camella

Your selfie, another decade.

Pick a look. Give Camella one photo. Get a print that looks like you, shot on a camera from a better-dressed year.

Free to download. No account. Your first print is on us.

Three taps to a print.

1

Pick a look

Photo booth strips, night flash, throwaway film, a 1990s yearbook, Y2K gloss and more.

2

Take or choose a photo

A selfie works best: one face, good light, no sunglasses.

3

Save it, post it

Your print drops out of the booth ready for your camera roll or your story.

the waiting screen is a darkroom. really.

Ten looks to start.

  • Booth Strip
  • Night Flash
  • Pocket Cam '04
  • Throwaway Film
  • Instant Frame
  • Golden Hour
  • '90s Yearbook
  • Y2K Gloss
  • Editorial Mono
  • Yeşilçam Poster

New looks are added regularly. Available in English, German and Turkish.

Fair questions.

Will it look like me?

Camella is built to make prints that look like you, but they are generated by AI. They are not real photographs and results vary from photo to photo. If a print does not work out, try a clearer photo.

What happens to my photo?

Your photo is sent to an AI service (Google (Gemini API)) only to create your print, and only after you say yes on a screen that explains this. Camella does not store your photo or your print on its servers. Prints are kept on your phone. Details are in the privacy policy.

Do I need an account?

No. There is nothing to sign up for. The app keeps an anonymous ID so it can remember how many prints you have left.

Is it free?

Downloading is free and your first print is free. After that, prints come with Camella Plus (a weekly or yearly subscription with a daily allowance) or in small packs. You see your print before any paywall asks for anything.

How do I cancel?

Subscriptions are handled by the App Store or Google Play. Cancel any time in your store account settings; you keep Plus until the end of the paid period.

Can I upload a photo of someone else?

Only with their permission. Do not upload photos of people who have not agreed, of children, or of public figures. See the terms.