Beauty Camera -AI Photo Editor

Review by eFreeware

If you take a lot of selfies and want them to look polished without learning makeup application or photo editing software, Beauty Camera is built for exactly that. The developer, Kamrej Apps, describes it as an all-in-one beauty camera and selfie editor, and the core promise is simple: point the camera, let the app detect your face, and apply makeup and retouching in real time rather than after the fact.

That real-time approach is the part that appeals to me most. Preset light makeups are applied as you frame the shot, so you see the result before you press the shutter instead of guessing and fixing it later. For anyone who has never used eye, face or lip cosmetics, that removes a lot of the trial and error.

The app has been installed more than a million times and holds a 4.3 average from 3,522 ratings, which suggests it has found a steady audience since its release in August 2023. It is free to download, carries no ads, and offers in-app purchases. The developer says the makeup effects are refreshed weekly, which matters if you like trying current looks rather than the same handful of presets.

Makeup that applies itself while you frame the shot

The headline feature is the preset makeup system. The app detects your face and shows makeup effects live, covering lips, blusher, eyes and brows, along with contour. You are not painting anything on manually; you pick a look and the app places it. That is the whole appeal for someone who wants a finished result in seconds.

It is aimed at people with no makeup skills. I would expect that to hold up for casual selfies, where the goal is a clean, flattering look rather than precision. Trying on a trend takes a moment, and if you dislike it you simply switch to another preset.

Because the effects are described as updated weekly, the app is positioned as something you return to rather than install once. That cadence is worth weighing: if you rarely change your look, the rotating catalog of makeup styles will matter less to you than the core retouching tools.

Retouching tools for skin, teeth, eyes and blemishes

Beyond makeup, the app bundles a set of retouch tools that cover the usual selfie complaints. There is a smoothing control you drag across the skin to refine pores, teeth whitening, and eye tools that enlarge and brighten the eyes while reducing dark circles. A one-tap HD retouch is also included for a more natural finish.

Acne, pimples and blemishes can be removed, and beautify filters are there to give a photo more polish in a single step. Having these in one place is convenient, since it avoids moving a picture between separate apps for each correction.

The emphasis throughout is on speed and ease rather than fine manual control. Dragging to smooth skin is about as technical as it gets, which fits the app's stated aim of helping you shoot and edit in a few seconds. If you enjoy layered, precise editing, this is a lighter tool than that.

Selfies, stickers and video, not just stills

The camera side is not limited to portraits. The developer describes it as suitable for scenery photos as well, so you can use the same app for a landscape or a group shot and still apply filters. Face stickers and real-time beauty filters are available for selfies when you want something more playful than a straight portrait.

HD video recording with music is also included, which extends the app past still photography. That combination, filters plus music-backed video, points to short social clips rather than any kind of serious video production.

One feature stands apart from the rest: after a call ends, the app offers quick access to the camera with options including Camera, Freestyle, Collage and My Creation. The idea is to capture a selfie, start a freestyle session or build a collage right after hanging up. It is an unusual hook, and it will either fit how you use your phone or feel like an extra you ignore.

What you need before you start

Setting it up is simple. You download the app, open the camera, and the makeup presets are applied automatically once your face is detected. It is beginner-friendly, and the tools are laid out in a way that should not take long to learn.

The app is free and shows no ads, though it does offer in-app purchases. It is rated for Everyone, and it has been available since August 2023, with an update in late January 2026. If you want the newest makeup looks, the weekly refresh means there is a reason to check back periodically.

Who will get the most from it

This is a good fit for people who take selfies often and want them to look better without effort. If you have never learned makeup techniques, the automatic presets do the work for you, and the retouch tools handle skin, teeth and eyes in a few taps. It also suits anyone who wants filters and stickers for casual social posts.

It is built around quick, guided edits, so it rewards users who value speed over control. Someone who wants to adjust every parameter by hand, or who edits photos as a serious hobby, will find the toolset here more limited than what a full editing suite offers.

The video recording with music and the collage option after a call widen the appeal slightly, making it useful for short clips as well as stills. For most people, though, the makeup presets and retouching are the reason to install it.

A quick selfie editor worth trying

Beauty Camera does one job well: it makes selfies look better with minimal input. The real-time makeup presets, the skin and eye retouching, and the one-tap HD finish cover the most common requests, and the weekly makeup updates give it a reason to stay on your phone. It is free, it carries no ads, and the in-app purchases are there if you want them.

If you want precise, manual control over every adjustment, a dedicated editing suite will serve you better.

For everyone else, this is a straightforward, low-commitment app that covers makeup, retouching, filters and short video in one place. It has earned a solid rating from a sizable user base, and for casual selfie editing it looks like a sensible addition.