Questions about Sfuma

Yes. Every tool, 50 looks, full-resolution export and pasting shared looks are free with no time limit. Today’s version has no ads; if ads come, they never show in your first 30 days, and after that one may appear after an export or when you come back to the app, unless you unlock. Pricing.

No. There is no watermark on any export, free or unlocked. Exports are re-rendered at the photo’s full resolution.

No ads, sharing your own looks as codes, and 28 more looks on top of the 50 free ones. Everything else stays free anyway. Annual or lifetime, no monthly plan.

The app is free. The unlock is priced per country by the App Store; once Sfuma is listed, the App Store shows the exact price in your currency before you confirm.

No. Nothing to sign up for and nothing to cancel. The app simply stays free.

No. Editing runs on your iPhone. The only upload is a feedback report you choose to send, and the app lists what it contains before you press Send. How privacy is built.

No. There is no login. Purchases are tied to your Apple Account (Apple ID) by Apple, so Restore purchase works without us knowing who you are.

Settings → Network activity lists every server the app’s own code has connected to, with the purpose. App Store purchases run inside iOS and are not listed. A fresh install shows “No network activity — as promised.”

No. Today’s version has no ads and no ad code. If ads come, they will be non-personalized: no advertising identifier, no tracking prompt.

No. It uses the system photo picker, so it sees only the photos you choose. Your originals are never modified. When you save, it asks only for permission to add photos.

What you were trying to do, how it went, your description, your device model, iOS and app version, language, a random install ID and, if you switch them on, the photo you edited, the result, your edit settings and the face-detection numbers. Location and camera serial are stripped from photos first. You can delete a report any time. Privacy policy.

No. Smoothing works on texture only. A test in the app’s suite measures color balance and brightness before and after heavy smoothing on portraits across roughly Fitzpatrick II–VI. The numbers.

Yes, and it is tested on it. The tone-lock test runs on every portrait in the test set, from roughly Fitzpatrick II to VI.

At default it should not: pores and texture stay visible at 100 percent zoom. Each slider has a soft detent at the point where the edit still looks like you; you can go past it.

Yes. Heal has an Automatic mode that finds spots and a Manual brush that rebuilds a spot from the skin around it.

Yes. Each face gets its own edits, and small faces at the back are smoothed like a close-up. Undo returns to the face each change was made on.

Press and hold the photo. It works at any zoom.

Not in the current version. The editor’s four tabs are Slimming, Touch Up, Looks and Edit.

iOS 16 and later.

Small, because it bundles no machine-learning models of its own; it uses the ones already on your iPhone. The App Store listing shows the exact size.

A short code like SF-2400-CCW0 that carries an edit’s settings. Paste it in Sfuma and the look is applied to your photo, scaled to your face. Making one needs the unlock; pasting one is free. Recipes.

Yes. The app and this site are in Turkish and English, and the Vivid look family is tuned for Turkey.

Not today. Sfuma is built on Apple’s on-device frameworks and ships for iPhone first.