They’re going #nofilter. The controversial “chubby” filter has been yanked from the video editing app CapCut after it received backlash from users on TikTok. A TikTok spokesperson confirmed to The ...

Participants in the trend used an AI-driven tool, created by a user on the editing app CapCut, to alter themselves to look larger.

The filter comes amid discourse around the decline of body positivity and representation in fashion and online spaces.

A viral filter which made people appear overweight has been removed from TikTok, after the BBC reported it had sparked a wave ...

It's yet another example of AI-driven tools being used in ways that can reinforce harmful beauty ideals — and it just kind of sucks.

The so-called " chubby filter " was used on an undetermined number of videos using CapCut, an app owned by TikTok's parent company ByteDance that offers video templates. Before it was pulled, some ...

A viral filter which made people appear overweight has been removed from TikTok, after the BBC reported it had sparked a wave of user criticism. Known as a "chubby filter", the artificial ...