Rasengan Photomaker: Edition Naru Pro
Florian Winter
4.2 ★
70 ratings
Free
In this photo editing app, you can select images, add rasengan effects, and apply filters to create customized photos. Includes various rasengan variants, filters, and sharing options.
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AppRecs rating 4.2. Trustworthiness 72 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 32 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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About Rasengan Photomaker: Edition Naru Pro
For an indescribable look, we have paid particular attention to the best HD screen quality. Free for a limited time!
Create stunning photos with the new Rasengan Photoeditor App.
You can choose between different variants of rasengan.
Take a picture or choose one from your camera roll, load your favorite rasengan and apply some awesome filter to it.
Share your pics on all sozial media platfroms (Whatsapp, Facebook, Twitter, ...).
Walk-through
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1) Download the app
2) Choose a picture (Camera or Gallery)
3) Select your favorite rasengan
4) Apply color or blend filter to your images
5) Save your image or share it.
6) Have fun! ;)
Compatible with iOS8+ and all iPhone and iPad devices!
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Reviews for Rasengan Photomaker: Edition Naru Pro
NinjaEDL
Nope
The stickers do not move you can only resize it
PhelineCat
Edits disappear
There's a decent pencil sketch edit I used a few times; it didn't save twice, saved the entire screen once, then was gone from the editing choices the next time. I guess I'll leave it off my phone and only add it when I need/want a Rasengan or other kind of floating orb. I'll be able to blur details if I need something more generic since I don't need Rasengan often. It's incredibly easy to use but reminds me constantly of how to use it. Every single time I start editing a new photo, it's there, just like Clippy in the evil days of Clippy.
