Meipai is an application designed to allow users to quickly modify their images with little effort. As opposed to more in-depth software such as Photoshop, this is an ideal package that requires little experience to use effectively. Its offers a highly intuitive user interface and above all, it is a great deal of fun to work with.

Features and Applications

Those who download Meipai will be quite pleased with the amount of options to utilise. While there are general editing capabilities, the main purpose of this smartphone app is to enhance the physical beauty of a photo. So, users can retouch blemishes, smooth rough lines, hide wrinkles and even choose a virtual 'facelift' that provides a unique slimming effect. This is a very popular program for those who are regularly updating their profile pictures on social media sites. All images can be automatically shared on these major platforms with a single click.

The standard editing features you find on other Photoshop apps, such as crop, sharpen, rotate and more. You are also able to create collages as well as add special effects, filters and stickers. The app also lets you stylise photos with several brushes, frames and background. Unlike certain photo-editing apps, this free alternative does not charge extra for certain features such as filters. Once you’re finished editing, Meipai allows you share your photos on Facebook, Twitter, WeChat, Instagram and other social media platforms. Tailored largely to the Chinese users and the Southeast Asia market, the mobile app’s concept of beauty may not translate to other markets. Skin lightening is one of the app’s most popular features, and users in other parts of the world may see the appeal.

Additional Benefits

Meipai is also perfect if a user wishes to add specific themes to an image. There are currently over 50 filters to choose from. Unique frames and backgrounds are likewise available. New ones are added every week. Finally, an innovative 'FX Camera' offers professional results within seconds. It was last updated in November 2016.