Put floppy dog ears and a dog nose on any photo. Open your mouth and the tongue comes out.
How to add a face filter to a photo
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Select one or more JPG, PNG, WEBP or HEIC photos with faces in them.
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Pick a filter, such as Dog, Flower crown or Sunglasses, and set its size.
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Click Apply filter, then download your photos.
Put the dog filter on any photo
This page opens on the Dog filter: floppy brown ears with soft fur, a shiny black nose and, when the mouth is open in the photo, a pink tongue. Every face in the picture gets its own ears and nose, sized and tilted to fit.
It works on photos you already have, not just a live camera: selfies, group shots, even old portraits. Make the ears and nose bigger or smaller with the Size slider, then save the photo at its full size. Faces are found in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
Use a photo where the mouth is open, for example laughing or sticking the tongue out. When the lips are apart, the dog's tongue comes out on its own.
Yes. Every face that can be found gets ears and a nose, each fitted to its own size and tilt.
No. It finds human faces, so it puts dog ears on people, not on dogs or cats.
Select the photo, choose Dog and click Apply filter. If the mouth is open in the photo, the dog's tongue comes out too.
Yes. Every face that can be found gets the filter, each fitted to its own size and tilt.
The face may be too small, turned too far away, covered or in the dark. Faces looking towards the camera in good light work best.
Yes. It works on any photo, not just a live camera. Select up to 20 photos and they all get the same filter.
No. Faces are found and the filter is drawn in your browser. Your photos stay on your device.
A soft, cute look: a pink satin bow on the head, rosy cheeks with tiny hearts, sparkles and slightly bigger eyes. Choose Pookie, then click Apply filter.
