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Trendshot

One selfie. This week's photo trends, on you.

Trendshot turns one selfie into the viral photo trends of the week: a 90s yearbook portrait, an 80s studio shot, a collectible action-figure box, a Y2K digicam flash, a hug with your younger self and about ninety more, with new trends added every week.

Adults who want to try the photo trends everyone is posting, on their own face, and share the result.

Get the app. Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.

What it does

The trends people are posting now

Yearbook portraits, studio shots, toy boxes, flash photos and more. The catalogue follows what is going round this week, and new trends are added every week.

Your face, not a stand-in

Every result is made from the selfie you take, so it is you in the yearbook, the toy box or the studio portrait.

Hug your younger self

Add a photo of yourself as a child and get the grown-up you and the kid you together in one picture.

Share the photo or the reveal

Post the image itself, or a 9:16 before-and-after video that goes from your selfie to the trend in a few seconds.

How it works

  1. Take a selfie, or pick one of yourself: one face, facing the camera, in good light.
  2. Pick a trend from this week's catalogue.
  3. Wait a moment while your picture is made.
  4. Save it, or share the photo or a 9:16 before-and-after video.

Every result is made by an AI image model that redraws the whole picture, so it is a generated image of you, not a photograph. Your likeness, hands, text and small details can come out wrong, and the same selfie can give different results. Results are AI-generated: say so where you post them when the platform or the law asks you to.

Common questions

What happens to my selfie?

Your selfie is uploaded to our server in Helsinki, Finland, and goes on to OpenAI, which makes the image, only after you allow AI processing in the app. First, a quick automated check confirms that the selfie shows a face and that the person does not appear to be a child. A photo that no run uses is deleted after 24 hours. The photos a run used, and the images and videos it made, are kept with that run for 30 days and then deleted. We do not run face recognition, and we do not use your photos to train AI models. The Privacy Policy has the detail.

Can I use a photo of a child?

Only a photo of yourself. The selfie must be of you, and you must be 18 or over; a selfie in which the person appears to be a child is refused. The one place a child's photo belongs is the Hug my younger self trend, and there it must be a photo of you as a child, never of anyone else.

Is the result a real photo?

No. Every result is made by an AI image model and is marked in the app as AI-generated. The model redraws the whole picture, so your likeness, hands, text and small details can come out wrong, and the same selfie can give a different result next time.

A result looks wrong or offensive. What can I do?

Report it from the result in the app. We review every report. You can also delete the result from your history at any time.

How do I delete my photos and my data?

Delete any single result from your history in the app. To delete everything, open Settings → Your data → Delete my data. The deletion page explains what is removed and what is kept.

How does billing work?

Trendshot runs on credits, and the app shows what a trend costs before you start it. A weekly or yearly subscription adds credits for each period, which do not carry over into the next one, and it renews automatically until you cancel it in your App Store or Google Play settings. Credit packs are bought once, and their credits do not expire. The store takes the payment and handles refunds; the Terms of Use have the detail.

Privacy at a glance

The full detail is in the Privacy Policy, and the deletion steps are on the deletion page.

Need help?

Read the support page, or write to support@blwapps.com.