The Google Arts & Culture app has added a new feature that turns your photos into pictures by famous painters in a few clicks. We tell you how you can use it to transform your photos into classic works of art.
A few years ago, an app called Prisma became fashionable and gained popularity because it was able to convert any photo into pictures of different pictorial styles. Now, the Mountain View company has rescued this concept through a new function to Google Arts & Culture, an application that allows you to visit online exhibitions, expand works of art and discover content related to art and culture.
Through a publication on its official blog, Google has announced the incorporation of a function called Art Transfer into this app . "From the bold spinning movement in Vincent van Gogh's paintings to Frida Kahlo's confident and surreal brushstrokes, many famous artists have instantly recognizable styles , " writes Michelle Luo, Product Manager at Google Arts & Culture. "Now you can use these styles to transform your own photos. With Art Transfer, a new feature in the Google Arts & Culture app, you can apply the familiar painting features to your own images . "
Converting your selfies and other photos into paintings by famous painters couldn't be easier. All you have to do is download the app on your iOS or Android mobile , open it and select the Art Transfer option.
Here you have the possibility to take a selfie or choose a photo saved on your reel , and then you can choose the style you would like to apply, either to the entire image or just to a section. You can see the result in a still photo or in a GIF that shows the transformation.
In total you have 23 pictorial styles to choose from , including Leonardo Da Vinci, Kandinsky, Warhol or Munch, in addition to those mentioned a little above. When you apply the style, click the Share button to download the photo or GIF, or post the result on social media.
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