# Effects Settings

#### 💫 **Beauty**

Lets you enhance or adjust your facial features — for example, face shape, eye size, or nose width. This filter is highly detailed and allows you to fine-tune many parameters.

#### 💄**Makeup**

Adds realistic makeup effects — from skin tone to eyeliner and even hair color. Active filters you’ve applied will show a **green indicator** in the top-right corner.

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For both Beauty and Makeup filters, you can ***turn the effect on or off without losing your settings***. Just use the **switch** next to the section name: → Green = active and visible → Gray = inactive but saved (your settings won’t be lost)
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#### 🎞️ **Filters**

Here you can experiment, mix and match with three filter types: **LUT Texture** — color grading options like black & white, sepia, and more **Looks** — preset eye makeup combinations to try out **Presets** — ready-made visual themes combining filters, backgrounds, and makeup styles.

####  🎭 Masks

These are full themed looks with accessories — from a 1920s lady to Count Dracula!

Unlike other effects, **masks can’t be combined** with other visual settings. When you activate a mask, your Beauty, Makeup, Filters, and Backgrounds will automatically deactivate — but don’t worry, they’re not deleted! To remove the mask, click **RESET** or simply tap the active mask, and your previous effects will come back.

####  🌅 Backgrounds

Choose from a wide range of streaming backgrounds — from subtle blurs to fantasy landscapes. You can even **upload your own background** by clicking the **+** icon and selecting an image you like.

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Most effects are **adjustable** — you can control how strong they appear using the intensity slider: move it *right* to enhance the effect, or *left* to reduce it. By the way, the effect you’re currently editing will have a **green outline** around it.
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### Removing Effects

To remove an applied effect, look for the **RESET** or **RESET ALL** button:

* **RESET** removes a single effect.
* **RESET ALL** clears all filters within that category.

For example, if you’re in the **Beauty** section and you’ve changed your face and eye shape → Clicking **RESET ALL** under *Face* will only reset the face adjustments — your eye settings will stay.

You can also disable a specific effect by:

* Clicking it once (the green outline disappears), or
* Moving its slider all the way to the left to hide it completely.

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If you’re not ready to start streaming, click **BACK** in the top-left corner. Your title and cover image won’t be saved, but don’t worry — **all your effect settings will stay!**&#x20;
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