Try on real-time sticky AR face filters directly in your browser. Live face tracking with gold aviators, cyberpunk HUD visors, kawaii cat ears, royal crowns, Venetian masks, and 1-click snapshot export.
Wear real-time augmented reality camera stickers and face filters directly in your browser. Powered by Google BlazeFace neural face tracking with WebGL and WebAssembly acceleration, Shrinkify locks onto facial landmarks (eyes, forehead, nose tip, mouth, and ears) at 60 FPS. AR filters stick to your face and automatically scale, translate, and tilt as you turn your head. Wear gold aviator sunglasses, cyberpunk HUD holographic visors, fluffy cat ears and whiskers, royal golden crowns, Venetian masquerade masks, or 8-bit meme pixel shades with zero lag. Capture high-resolution snapshots with the overlay permanently composited, and export to PNG, WebP, AVIF, or JPEG with optional file size limits (under 50 KB or 100 KB) — 100% privately on your device.
How to Use
Click Start Camera or allow webcam permissions in your browser. If you don't have a camera, the interactive Virtual AR Studio is available instantly.
Browse the filter ribbon and tap any preset — Aviators, Cyber Visor, Cat Ears, Imperial Crown, Venetian Mask, 8-bit Pixel Shades, Puppy, or Angel Halo.
Google BlazeFace tracks eyes, nose, and head tilt in real time. Turn your head or adjust the fine-tune scale and vertical offset sliders to taste.
Use instant capture or the 3-second timer. The active AR filter is composited onto your photo, ready to export as PNG, WebP, AVIF, or JPEG.
Shrinkify uses Google BlazeFace machine learning neural tracking via WebAssembly and WebGL GPU acceleration. BlazeFace detects 6 facial landmarks (eyes, nose, mouth, and ears) in real time. Our client-side interpolation engine applies exponential smoothing to eliminate jitter, while dynamically calculating head tilt angles and pupillary distance so glasses, crowns, and cat ears stay stuck to your face as you move.
Yes! The camera viewport utilizes native HTML5 video with playsinline attributes and supports front and rear camera switching. GPU acceleration ensures smooth 30 to 60 FPS performance on iOS Safari, Android Chrome, Samsung Internet, and modern desktop browsers.
Never. 100% of the video streaming, neural face tracking, filter rendering, and image snapshot generation runs entirely inside your local browser memory. No video frames, audio, or biometric data are ever uploaded to any cloud server or third party.
Click the red shutter button (or toggle the 3-second countdown timer). The camera captures your snapshot and permanently composites the active AR filter onto the image. You can then download the photo in PNG, WebP, JPEG, or AVIF format, or copy it directly to your clipboard.
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