PicToonThe photo trends everyone is posting
Every few weeks a new look takes over social feeds — a grainy 2003 digicam flash, a strip of photobooth frames, four clones of the same person in one shot. PicToon keeps a category dedicated to them so you can post the trend while it is still the trend.
Each style rebuilds the photo from scratch rather than layering a preset: the Y2K look gets the harsh on-camera flash and washed highlights, the film look gets real halation and grain, the photobooth strip gets four different poses of you.
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Y2K Camcorder
Disposable Film
All 6 trending styles
Y2K Camcorder, Disposable Film, Instant Photo, Photobooth Strip, Me x3, ID Photo. Hover or tap a result to see the photo it started from.
Trending — questions
How is the Y2K digicam look different from a normal filter?
A filter shifts colours. This regenerates the shot with the properties of an early digital camera: direct flash falloff, blown highlights, compression artefacts and a slightly wide lens.
Can I get several poses of myself in one image?
Yes. The Photobooth and Clones styles create several versions of you from a single photo, each with a different pose or expression.
Are new trends added?
New styles are added regularly, and the Trending category is where the newest ones land first.
Other style categories
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