New FaceApp weight filter makes face look fat (and vice versa)

Social media users have discovered a new FaceApp weight filter that makes faces look fat. And if the person in the photo is already thick, you can look at yourself thin.

FaceApp rolled out a new feature at the end of September. It’s called Weight Filter, and it’s a filter that makes a person fat or thin.

To look at yourself with excess weight (or vice versa), just go to FaceApp, upload a selfie and select the Weight filter. The Bigger version is free, but to “lose weight” you have to pay for a Pro account.

On social media, the new feature goes viral. Hundreds of people have already tried it. Garik Kharlamov, Ilya Prusikin and Danila Poperechny

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their plump versions.

Обидно, когда ты накидываешь на свою фотку фильтр толстяка, а никто нихуя не замечает изменений и приходится делать это второй раз pic.twitter.com/l2xo5tHhld

— Данила Поперечный (@Spoontamer)

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Omfg the weight filter on FaceApp pic.twitter.com/GHlZCvZvrR

— ThatPortlyDude (@Pup_Drake)

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By the way, you can increase your face size several times. Jokers and memers have already taken advantage of this.

lol FaceApp’s fat filter owns pic.twitter.com/XmNDzThKpa

— Dr. Egbert J. Souse, Ph.D (@FlickerWindow)

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Running Timmy through the FaceApp until he becomes Ron Jeremy pic.twitter.com/XURGzRz3XF

— The Chimp Respecter (@DaveMcNamee3000)

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Put a ben shapiro picture through the face app weight gain filter until it could no longer detect a face pic.twitter.com/m0oyDy7sL4

— Selfish Dying Relative (@SlainKinsman)

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Ha ha I should be in bed by now. #faceapp @NoContextRaimi pic.twitter.com/N9lCEqm8HZ

— Isaac (@Isaacthehusker)

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