MaskerAid

MaskerAid - iOS Social

2024.1 by Limitliss LLC
(0 Reviews) December 20, 2024
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Version
2024.1
Update
December 20, 2024
Developer
Limitliss LLC
Categories
Social
Platforms
iOS
File Size
4.4 MB
Downloads
1
License
Free
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More About MaskerAid

Quickly and easily hide faces in images, for privacy or for fun!

MaskerAid is a user-friendly application designed to enable users to easily add emojis to images. It provides a fun and effective way to enhance photos by adding emojis for various purposes, such as adding humor, drawing attention to specific elements, or obscuring faces in a picture. This feature makes it particularly useful for keeping the identities of children, shy individuals, coworkers, or strangers private while still sharing moments captured in photos.

Upon loading an image into MaskerAid, the application automatically detects all the faces present in the photo and covers them with emojis. This automatic face detection feature significantly simplifies the process of modifying images, allowing users to quickly obscure faces without needing extensive photo editing skills. The intuitive design of the app ensures that even users without technical expertise can easily navigate and utilize its functions.

Privacy is a core focus for MaskerAid, as the application is built to help safeguard users' data. Whenever images are shared from the app, all metadata is stripped away. This means that information such as the location where the photo was taken or the type of device used to capture it is removed. By emphasizing privacy and protecting users’ rights, MaskerAid stands out as an application committed to safeguarding personal information.

The app makes it easy to manipulate the emojis through gestures that users are already familiar with. Users can move, resize, and rotate the emojis to perfectly position them over faces or objects in their images. For those looking for more customization options, there is a one-time in-app purchase that grants access to thousands of different emojis, allowing for greater flexibility in how the final image looks.

Once the image is edited to the user's satisfaction, MaskerAid offers simple options for saving the edited photo to the Camera Roll or sharing it through other applications. Developed by Casey Liss, known for his involvement in the Accidental Tech Podcast and Analog(ue) on Relay FM, MaskerAid reflects a personal touch in its creation. The app respects user privacy by not collecting images or unnecessary data, making it a reliable choice for those wanting to maintain control over their personal information while enjoying creative photo editing.


MaskerAid allows you to quickly and easily add emoji to images.

Add emoji for jokes, to call attention to things, hide faces, and more!

When you load an image with MaskerAid, it will AUTOMATICALLY detect all the faces in that photo, and obscure them with an emoji. Using MaskerAid, it's quick and easy to obscure the faces of children, shy friends, coworkers, or randos that are in your photos.

Additionally, any images you share will automatically have ALL METADATA REMOVED. Privacy is your right, and MaskerAid helps protect it. MaskerAid removes hidden information like where the photo was taken, what device it was taken on, etc.

Using the intuitive gestures you'd expect, you can move/resize/rotate emoji to get them centered *just right* over faces and objects.

Plus, if you pay for the one-time in-app purchase, you can select from *thousands* of different emoji!

Once you've gotten your image just right, you can quickly and easily save it to your Camera Roll, or share it using other apps.

MaskerAid is written by one person, Casey Liss, who you may know from the Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP) or Analog(ue) on Relay FM.

MaskerAid does not collect your images, and does not collect unnecessary data.

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