Create an Epic Face Filter w/ Jr Mod TinyIsFiney
Design and build an epic face filter with Jr Mod TinyIsFiney, using kid-friendly AR tools or stickers; test it on camera and customize animations.
About this activity
Design and build an epic face filter with Jr Mod TinyIsFiney, using kid-friendly AR tools or stickers; test it on camera and customize animations.
What you need
Step by step
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Step 1
Open your AR app and start a new face filter project.
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Step 2
Turn on face tracking or choose the front-facing face template in the app.
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Step 3
Add Jr Mod TinyIsFiney from the app library or upload your TinyIsFiney sticker.
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Step 4
Drag TinyIsFiney onto the face where you want it to appear.
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Step 5
Resize TinyIsFiney until it fits the face the way you like.
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Step 6
Rotate TinyIsFiney if needed so it sits at the right angle.
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Step 7
Pick one animation effect for TinyIsFiney from the animation menu.
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Step 8
Set one trigger for the animation such as a smile or mouth open so it plays when you do that.
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Step 9
Add one extra accessory like glasses or a hat and attach it to the correct face anchor.
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Step 10
Choose one color or pattern and apply it to TinyIsFiney or the accessory.
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Step 11
Preview the filter in camera mode to see it live.
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Move your face and use the trigger to test tracking and the animation.
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Save or export your finished face filter and share your creation on DIY.org
Fun facts
How do I create an epic face filter with Jr Mod TinyIsFiney?
Start by opening a kid-friendly AR sticker or filter app and choose a face-anchor template. Import Jr Mod TinyIsFiney artwork or select the character sticker pack. Place stickers on key facial anchors (eyes, nose, cheeks), then add simple animations like sparkles, blinks, or color shifts. Test the filter on the front camera, tweak size and timing, then save. Repeat tests on different faces and lighting to refine the effect before sharing or exporting.
What materials and apps do I need to make a Jr Mod TinyIsFiney face filter?
You need a tablet or smartphone with a front camera, a kid-friendly AR/filter app that supports stickers and basic animations, and the Jr Mod TinyIsFiney sticker pack or PNGs. Optional items: stylus for precise placement, a stable surface or tripod, parental controls enabled, and internet for downloading assets. Make sure the app is age-appropriate and that you have permission for any account sign-ups before starting.
What ages is this Jr Mod TinyIsFiney face filter activity suitable for?
This activity suits a wide range: ages 4–6 can enjoy placing stickers with adult help, ages 7–9 can design and test simple filters with supervision, and ages 10+ can handle editing animations and fine-tuning independently. Younger kids should have an adult assist with downloads and privacy settings, while older children benefit from creative challenges like timing animations and customizing expressions.
What safety tips should parents follow when kids make AR face filters?
Supervise downloads and app permissions, use age-appropriate platforms, and avoid sharing personal data or faces of others without consent. Limit screen time and test filters in a safe, well-lit area to prevent tripping. Disable location or unneeded social sharing, keep accounts private, and review any sharing settings before posting. Encourage kids to design playful filters that don’t obscure vision or mimic real people without permission.
Watch & Learn
Need help?
What can we use if Jr Mod TinyIsFiney isn't available in the app library?
Upload your own TinyIsFiney sticker or substitute any similar face sticker from the app library and then follow the 'Add Jr Mod TinyIsFiney' and 'Drag TinyIsFiney onto the face' steps.
The animation doesn't play when I smile—what should I check?
Ensure you turned on face tracking or chose the front-facing face template, set the trigger to 'smile' in the animation menu, grant camera permissions, preview in camera mode, and reposition TinyIsFiney onto the correct face anchor if tracking drifts.
How can I change the activity for different age groups?
For younger kids simplify to 'Drag TinyIsFiney onto the face' and 'Add one extra accessory', for school-age kids include 'Resize' and 'Rotate' plus 'Pick one animation' and 'Set one trigger', and for teenagers add custom colors/patterns, multiple accessories, and export to share.
How can we make the face filter more unique or advanced?
Add multiple accessories attached to different face anchors, layer or change animations and triggers like 'mouth open', customize colors or patterns for TinyIsFiney, or create and upload a new TinyIsFiney sticker before saving and exporting to DIY.org.