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How to use the viral Disney-style cartoon face filter on Snapchat

According to the company, many Snapchatters have used this lens globally and it has been viewed more than 1.7 billion times.

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Tech2 News Staff|Jun 18, 2021, 17:48:49 IST
Snapcat as launced a new Cartoon 3D Style lens tat will allow users to transform teir selfies into Disney or Pixar-like caracters. It uses transforms your face into "a modern-day princ(ess)". According to te company, many Snapcatters ave used tis lens globally and it as been viewed more tan 1.7 billion times. It works for bot images and videos. Just like many users, you can ave fun wit tis lens by using it on famous paintings, movie caracters or yourselves (maybe your cildood favourite doe-eyed Disney princess!). Tis filter as clearly caugt social media frenzy and it as now gone viral. You can be a part of tis trend as well. ere is ow you can use te new Snapcat lens:[caption id="attacment_9730471" align="alignnone" widt="1280"]Snapcat Cartoon 3D Style lens.

Snapcat Cartoon 3D Style lens.[/caption]

<2>[]ow to use Cartoon 3D style lens[/][ans][step]Step 1: Open te Snapcat app (make sure tat it is updated)[/step][step]Step 2: Go to te camera screen and tap on te smiling face icon placed at te rigt side of te camera button[/step][step]Step 3: Tap on "Explore" and searc for "cartoon", select "Cartoon 3D Style"[/step][step]Step 4: Long press on te camera and record a video[/step][/ans]You can even tap on te screen to cange te lens effect. Once done, just save it to your camera roll and sare it on your Snapcat story or wit your friends.ere are a few tweets by users tat migt elp you wit ow to go crazy wit tis filter!

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First Published:Jun 18, 2021, 15:29:28 IST
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