Face Symmetry:nobody's perfect

Name: Face Symmetry:nobody's perfect
Rating: 3.85663 (279 reviews)

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Face Symmetry:nobody's perfect

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279 ratings

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Gaetano La Delfa

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User Reviews for Face Symmetry:nobody's perfect

Great App!

Simple to use. Just be sure to aim the center of your face directly at the camera, and hold the device straight. If your head is slightly turned or if your device is not straight, the mirrored images come out a little wonky.

A1B2Y8Z9, Sep 11, 2017

No longer free with ads

It now says “you selected remove ads” when doing anything in the app and tries to get you to pay to remove ads. Free version no longer works at all. Either this was strategic or the latest release wasn’t tested. No matter the case it’s worthless now so gotta delete.

Adam00000000000000000000000000, Nov 06, 2023

Pretty good app

It works well to make a symmetrical face. But the app should let you edit the center of the picture without uploading it again. It’s hard to get the face perfectly in the center, without a tilt, so it’s hard to get a good final result.

BombyAndClyde, Feb 15, 2019

Good for its purpose

It’s easy to use, has no adds that are too long and it serves its purpose with easy interfaces.

como buscar canciones lol, Oct 21, 2023

Great app

Pretty cool app to say the least. It tests your face symmetric with a few taps. It shows my face the exact same, so I think my face has perfect symmetry.

Drhrjh, Jul 12, 2018

Broken/shady

Tried to use it with the camera option (ie it takes one photo to specifically use instead of you giving it access to your entire photo library) pops up w a “downloading mini game” advert screen thing & gets stuck “loading”. X out / reopen app & now says it won’t work without full library access. Hence this thing is either broken or a ploy to get all your photos 👎🏼👎🏼

EricC77, May 03, 2020

Annoying adds

So many adds you can’t skip, not bad otherwise

Isabell R, Mar 10, 2020

It works!

Shows you what your face would look like if it was perfectly symmetrical

jfojsjdd, Oct 01, 2020

Great app!

It really helped me look at my asymmetrical face differently. No matter how much I thought my face looked weird before now it looks waaayyyyy weirder if it were as symmetrical as it could be ☺️

Laurenllama6438, Sep 04, 2023

Not what I expected.

I thought it was an app that showed the symmetry of my face, however the app doesn’t help find ones face symmetry and the comment that followed was” nobody is perfect” didn’t appreciate the comment at all. I don’t need an app to tell me, nobody is perfect. Change your comments.I would like to cancel the app and get my money back.

louloupre, Jun 20, 2018

Description

Let the incredible asymmetry of nature surprise you! Find out, with just one click, what the appearance of your and your friends' faces would be, if the right and left side were perfectly symmetrical. The result will amaze you!

Remember: NOBODY IS PERFECT! Features: - MINIMAL GUI: tap twice on the screen to take photos, move the arrows with your fingers to see the right and left side of your face. - SHARE: Share your best photos with your friends on Facebook and Twitter or send photos to everyone by E-mail just with one click. It's fast, easy and funny, impress your friend! - SAVE: Save your photos inside the app and in iPhone gallery to get it back whenever you want. Keep track of all your best shots, keep track of your imperfection! From an idea of Carlo Lo Giudice