Nose Jobs

As written in the previous post, we had been working hard at redoing our current nose job tool! We have completely redesigned and developed this new tool so you can now save your photos and easily share them. New features include:

• Save your nose job photo
• Share photo via email, social networks, or through links
• View before & after images
• Rate and comment on others nose jobs

Since this tool utilizes brand new coding technology, it does not work on certain browsers. You may have trouble if you are using Internet explorer. We have tested it successfully with firefox, and safari.

Without further ado, let us present to you the free online nose job tool!

After evaluating our current free nose job tool, nosejobs.info has decided to completely redo the tool and add a lot of cool features. You will be able to do way more than just give yourself a standard nose job. You will be able to do it to friends to and give them a goofy looking nose and save the image! You can then send it to friends or share it on facebook. Here is a list of features that this too will have:

• Save your image
• Email the image to yourself & friends
• Share it on facebook / post on facebook
• Share it in public galleries so people can comment & rate it
• Comment and rate other peoples images

After two months or so, NoseJobs.info is proud to have finally released its free nose job tool! With this tool you can easily manipulate your own headshot (or portrait) to give yourself a nose job!

The Nose Job Tool Available Here:
http://www.nosejobs.info/nosejobtool/

So how does this work?
It’s simple!

1. Look in the top left corner, and click Upload Photo. Choose your photo and click upload. Make sure that the photo is of you looking straight into the camera, that it isn’t to small, and that its less than 1mb and in JPG/GIF/PNG format.
2. Once your photo is uploaded, look to the top right at the skin patches. Find a skin patch that matches your skin tone, and drag it over the nose. Then look in the top left of the photo and click either Adjust Size or Adjust Opacity.
3. Now below the skin patches, click either Feminine Noses or Male Noses, and you will see a bunch of noses to choose from. Repeat step 2, and drag over top of the skin patch. You can then tweak the opacity or size just like the skin patch. If the photo is to big or small click the Image Size slider.

Still needing help? No problem. Visit the free nose job tool page, and watch the videos in the top right corner.

** NOTE **
This script is currently working in modern web browsers (tested in Safari and Firefox) and may take a while to load because it is graphic and script intensive. If something doesn’t seem right or looks off, try a refresh. You can post bugs here.

We have been working on a nosejob preview tool, which will enable you to easily upload your photo, and drag and drop a nose on your face to see what it would look like. You can easily resize your picture or the nose to fit it to the proper proportions. The tool will available within the week!

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