Go to the Photo Editing screen, tap the ••• icon in the top-right corner, find Automatically Save as Recipe, and turn off the toggle.
Go to Me > Drafts > Video Drafts to view your saved video drafts.
The maximum recording length may vary depending on your device. Most devices currently support recordings of approximately 1–5 minutes. Please refer to the recording length displayed on your device.
Video recording length may vary depending on your device model and the available storage space on your phone. Manual adjustment is not currently supported. Please refer to the recording length displayed on your device.
On the homepage, select Photo Editing or Portrait Editing, then import the photo you want to edit. You can use tools such as photo enhancement, retouching, filters, and color adjustments. Tap Save when you are finished.
While editing a photo, you can save your current edits as a draft. Later, open Photo Editing or Portrait Editing and select Drafts at the top of the photo selection screen to view your saved drafts.
When editing a group photo, go to Portrait Editing and select the person you want to adjust. You can switch between different people in the photo to edit them individually. Up to 10 faces can currently be recognized.
Go to Camera > Background Removal, then select the photo you want to edit. The system will automatically detect the subject and remove the background. You can then continue editing or save the image as needed.
Go to Me > Settings > Personal Settings > Personal Watermark to set up your watermark. Then edit a photo in Photo Editing or Portrait Editing and save it to add your personal watermark.
Go to Me > Settings > My Watermark, then select Do Not Use Watermark to turn off automatic watermarking.
On the camera screen, tap ••• in the top-right corner, then go to Settings > Camera Settings and turn on Automatically Mute Shutter Sound.
If the original files stored on your phone have been deleted, your draft may become corrupted. Restoring the original files will usually allow you to open the draft again. Draft issues may also occur when a photo has been edited for a long time, involves many editing steps, and is saved only after extensive changes, as the amount of data may be too large. We recommend saving drafts regularly while editing. To reduce the risk of draft corruption, avoid closing the app or switching it to the background immediately after saving.
Some downloaded assets may be removed because of content updates, feature improvements, or technical updates, and may no longer be available for use. We recommend choosing similar assets instead. We will continue to update the app with more high-quality content.
Image quality settings are currently available only on certain device models. If your device supports this feature, go to Settings > Image Quality Settings and select your preferred quality option. If your device does not support this feature or adjusting the setting does not resolve the issue, please submit feedback with your phone model, operating system version, and a description or screenshot of the issue. We will further check your device and account status.
