A few days ago, Zuckerberg himself, in Iron Man mode, announced the acquisition of the MSQRD (Masquerade) application, which has become the entertainment of many, as well as the most downloaded app by Italians in recent weeks.

Thanks to excellent video imaging technology, the mobile application allows users to transform their faces using the phone’s camera into made-up faces, masks, famous characters, and even animals.

Additionally, it is possible to share and save both photos and videos on the phone. Following the now-past phenomenon of Dubsmash, the app that allows you to create videos with music tracks and movie samples, it is now MSQRD’s moment.

From its simple and intuitive use to the numerous possibilities for dynamically transforming your face, the app immediately captivated celebrities like Cara Delevingne, Kanye West, Kim Kardashian, and many others, who have particularly flooded Instagram with their masked selfies. The app is very easy to use and does not require an account: just download the app and you can go wild with the special effects.

Masquerade’s success is also undoubtedly due to the presence of filters featuring actor Leonardo DiCaprio with two Oscar statuettes, singer Conchita Wurst, Donald Trump, and Barack Obama. In recent days, the most loved effect seems to be the double selfie, a filter that allows you to swap features between two subjects captured in the photo.

The announcement by Facebook’s CEO once again confirms the public’s attraction to apps dedicated to face transformation and the need to integrate them with other social networks. The creators of MSQRD collect the funniest results on their Instagram profile, which are highly recommended to watch!

The app can be downloaded from both the App Store and the Play Store.