Posella - Pose Tạo dáng app analytics for October 15

Posing is the hard part. Posella makes it the easy part. Pick a pose, and it appears faded right over your live camera. Move yourself until you match it, then shoot. No guessing, no scrolling through saved screenshots, no asking the person holding the phone to describe what you look like. PHOTOBOOTH Choose 4 or 6 shots, tap once, and put the phone down. Posella counts you in and takes the whole strip on its own, then lays the shots out into a finished photo strip — 1x4, 2x2, 2x3 or 3x2, with a frame if you want one. Save it as a still image, or as an animated GIF in which every frame of the strip moves. A moment before each shutter is recorded too, so what you get back is the laughing and the fidgeting, not only the pose you finally settled on. WHAT YOU GET • 36 settings, each with its own set of poses — ao dai, graduation, cafe, beach, bikini, couple and group shots, hiking, street, bicycle, birthday, picnic, portrait, selfie, yoga, with a car, by a window, and more • Photobooth mode: unattended 4 or 6 shot strips, saved as a still or an animated GIF • Drag and pinch the pose anywhere on screen, from half size to four times • Sketch mode turns the pose into a clean white outline, so it guides you without hiding the shot • Aspect ratios for wherever the photo is going: full screen, 9:16, 3:4, 1:1, 2:3 • Photo frames and colour filters, previewed live before you press the shutter • A timer, so you can start the shot and then walk into it • Save your own pose images into private folders and shoot against those • Favourite the poses and settings you keep coming back to • Available in English, Vietnamese, Chinese and Spanish HOW PEOPLE USE IT Hand your phone to a friend who has never taken a photo of you before, and the pose on screen tells both of you exactly what to do. Practise a shot alone before the day itself. Try the same setting five different ways and keep the one that works. Set a photobooth strip running at a birthday and let everyone take their own. Photos are saved straight to your own photo library. Nothing you shoot leaves your phone.