Body Tune - Face Photo Editor

• Body Tune Pro — $4.99/month
• Body Tune Pro — $2.99
• Body Tune Pro — $29.99
• Bodytune Pro — $29.99

Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.6 158660 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Appreciated the message when first opening this app

   I loved the little memo given when you first open this app. Just a reminder to love our natural selves and to use with care ;) and the occasional snatched waste pic even tho it’s Christmas time and I’m eating everything 😂 but in all seriousness this app is very user friendly especially for those who are not photo editor experts like myself, so it was really cool to get an app that walked me thru it and let me edit my photo with a breeze. Thanks!

   Hezza0788 · 30 Aug 2026

2. 1/5Horrificly unjust and a menace to society

   How many girls in their early teens scroll through Instagram and other social media platforms coming close to tears every time they stumble upon a picture of another perfect model with no flaws. I know I was one of those girls. The pain of comparing yourself to the internet models is like nothing else. It’s self inflicted torture. We look at ourselves and tear ourselves apart because we will never look like them...... so what do you think happens when those girls are given a tool like this. More eating disorders. More pressure to actually look like the edited photos. It is a work of pure evil, and only leads to harm. I found and downloaded this app, thinking a slight alteration might make a picture I took better. I kept going and going reshaping and retouching everywhere until I looked nothing like myself. And I was happy with my work. That is, until I looked at the difference between the original and the edited photos. They were nothing alike, and I wanted to throw up at the disgrace I felt for believing I could actually be as pretty as the edited picture. I now realize it wasn’t my fault that I fell into the insecure trap of this body image destroying app. I’ll never make the mistake of using this app or any other like it again. I WILL NOT add to the problem that girls like myself are facing today.

   sierra bo beara · 30 Aug 2026

3. 2/5Money lover

   In this game at the jump go it says you have to pay to get certain features which you only get 2-3 features which are not that good so if you don’t really pay you can’t really do nothing but there are so many more apps that allow you to work for free which is what I would recommend because if you get a different one you might not have to pay. Also why would you make an app that you can change your body there is already enough people on this earth specifically teens that want to look a certain way then you go and make this mess which is not helping cause they are going to see this and want to look like what’s on the screen. Instead of trying to make them want to edit their body you try to make them want to love there body and be proud of it not ashamed, when they see that picture there going to want to lose weight which they might think is not eating which could cause more problem so over all I think this app should be shut down or removed if you look at all the reviews I’m pretty sure someone else said sum.

   fhhddid · 30 Aug 2026

4. 3/5I love the editing features

   I loved this app, if you already have curves, small waist, & you just want to tune things up. For me my hips and but. Are amazing, but u have a size 32 C bra size. This app really helps flaunt what God gave you without other social media users seeing your edited pic and immediately thinking PHOTOSHOP! **** The only problem I had was being tricked into thinking I was not going to have money pulled out my banking account with out receiving notice or why. A lot of these editing apps were honest in the beginning but are getting very greedy. I even went to Walgreens and bought a $20 gift card on my Apple ID. Instead of charging my gift card it took the money my uncle put on my bank account for my birthday. It’s tempting, but unless you’re boocoo rich, this app with leave you broke without you even knowing until you check you bank account balance. 😰🤬😡

   barbielovesbilly · 30 Aug 2026

5. 1/5Lili Reinhart

   To restate what Lili said: This is not okay. This is why people develop eating disorders. This is why social media has become hazardous to our health. This is why people have unrealistic expectations of their bodies. If you photoshop your body: you are adding to the problem. We are better than this. Looking “skinnier” on Instagram is not worth the detrimental psychological effects that these photoshopping apps have given our generation. People who use these apps and alter their bodies are clearly suffering from low self esteem, body dysmorphia, or other mental health problems. If we applaud and praise those who photoshop their photos, it’s only encouraging them to continue. And to feel like the only way they will be accepted is if they keep alternating themselves. Once you alleviate yourself of the pressure to conform to FAKE/UNREALISTIC standards...the world is a lot brighter. I promise you.

   becca042899 · 30 Aug 2026

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