The #animefilter is particularly popular on TikTok—but the thing is, you won’t find the filter there. The #animefilter is actually a Snapchat filter that people are using and then manually porting ...

The latest social media filter is an anime filter on Snapchat that turns you into a real-life anime character. The face filter, which is called Anime Style, first appeared on the app earlier this year ...

A new Snapchat filter has Twitter tickled. The anime filter, which renders a person’s face into the Japanese art form, recently inspired a slew of tweets (unsurprisingly under the hashtag ...

If you’ve spent more than a few minutes on Twitter or Instagram in the past few days, you’ve seen it at work: a filter that renders your face in the style of Japanese anime in real-time. The trend has ...

Snapchat has added a new anime filter the other day and it’s a lot of fun. You can use the filter on any human-looking face (or maybe even pets) to morph them into their anime counterpart. As I’ve ...

Since Snapchat unveiled its Anime Style filter earlier this week, many have been flocking to the app to try it out. Thankfully, one user tested the filter on a video of their dog, and the results were ...

Snapchat is one of the top social media apps out there, and it brings in millions of users daily thanks to its filters. From AR stickers to dog-eared filters, Snapchat has a lens that will suit your ...

Snapchat is under fire once again for a racially insensitive feature––this time a filter many users accused of being a form of yellowface. The new filter, which was revealed this week, made users' ...

Snapchat is apologizing for a controversial Juneteenth filter that allowed users to “smile and break the chains,” saying the filter had not gone through its usual review protocols. The filter was ...

Needless to say, the outrage spilled over on Twitter. Snapchat, which just four months ago was called out for another filter that celebrated 420 by superimposing Bob Marley dreadlocks and a digital ...

An anime filter is going viral on social media with videos under the hashtag #AnimeFilter collecting more than 32 million views on TikTok, as well as hundreds of posts across Twitter and Instagram.