Xray body scanner girls camera is an X-ray filter app. It overlays an X-ray graphic effect over a person’s physical image to display their skeleton and inner organs. It even shows their outer anatomical features. The app does not use X-ray technology and is not meant for diagnostic purposes.

Developed by AND Groups, this X-ray overlay app isn’t all that different from Concourse X-Ray and XRay Scanner for Body Quiz. Like those apps, this one superimposes an image of a similar body type over an existing image.

Who can play it?

This X-ray body scanner is free to download from Google Play and is recommended for users aged 3+. Although it’s only available in English, it features simple headers and a couple of gender icons, making it fairly easy to use even for non-native speakers.

What’s it about?

In this X-ray photo app, users can toggle between a real human image and an anatomy model featuring the skeleton and the main internal organs. To view these comparisons, they simply upload a photo of a human body and select the gender. They can then slide across the image by using an interactive ‘before and after’ slider.

What’s special about it?

This fake X-ray app doesn't bestow X-ray capabilities on any device or use harmful radiation on the body. The great thing about it is that users can overlay their real anatomy over models or transpose a model over their actual image to locate sources of pain.

Locate the source of pain

Despite its name, this X-ray filter app isn’t specific to girls. Also, it’s not a clothes remover or an X-ray bra scanner. It’s simply a way to estimate where specific organs and pain points are, and it can also serve to remind people of basic anatomical elements.