If you, like us, are hooked on Instagram, then you may have noticed a fun new app popping up all over your feed: Gradient. The celebrity-endorsed app, which was first promoted by the Kardashians and ...

When you checked your timeline this morning, you probably saw a lot of celebrity look-alike posts courtesy of a new app called Gradient. Gradient Photo Editor is an app available in the iOS and ...

If your timeline is being inundated with celebrity lookalikes, that's because a new viral app has taken off. Gradient Photo Editor allows users to upload a selfie or face photo and the app will use ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. A viral app that identifies your celebrity lookalike is making the ...

If you’ve been on Facebook or Twitter this week, you’ve probably come across Gradient, the popular, new photo app that takes a picture of your face and tells you what celebrity you look like. After ...

We don't know who still needs to hear this, but please, please refrain from any and all forms of blackface no matter the medium, intent, troll, or size of monetary endorsement. It's never okay, okay?

Photo editing app Gradient is under fire for a new feature that lets people alter their ethnicity in images, with many slamming it for promoting digital “blackface.” The feature, called AI Face, ...

Step aside, FaceApp — there's a new trending app in town. A photo editing app called Gradient Photo Editor has been making waves on Instagram thanks to a new feature that is "powered by artificial ...

If your timeline is being inundated with celebrity lookalikes, that's because a new viral app has taken off. Gradient Photo Editor allows users to upload a selfie or face photo and the app will use ...