Prisma surpasses 50 million downloads on Google Play Store

Do you remember the Prisma app? Well, this photo editing app was a rage back in 2016 with many people converting their photos into awesome artworks with Prisma and posting the same on their social media accounts.

Now, Prisma has hit the headlines all of the sudden as this app has progressed to become one of the popular Android apps with over 50 million downloads. The app was initially launched for the iOS platform and made its way into the Google Play Store in July 2016. In less than 18 months, the Prisma app has crossed the milestone of 50 million downloads that is a great achievement for the app and its developer, claims a report by Android Police.

Though millions of people have downloaded the Prisma app, we still wonder how many of you are using the app on a regular basis to turn your photos into awesome pieces of art. One of the major reasons for the app to become a hit instantly was the algorithm that the developer used in order to transform the pictures into artworks. The app has many styles including those of popular artists such as Munk and Picasso. Prisma lets you turn your photos into artsy video clips too.

With the increased popularity, Prisma got many filters those could be applied to your photos. The filters on Prisma are named after the artists who have inspired them and you can control the intensity of these filters to have a good-looking and professional output. These filter effects make the app distinct from the rest and made it garner a lot of traction among the users. Besides these filters, the app also uses artificial intelligence and neural networks to give an impressive output. Check out useful tips to try out on Prisma from here.

After the popularity of Prisma, several such apps and services have cropped up and gradually the craze for this app has faded away. Despite the fact that many users are not using this app, it has still managed to be one of the most downloaded apps with over 50 million downloads in such a short span of time. What's worth mentioning here is that this is just the download count on Android.