3D Avatar Creator

3D Avatar Creator on the App Store on iTunes

 

"Internet's Funniest New Obsession" – kotaku.com"Did we mention it's FREE and you only need to know fluent Mandarin to use it?!Sort of. It is all in Chinese but life is an adventure and this app is your life now."- ElleAchieved App Store TOP 1 in 56 Countries (or Regions) MyIdol is an app that can turn your selfie into a 3D avatar. Using 3D facial recognition technology, MyIdol enables you to create your unique avatar. You can adjust skin color, hairstyle, eye tone, and add mustache to make your avatar look more like you; you can dress up it by add clothes, accessories, and even face paints; you can choose an action for it to perform. The funniest part is to generate emoji, make profile pictures, and direct your own MV using that unique avatar. Now, share the little animated version of you to all your friends.What you need to do is-take/upload a selfie & select gender-dress up your Avatar & you are ready to rockTry this amazing app that LadyGaga, Miley Cyrus, Zara Larsson, Lily Rose, and all the other stars are using. It is totally FREE.Get connected:Fb: https://www.facebook.com/MyIdolappofficialIns: https://instagram.com/myidolapp_official/Twitter: https://twitter.com/MyIdol_App
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