What Will I Look Like Old Face

Name: What Will I Look Like Old Face
Rating: 4.2 (22354 reviews)
Author: Ninja Chemist LLC

By: Ninja Chemist LLC App

AI Face Filters Crazy Effects!

Overview

Version:

8.0.1

Last updated: 2024-09-20

Features & Capabilities

What Will I Look Like Old Face is an AI-powered photo editor that lets you age, cartoonize, and customize selfies with a variety of filters. From aging up to 100 years to turning yourself into a cartoon hero or a younger version, it delivers quick, fun visuals with automatic face detection and free starter access to most features.

Explore additional features like bald overlays, the Ugly filter, a wide range of stickers, and a playful crystal-ball future prediction. A subscription unlocks unlimited access to all filters and effects. Note: the app states that it does not collect, share, or save any user’s photos or face data.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App AI Photography Entertainment Social Media Design

By:

Ninja Chemist LLC

Rating:

4.20

(22,354) 2 new ratings

Version:

8.0.1 Last updated: 2024-09-20

Version code:

868187283

Creation date:

2016-11-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

124.68MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 11,636 ▼ 20

Other rankings

#65 in like keyword 26 ▼ 26

For Developers

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Developed by:

Ninja Chemist LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/what-will-i-look-like-old-face/id1176650661

User Reviews

Most reviews label the app as not free and financially exploitative, with persistent ads and misleading free-claims. Many users report the app crashes, fails to process photos, or requires payment before any result. A smaller group still enjoys the idea of aging visualization and expresses willingness to reuse. Privacy concerns about camera access and card signups also appear. Overall, while some find the concept appealing, the dominant sentiment is frustration with cost, reliability, and deceptive advertising.

Pros

Some users like the app and want to use it again.
The aging-preview concept of seeing how you might look in the future attracts user interest.
A subset of users find the app usable enough for basic use and are willing to reuse it.

Cons

Paywall: requires payment ($4.99 or more) to access features, with many reviews calling it not free.
Ads and misleading free-promises; many reviewers describe the app as a scam or scams around the free offer.
Reliability issues: frequent errors, crashes, and inability to take or process photos.
Privacy/cost concerns: pressure to sign up with a credit card and concerns about camera access.
Unrealistic or inconsistent results; some say outputs are not realistic.

Recent reviews

This is horrible. It says you can get filters for free but no you can’t everything costs money. Like I’ve gotten scammed with games before but just what is the point of making money out of a scam?