About This App
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Category
Lifestyle
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Installs
1M+
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Content Rating
Rated for 3+
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Developer Email
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Privacy Policy
https://sites.google.com/view/faceart-privacy
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Editor Reviews
Future You is a fun photo editing app that you can use to see how you might look as you get older. I downloaded it from Google Play just to try something different. It's a free app to install, and it launched a while back, available on both Google Play and the App Store. It has millions of downloads, which shows a lot of people are curious like me. You don't need to register to use the basic features, which is great for a quick test. The app does have ads, and there are in-app purchases if you want to remove them or unlock more aging styles. I just used the free version for my first few photos.
Using the app is super simple. You take a selfie or pick a photo from your gallery. Then, you choose an age you want to see yourself at, like 70 or 80. The app processes the image and shows you an aged version of your face. From a real user's view, a good tip is to use a clear, well-lit photo facing the camera for the best results. The aging effect can be a bit surprising, but it's all in good fun. You can adjust the intensity of the wrinkles or gray hair sometimes before saving the picture. I shared mine with friends, and we had a laugh comparing our "future selves." It's a neat party trick or just a way to kill time.
Compared to other aging apps like AgingBooth or FaceApp, Future You feels more straightforward. Some similar apps have more filters or social features, but they can be complicated or require an account. I chose Future You because it was one of the first results on Google Play, and the download was fast. It does the main job—showing an old face—without extra steps. For a casual user who just wants to see the effect quickly, this app is perfect. Other apps might have slightly more realistic results, but for a free, simple experience, Future You from Future Self Studio gets the job done.
Features
- 👵 Core Aging Filter: The main function is applying an "old age" filter to your selfies. You pick a target age, and the app adds wrinkles, gray hair, and other signs of aging. It's simpler than FaceApp, which has many filters, but focuses just on this one fun transformation.
- 📸 Photo Import & Capture: You can either take a new photo directly in the app or choose one from your phone's gallery. This basic function works smoothly, similar to most photo editors on Google Play.
- ⚙️ Basic Adjustments: After generating the aged image, you sometimes get sliders to tweak the effect's strength, like how pronounced the wrinkles are. It's a nice touch for control, though not as advanced as pro editing apps.
- 📤 Save & Share: You can easily save the final image to your device or share it directly to social media or messaging apps. This is standard but essential for a fun app like this.
Pros
- 👍 Simple & Quick: The app is very easy to use. You download, open, pick a photo, and see the result in seconds. It's faster for a quick aging preview than some bulkier competitors.
- 👍 Free to Try: You can install and use the basic aging filter without paying, which is great for a fun experiment. Many similar apps hide core features behind paywalls.
- 👍 Lightweight: The app doesn't take much space on your phone and runs smoothly, which is better than some aging apps that are slow to process images.
Cons
- 👎 Ad Interruptions: The free version has frequent ads, which can disrupt the fun. Paying to remove them is an option, but similar free apps sometimes have fewer ads.
- 👎 Limited Realism: The aging effect can look a bit generic or artificial compared to the more advanced AI in apps like FaceApp.