Beauty Plus Princess Camera

Review by eFreeware

Beauty Plus Princess Camera is a free beauty camera and photo editor from the developer Photo Editors & Games, built around one idea: turning an ordinary photo into a princess-themed one. The pitch is speed and simplicity rather than depth, and the main reason to consider it is that it puts a set of playful dress-up and makeup stickers onto your selfies without asking you to learn anything complicated.

It has been downloaded more than 500,000 times and holds a 4.7 average across 1,513 ratings, which suggests the people who install it tend to get what they came for. The app is free and supported by ads, and the developer does not offer in-app purchases, so there is no paid tier to think about before you start.

The app promises to swap hairstyles, dresses and makeup in roughly five seconds. That is the developer's framing, not a measured benchmark, but it does tell you what kind of tool this is. It is not trying to be a full editing suite; it is trying to be quick and fun.

What you actually do with it

The core loop is straightforward. You take or choose a photo, then decorate it with stickers. The developer's own wording describes adding cute, lovely stickers to a photo, and lists rainbows, glasses and stars as examples. There is also a makeup layer, so you can apply makeup to the face in the photo rather than just sticking objects around it.

Beyond the stickers, the app promises dress-up options: pink hair, a princess dress and princess makeup are called out by name. That is the transformation the app is selling. You are not editing exposure or color balance here; you are choosing a look and applying it.

The developer describes the app as a beauty photo game for girls and a princess camera, and the whole feature set follows from that. The material is themed consistently, and the app is rated Teen, which fits a toy-box approach to photo editing.

Once you have made something, you can save the photo and share it with friends. Photo settings can also be changed, which suggests some adjustment beyond the sticker layer.

The sticker library is the whole point

If you strip everything else away, this app is a sticker library with a camera attached. The developer lists rainbows, glasses, stars, glitter and sparkles, and describes a large collection of girl stickers aimed at the princess look. The variety is the feature; the more stickers there are, the more combinations you can build from a single photo.

What appeals to me about that approach is how low the barrier is. You pick a sticker, place it on the photo, and move on. For someone who wants a decorated selfie in a couple of minutes, that is the right trade.

The limitation is equally clear. A sticker-based editor produces sticker-based results. If your goal is a natural-looking portrait retouch, the princess framing and the rainbow-and-glitter palette are not built for that. The app is aimed at a specific look, and it commits to it.

Selfies, sharing and the social angle

The output is presented as a princess selfie, with the suggestion that friends and girlfriends will be surprised by the result. That is marketing language, and how any particular photo lands with your friends is not something an app can promise. What the app does provide is a finished image you can save and send.

The sharing step is simple by design: make the photo, save it, share it. The sharing happens through whatever apps you already use on your phone. That keeps things uncluttered.

For anyone who enjoys themed photos, birthdays, dress-up play or just a silly selfie, this is the natural use case.

What it costs you in practice

The app is free to download and contains ads. There are no in-app purchases, so ads are the only form of monetization. If you dislike advertising in a photo tool, that is the main cost to weigh before installing.

The other trade-off is scope. This is a princess-themed beauty camera, not a general-purpose editor. The app is entirely about stickers, makeup, dress-up options and selfies. Cropping, color correction and advanced retouching are not part of what the app offers.

The app was released in December 2020 and last updated in October 2026, so it is not a brand-new release, and it has not changed in a long time.

Who gets the most from it

This app is built for people who want a fast, playful, princess-themed edit and are happy to work with stickers rather than sliders. It is positioned for girls as a beauty photo game, and the feature set matches that positioning closely.

It also suits anyone who wants to decorate a photo for a specific occasion without opening a full editor. The five-second promise, even taken loosely, describes the appeal: quick, themed, done.

If your interest in photo editing is technical, or if you want results that look untouched, the sticker-and-glitter approach here is not the tool for that job. The app is honest about what it is, and the people it serves are the people who want exactly that.

A quick, themed editor for princess selfies

Beauty Plus Princess Camera does one thing and does it without much friction: it puts princess-themed stickers, makeup and dress-up options onto your photos. It is free, it carries ads, and it does not ask for in-app purchases. The 4.7 average from 1,513 ratings and the 500,000-plus installs suggest a decent number of people have found it useful for exactly that purpose.

My recommendation is straightforward. If you want a princess selfie with pink hair, a dress, makeup, stars, glitter and sparkles, and you want it in a couple of minutes, this app is built for you. If you are looking for a general photo editor that handles exposure, color and retouching, the sticker-first design here is not aimed at that.

Install it if the themed, playful result is what you are after and you can live with ads. Skip it if you need a broader editing toolkit, because the app stays firmly inside the princess lane.