ANDROID BEAUTY AR CAPABILITIES
Build the camera experience your app needs
Texture pipeline
- Process camera textures
- Return processed texture IDs
Effect selection
- Tune beauty parameters
- Load licensed effect assets
Native integration
- Maven package choices
- GL-thread lifecycle control
Explore the Beauty AR SDK for Android
Connect the APIs to your camera, controls, and effect assets.
Bring effects into the camera pipeline
Use the Beauty AR SDK for Android inside your texture-processing callback. Keep frame dimensions aligned with the input.
@Override
public int onCustomProcessTexture(
int textureId, int width, int height) {
return xmagicApi.process(textureId, width, height);
}CUSTOMIZATION
Your interface. Your look.
Keep the experience consistent with your application.
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Get started with the Beauty AR SDK for Android
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// Use your licensed package and a pinned release version.
implementation "com.tencent.mediacloud:TencentEffect_S1-04:${beautySdkVersion}"// Authenticate before creating XmagicApi.
TELicenseCheck.getInstance().setTELicense(
context, licenseURL, licenseKey,
new TELicenseCheckListener() {
@Override
public void onLicenseCheckFinish(int code, String message) {
if (code == TELicenseCheck.ERROR_OK) {
// Initialize with your copied resource directory.
}
}
});Beauty AR SDK for Android FAQs
How do I add the Beauty AR SDK for Android?
Add the Maven package that matches your license and pin its version. Copy the required models and effect resources, and apply the documented ABI and release-build rules.
Which devices should I target with the Beauty AR SDK for Android?
The current guide recommends Android 7.0 or later and lists ARMv7 and ARM64 support. Test the effects you select on the actual devices your audience uses.
Does the Beauty AR SDK for Android capture camera frames for me?
Core SDK integration processes frames supplied by your app. The official sample includes a camera component you can reference when building your capture experience.
How do I clean up the Beauty AR SDK for Android?
Call onDestroy on the GL thread before its context is terminated. Follow the documented pause and resume lifecycle; destroying it on the main thread can leak resources.
Are all effects included in every package?
No. Package entitlements and required asset files differ. Select the licensed effects you need and verify their resources before exposing them in your application.