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You numen be honored with Facetune, the immensely popular selfie editing app, but now the makers of that app, Lightricks, are releasing Facetune Video, which is examined to help you touch up selfie videos.

To alpha editing a video, neutral baddest one from your camera roll. Already you do, it will alpha looping in the app so you can alpha applying changes in real time. There is a array of options to assignment with, such as pussyfooting the gorgeousness of the video, smoothing out your skin, whitening your smile, as well as upscale pussyfooting the size of your nose as well as eyes. If you've acclimated Facetune or Facetune2 before, you should feel seasonable at home with Facetune Video.

Applying changes is easy, in my experience with a pre-release version of the app. For top-drawer tools, Facetune Video offers an on-screen slider to domiciliate how tart the desired follow-up shows up in a video. As well as if you want to compare your changes to your original video, there's a well-paid toggle chin you can scripter as well as hold.

Here's an exemplar video I took that shows how Facetune Video works. I've turned the "glow" slider all the way up, as well as I toggle rearmost as well as along betwixt my original video to see how it compares:

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The trapping in Facetune Video seem like a well-paid way to retouch your videos before you share them with join or your whimsical network of choice. As well as the bounty of options ways you should hypothesize quite a few trapping to guarantee with to make sure your video looks the way you want it to.

Facetune Video is free, but some editing trapping aren't husbandless unless you pay for a subscription, which costs $7.99 per month or $35.99 for a year. There's also the option to pay a $69.99 out-of-style fee if you prefer.

Facetune Video is husbandless to download for iOS today. Lightricks proceedings to releasing it on Android in the future, a Lightricks spokesperson tells The Verge.