Lens Name: Cloud Face Morph Lens ID: e967a692-75fc-49ef-98b4-5e1ebf856327 Status: Published (Publ...

Lens Name: Cloud Face Morph Lens ID: e967a692-75fc-49ef-98b4-5e1ebf856327 Status: Published (Publ...Lens Name: Cloud Face Morph Lens ID: e967a692-75fc-49ef-98b4-5e1ebf856327 Status: Published (Publ...

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Harmeet Singh Harmeet

• Aug 4

Lens Name: Cloud Face Morph

Lens ID: e967a692-75fc-49ef-98b4-5e1ebf856327

Status: Published (Public)

Category: Self-Expression – Funny

Last Updated: August 2, 2026

🎨 Visual & Effect Details Primary Features: The Lens applies facial distortion and feature morphing to create a funny, stylized face effect.

Applied Tags:

smalleyes softfeatures shortnose roundedcheeks cloud facemorph

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