This app adds sparkles to your Instagram videos - and celebrities are going crazy for it
Whatever you capture using the app will automatically save into your camera roll, then you'll need to manually upload it to your social media site of choice.
There are several different filters in the app, so you can change the look and feel of your sparkles too.
You can change the color and brightness of the sparkles, or add filters to the entire video or image. You can change these settings by swiping toward the left across the screen.
With kirakira+, you have the option to take a standard still image, video, or square image.
The app works with the front-facing and rear-facing camera, and you can also activate a flash for capturing things in low light.
Kirakira+ has been around for two years, but it has only recently skyrocketed to the top of the App Store.
Right now, it's beating out perennially popular paid apps like Facetune and Dark Sky, likely due to its celebrity following: Kendall Jenner used it in a recent Instagram video, model Rosie Huntington-Whitelyhas used it to add some sparkle, and Eva Chen, Instagram's head of fashion partnerships, uses it all the time.
The app works by identifying anything glittery, shiny, or metallic in the frame and adding real-time, animated sparkles to that object.
Kirakira+ can take both still images and videos, but the video tool works a bit better in my experience.
