Selfie Camera - Beauty Camera

Review by eFreeware

Selfie Camera - Beauty Camera is a free photography app from the developer Easyelife, and its purpose is written plainly in the name: it takes the selfies you already shoot and improves them, then adds makeup, filters and stickers on top. The reason to consider it is the breadth of that toolkit in one place. Retouching, makeup, collage, video trimming and music all sit inside a single download rather than spread across several apps.

The scale is impressive. More than 10 million installs and a 4.6 average from almost 45,000 ratings suggest a tool people keep rather than delete after a week. It has been available since October 2022 and was last updated in September 2026, so the app is being worked on rather than left to sit.

It is free to download and supported by ads, with no in-app purchases. That matters when you want to save a photo without paying. What you trade for that is the ordinary cost of free software of this type.

One tap does most of the work

The center of the app is its automatic retouching. Point the camera at yourself and take the shot. The developer describes this as restoring your natural look while adding current makeup styles, and for anyone who finds manual sliders tedious, that default is the appeal.

From there the tools get more specific. Skin smoothing and treatment for blemishes such as acne and pimples are included. Teeth whitening and eye brightening are included, with the latter aimed at dark circles and bags under the eyes. This makes it easier to fix one thing without changing everything else.

Reshaping is included. You can adjust the eyes, nose and lips, slim the face, or change the shape of the body, and the app also offers smaller head size and fuller lips. This is the part of a beauty camera that divides people. Used lightly it corrects what a phone lens distorts; pushed hard it stops looking like a photograph. The controls are there for both, and restraint is the user's job.

Makeup, stickers and filters that keep moving

Makeup is treated as a full layer rather than a single effect. You get lipstick and lip gloss, blush, contour, eyebrows, eyeshadow, colored contacts and hair dye, along with hairstyles and accessories. The result is closer to a virtual makeover than a filter, and you can build a look from individual pieces instead of accepting a preset.

Filters include seasonal sets alongside the regular rotation, and there are AR face stickers for people who want their selfies to be funny rather than flattering. The developer's recent updates added male makeup options and new selfie effects alongside an expanded makeup range.

The two directions sit side by side without conflict. You can spend ten minutes assembling a polished makeup look, or you can slap a sticker on a group shot and send it to friends. That range is why the app holds up better than a single-purpose filter camera, which tends to be fun for a week and then forgotten.

Editing, collages and video in the same place

Beyond the camera, the app includes a photo editor with adjustments like brightness, contrast, saturation, temperature, sharpen, vignette and fade. You can resize and trim, and add stickers and text, with a doodle pen for freehand marks. Having it in the same app as the beauty tools is convenient.

The collage maker is a quick way to build a birthday post or a before-and-after comparison. Video tools include music, templates and effects for music videos. It also produces duet videos, which are made to be shared with friends.

The through line is sharing. Everything the app makes is designed to leave it and land on social media. Whether that matters depends on how much of your photography already ends up in those places, but for most people using a beauty camera, it is the whole point.

What the free version asks of you

The app is free and carries ads. Expect advertising as part of the experience, with no in-app purchases. That is a reasonable arrangement for a tool this broad, and it is worth being clear about before you install rather than after.

The other trade-off is scope. This is a beauty and selfie tool, not a general-purpose camera. Its strengths are faces, makeup and short social video, and the editing features exist to serve that output. If your photography is landscapes, product shots or anything else that does not involve a person in frame, the app may not be for you.

There is also the question of how much correction you want. The app includes tools to slim a face, enlarge eyes and smooth skin, and the tools do not decide for you where that line sits. Used as a light touch-up, they are useful. Used as a default, they change how you appear in photographs, and that is a choice worth making deliberately.

Who gets the most from it

The clearest fit is someone who takes a lot of selfies and short videos for social platforms and wants them to look finished without learning a desktop editor. The combination of one-tap retouching, a makeup layer and daily filters covers the whole routine, and the built-in collage and video tools mean the output is ready to post.

It also suits people who like to experiment. The recent additions of male makeup effects and fresh selfie effects show the developer is adding to that rotation rather than letting it stagnate.

It suits anyone who wants filters, beauty tools and creative edits in their selfies. The app is built around enhancement. That focus is what makes it good at its job, and it is also the limit of what it does.

A free beauty camera worth trying

Selfie Camera - Beauty Camera earns a place on a phone that already takes a lot of selfies. The retouching is immediate, the makeup tools go deeper than a single preset, and the photo, collage and video features are included. A 4.6 average across tens of thousands of ratings supports the idea that it does these things competently.

The narrow focus on faces is the other thing to accept. Neither is a flaw so much as the terms of a free tool. If you want a broad camera app, this is not the one; if you want selfies and short videos to look polished with minimal effort, it covers that ground well.

My recommendation is to install it and start with the one-tap retouch before touching the reshaping controls. That is where the app is at its most useful, and it is the quickest way to judge whether its idea of a good photo matches yours.

What's new in version 3.5.1

V3.5.1 🌟New selfie effects, more beautiful 🎉Improve makeup, more styles V3.5.0 🌺Summer effects, new experience 💝Improve camera, fast snap V3.3.9 💝Added makeup effects for male characters 🎊Optimized some details for a better experience