how to do the cartoon trend on facebook
You can join the current “cartoon” trend on Facebook in two main ways: using Facebook’s own Cartoon-style filters (when available in your region) or using popular third-party apps/AI tools and then posting the result on Facebook.
What the “cartoon trend” is
- People turn their profile photos or short videos into stylized cartoon versions (3D, anime, Ghibli-style, etc.) and post them as DPs, Reels, or stories.
- Most viral versions right now come from external apps (Voilá AI Artist, AI cartoon apps, Canva, CapCut, Grok-style tools) which convert your picture into a cartoon, then you upload that image to Facebook.
Method 1: Using Facebook’s own Cartoon filter (if you have it)
In some regions, Facebook has a built‑in Cartoon Filter for photos.
- Open the Facebook app on your phone and log in to your account.
- Tap “What’s on your mind?” to start a new post (or open the camera for a story/reel).
- Look for “Filters” or visual effects at the bottom of the screen.
- Scroll until you see a filter called “Cartoon” or something similar (often shown with a comic/cartoon icon).
- Take a new picture or select a photo from your gallery and apply the Cartoon filter.
- Adjust intensity or colors if those options appear, then tap Post/Share to publish it on your feed, story, or as a profile update.
If you don’t see a Cartoon filter, it may not be rolled out in your region or on your account yet.
Method 2: Using a popular cartoon app, then posting to Facebook
This is how most “cartoon trend” photos and challenges are actually made.
A. Voilá AI Artist / cartoon apps (classic Facebook cartoon challenge) Several tutorials show the trend using the “Voilá AI Artist” cartoon app.
- Install a cartoon-photo app from your app store
- Search for “Voila AI Artist cartoon photo” or “cartoon photo editor” in the Play Store/App Store.
- Open the app and choose the cartoon style
- Look for options like 3D Cartoon, Cartoon Face, or similar.
- Allow access to your photos and select a picture
- Pick a clear front-facing selfie for best results.
- Let the app process the image
- It usually outputs a grid or single cartoon image after a few seconds, sometimes with an ad in between.
- Save the cartoon image to your camera roll
- Use the download/save button in the app.
- Open Facebook and upload it
- Set it as:
- Your profile picture (for a cartoon DP),
- A post on your timeline, or
- A story/Reel if you added motion or video.
- Set it as:
B. Canva or AI cartoon generators (modern “polished” cartoon trend) Tools like Canva’s free AI Cartoon generator create polished cartoon portraits you can share on Facebook.
- Go to Canva and upload your photo.
- Use the “cartoon” or “Cartoonify” / AI cartoon effect to turn the portrait into a cartoon.
- Optionally add text, stickers, or backgrounds to match the trend vibe (bright colors, comic-style text, etc.).
- Download the final image and post it on Facebook as a profile photo, cover, or regular post.
C. Ghibli-style / Grok-style trend Some creators specifically follow the “Ghibli-style Facebook cartoon” mini‑trend using AI tools like Grok for stylized art.
- Use an AI image tool that supports “Ghibli” or “cartoon” style prompts (for example, a tool that lets you upload your photo and request Ghibli-style art).
- Generate the cartoon portrait and download it.
- Share it on Facebook as a trendy, soft‑anime style profile or post photo.
Method 3: Cartoon video challenge for Facebook
Another version of the trend uses short video clips with a cartoon filter.
- Download a cartoon-effect app for video
- Many tutorials show using Voilá or similar apps with a “3D cartoon” video effect.
- Open the app, choose the Cartoon/3D effect, and import a short video or a single frame.
- Export the edited video with the cartoon effect applied.
- Open Facebook, start creating a Reel or story, and upload the cartoonized video.
- Add music or text if you want, then publish it with a trending hashtag like #cartoonchallenge or #cartoontrend (check what’s currently popular in your country).
Small tips to make your cartoon post feel “on-trend”
- Use a close, well-lit selfie so the cartoon effect looks clean and recognizable.
- Keep the background simple or replace it with a colorful, stylized one (many apps let you choose backgrounds).
- Add a short, playful caption, and a couple of trend-related hashtags to help it blend into what others are posting.
- If you’re shy, start with posting it as your profile picture only; you can later share it in a post or story once you like the look.
Quick HTML table: options at a glance
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<th>Method</th>
<th>What you use</th>
<th>Main steps</th>
<th>Best for</th>
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<td>Facebook filter</td>
<td>Built-in Cartoon Filter in Facebook app[web:3]</td>
<td>New post → Filters → Cartoon → take/select photo → share[web:3]</td>
<td>Fast, simple, no extra apps</td>
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<td>Cartoon photo app</td>
<td>Apps like Voilá AI Artist, cartoon photo editors[web:5][web:7]</td>
<td>Cartoonize in app → save → upload to Facebook[web:7]</td>
<td>Profile pics, viral cartoon selfies</td>
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<td>AI/Ghibli style</td>
<td>AI tools (Ghibli-style, Grok-like generators)[web:1][web:8]</td>
<td>Generate stylized art → download → post on Facebook[web:1]</td>
<td>Artistic, studio-style cartoon portraits</td>
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<td>Design tools</td>
<td>Canva AI Cartoon generator[web:9]</td>
<td>Upload → apply cartoon effect → decorate → download → post[web:9]</td>
<td>Clean, designed posts and covers</td>
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<td>Video challenge</td>
<td>Cartoon video apps (3D cartoon effects)[web:7]</td>
<td>Apply video cartoon effect → export → upload as Reel/story[web:7]</td>
<td>Cartoon video trends, challenges</td>
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TL;DR
To do the cartoon trend on Facebook: cartoonize a good selfie using Facebook’s own Cartoon filter (if you have it) or a popular cartoon/AI app, save the result, then upload it as your profile picture, post, or Reel with a couple of relevant hashtags.
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