Body Editor Booth Thin & Slim

I love it. use it for humor/distortion, touching up my profile pics, and convincing people to meet me for a date who otherwise wouldn't be interested. Hardy har seriously the developers make periodic improvements and enhancements, but they stay within the bounds of features I find most useful. it's not like Adobe photoshop with all the seemingly random special effects capabilities. And the focus is on editing human figures as the title implies, but you can use it for removing telephone lines from a house shot as effectively as for fanny resizing. Note I've been using it over a year now, I just created a new Apple ID because I love disorganization and buying iTunes music twice. I'm the beginning I found it a little difficult, it was necessary to get a feel for it before realizing it's full potential. It can get slightly buggy if your fingers are too fast, but you can fix without losing work by simply backing out most recent edits one at a time. also every so often it forgets I have a premium membership. But again it's a harmless quirk that resolves itself by closing and reopening the app. so I'm going with the fiver star rating.

They won't let u save the photo unless u buy premium they try to take ur money, if u screenshot they know, and they make u feel bad, "we r a family business" my buttttt what if I'm poor and can't pay, but no ur a family business u need the money more, and if u screenshot three time they put a line on ur screen so u can't screenshot ur photo like what... and they don't take the line away until u BUT PREMIUM BUY PREMIUM 🙄

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To the people who made this app: Why on earth are you trying to brand non-body positivity? How do you think making an app that edits women’s bodies is okay? This is so disgusting and unnatural, and I think it’s ridiculous that you try to make us feel bad with, “We’re a family run business” after taking a screenshot. Honestly. A family run business? Are you kidding me? Do you tell your kids that it’s okay to edit their bodies to look better for other people? This is sexist and so, so, sad. You are encouraging people to hate their own bodies. Idc if I sound like a crazy feminist or something but I’m only saying the truth...also, the name “SkinnyFat” definitely does not help your case. Please make useful apps that don’t make people feel bad about themselves. Start acting like a family business.

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I edit photos in actual computer software, but while messing around on iPad, decided to check out an app for body modifying. People saying it’s great, others saying it’s crap. I’m here to say, it’s crap. The editing is nothing that I can see would be helpful to someone wanting inspo for their weight loss. That’s what I wanted to check it out. It only made my body deformed. It didn’t bend the background to do it, just squeezed (compressed) my body to a smaller version of fat. I messed with all the functions, mind you it’s 3 choices and two sliders each. It took me 1 min to see what garbage this app is. The heavy load of positive must be fake.

This app is pretty cool to use. It easily makes a subtle or dramatic change to your overall photo without making it look blurry unlike similar apps I have played with. Since I have never used photoshop I was quite jazzed at seeing the finished photo. Highly recommend this app.