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- Installs
- 5+
- Category
- Art & Design
- Content rating
- Everyone
- Version
- 1.0.12
- Released
- Sep 18, 2026
- Last updated
- 23 Sept 2026
- In-app purchases
- No
- Contains ads
- No
- Promo video
- No
- Requires Android
- 10
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Turn camera, photos, and clips into experimental visual media with 40+ FX.
Patchd turns your camera, photos, and video clips into experimental visual media. Explore a growing collection of real-time mini-apps for live camera FX, depth, segmentation, object detection, masks, trails, glitches, pixels, and generative graphics. Live camera mini-apps Transform camera input as it happens. Explore Blob Cam, Face Depth, Object Find, Pixx, ASCII Edge, Color Lift, DST Curl, Body Trail, Puzzle, Ink, Grid Delay, Pixelate, Motion Trail, Shadertation, and more. Re-Patch any clip Import or record a clip, choose an effect, preview the result, and render a new output. Use export presets for popular formats or keep the original frame size. Photo Edit and Compose Apply shader-style effects, masks, and overlays to still images. Build short visual sequences from multiple mini-apps with streamlined creative presets. Made for fast exploration Browse by category, search effects, watch preview videos, save favorites, and quickly return to recently used mini-apps. Private media workflow Camera frames, imported photos and videos, and rendered outputs are processed on your device by default. Patchd does not upload creative media unless an explicit, reviewed feature requires it. Features • 40+ experimental camera and visual mini-apps • Real-time shader-style effects and creative presets • Re-Patch rendering for imported or recorded clips • Object detection, body segmentation, masks, depth, and trails • Photo editing and Compose sequence tools • Export presets for size, quality, format, and duration • Favorites, search, categories, and preview videos • On-device camera, vision, audio, and rendering workflows Patchd is made for artists, VJs, designers, and anyone who wants to turn everyday camera input into experimental visual media.