPadOS 17 or later. Also runs on Apple silicon Macs with macOS 14 or later. Supports portrait and landscape on iPhone and iPad. On iPhone Duo, controls adapt to the current display and avoid the fold.

- Each time you press a number, it automatically adds up, allowing you to calculate the sum quickly. - You can create a button by specifying the number you want. - You can check the history of calculated numbers at any time. - You can undo and redo. - Supports two color modes.