If you daydream about becoming a cartoon character and living your life like you’re in a wholesome animated movie full of romance, wholesomeness, and adventures that always, always end well, you’re not alone. And you can fulfill that fantasy—well, kind of.
The ToonMe app turns your photos into Pixar-ified and Disney-fied versions of you, showing you what you’d look like as somebody from a cartoon. However, what would celebrities and famous figures look like in the cartoon world? We wanted to find out, so Bored Panda toonified their photos for your enjoyment. Check the pics out below and remember to upvote your fave ones as you scroll down.
Just like with every single app or service out there, first be sure to read the terms and conditions, as well as the privacy policy before using them, dear Pandas. Keep in mind that you don’t have to download the app if you don’t want to because you can toonify yourself on their website.
More info: ToonMe.com | PhotoLab.me | Pho.to | Twitter | App (Google Play) | App (Apple)
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Sir Patrick Stewart
Gordon Ramsay
Jack Black
ToonMe is published by Linerock Investments LTD on Google Play for Android and Informe Laboratories, Inc. on the Apple Store; meanwhile, the app was developed by Photo Lab, in their own words, a group of photo editing gurus.
The latter has more than 10 years of experience in the field of creating mobile apps, aims to want to “rock the photo world,” and claims to have made more than 160 million users “happy” all over the globe, according to their website.
“We believe that creativity is for everyone. That the lack of picture processing skills is not an obstacle in your way to fantastic photos. We keep our products smart and simple: although the applications are well filled with high-end technologies (like AI-driven algorithms or 3D face tracking) they are made with maximum simplicity in mind. Most often a perfect photo is a matter of just one tap,” they explain the appeal of their service.
Betty White
Ryan Reynolds
Jake Gyllenhaal
It appears that the ToonMe team recently has some issues with their service due to “high demand” and they say that they’ve solved the issues, adding to their fans: “We love you!”
Though the ToonMe app has a respectable rating of 4.4 on the Apple store, at the time of writing it has an abysmal rating of 1.9 on theGoogle Play store. This low rating for the Android version of the app is probably linked to the flood of users using the app. Hopefully, all the issues are now fixed.
So, what did you think of the ToonMe app? Did you enjoy this list? If you’ve tried the app, post a Pixar version of your photo in the comment section for all the other Pandas to enjoy.
Pink
Elton John
Danny Devito
Stan Lee
Vladimir Putin
Anya Taylor-Joy
Mark Zuckerberg
Kim Jong-Un
Nicolas Cage
András Arató ( Hide The Pain Harold)
Emma Watson
Emma Stone
Ed Sheeran
Sir Ian McKellen
Keanu Reeves
John Legend
Jennifer Aniston
Mike Myers
Adam Driver
Nicolas Sarkozy
Pedro Pascal
Miley Cirus
Justin Bieber
Gérard Depardieu
This medium doesn't seem to allow for distinct face shapes, particularly cheeks. Most characters have heavier puffy cheeks on the lower portion of the faces rather than apple cheeks.
And why do most of them get green eyes and face lifts that remove all the distinctive features and wrinkles?
Load More Replies...Nah, just tried it myself and it was so bad that I uninstalled it 10 minutes later. The filters aren't that creative aside from the Disney/Pixar ones. I've got quite a few good photos that I used, and they all turned out terrible. The ones in this post seemed to be very polished compared to the actual results that the app produces. Most of the reviews are quite bad as well. This is a fun article, but it isn't a great app.
This medium doesn't seem to allow for distinct face shapes, particularly cheeks. Most characters have heavier puffy cheeks on the lower portion of the faces rather than apple cheeks.
And why do most of them get green eyes and face lifts that remove all the distinctive features and wrinkles?
Load More Replies...Nah, just tried it myself and it was so bad that I uninstalled it 10 minutes later. The filters aren't that creative aside from the Disney/Pixar ones. I've got quite a few good photos that I used, and they all turned out terrible. The ones in this post seemed to be very polished compared to the actual results that the app produces. Most of the reviews are quite bad as well. This is a fun article, but it isn't a great app.