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I saw lots of cute twitter pictures of people turning their faces into Disney Pixar and wanted to try it out for myself. I do NOT recommend unless you have a perfect headshot of yourself in perfect lighting with perfect hair and makeup. The first picture I tried was no makeup with my hair up, and they turned me into basically Hans from Frozen. Kind of hurtful. Then I tried a picture of myself with my hair down. The angle wasn’t even too bad, but the cartoon character that came out was about 200 pounds heavier than me in the face. Because I happened to be looking slightly up with my somewhat long chin and roundish jaw. I understand exaggerating certain aspects of someone’s appearance into a cartoon, but turning someone’s face shape into being morbidly obese is genuinely hurtful when I’ve spent years struggling with both my weight and health due to OCD. I wish I’d had the experience that I’d seen others have online, but I just don’t have the time and energy for a full photo shoot that would let the program see that I’m a woman who weighs less than 200lb.

I downloaded this app for one purpose: to try out the 3D cartoon maker. I thought it would be cool to see myself and other people as characters like Anna & Elsa from Frozen, for example, or Rapunzel from Tangled. However, out of at least ten pictures I used of different people, the results were weird and unrealistic. The art looked rushed and didn’t show much resemblance to the actual person. It was so weird and creepy. Also some of the ads were unacceptable. Besides, there were a million toons you could do that had the same exact effect. Definitely do not recommend. Do not purchase! Also for anyone who’s crazy enough to try it, when you first open the app and it asks you if you want to get a pro membership, the way to get out of it is to look at the top left corner of the collage of pictures.

I open the app and immediately see a full screen prompt for a survey of how I found the app. Eventually I find a skip button half off screen in the bottom right corner (not following the safe insets for rounded corners). Then it brings me to a page asking to pay for Pro, also full screen, this time with a white X in the top left corner on top of a white/light pink gradient so it is barely visible if you know where to look. Then I click on one of the options and it opens a full screen ad (fine since I hadn’t paid and obviously they need to make money somehow), but after a few seconds, there was no change and no visible X and I was done hunting for horrible dark pattern buttons so I uninstalled.