Complex watch face, using only Facemaker - Part I!

Опубликовано: 26 Июль 2026
на канале: Facemaker
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Dear supporters and subscribers,

welcome to another Facemaker Video Tutorial!

Once again, I'm focusing on making a watch face without using any other software, like Photoshop or GIMP.
The design I used as a reference was created by BALLOZI watch faces, here's the link to the official page on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de...
This is a very nice design and all credits go to him.

This video will teach you how to use the Facemaker image effects and tools to create any image you need.

There will be a part II, because of the complexity and large number of elements created, but considering I built it in 3 hours, I'd say that's pretty good!

Supported watches are all listed on the Facemaker site: https://facemaker.pt

Supported operating systems: Windows 7/8/10/11, Linux (MacOS only on Parallels or VM).

Thanks again to all donors, sponsors and subscribers, thanks to you, Facemaker is a huge success. Your contribution keeps me motivated and focused on developing new features.

To all those who haven't had the opportunity to play with Facemaker, here are the usual links:

Discord (support):   / discord  

Get Facemaker by:

Paypal:
https://paypal.me/luckyminutes?countr...

BuyMeACoffee:
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/facemaker

Revolut:
@nunob3h0w


There are two available versions:
Premium (20EUR)
Professional (50EUR)

Both licenses are lifetime.

The Premium Edition has the following features:
Only for personal use;
Huawei watchface design;
Amazfit and Zepp watchface design;
Access to the Facemaker Web Archive;
QR code generation for easy installation of Amazfit watchfaces for ZeppOS devices;
No personal support from the developer.

The Professional Edition has everything the Premium Edition has, plus:
it can be used both for personal and professional purposes;
Garmin watchface design;
Wear OS watchface design;
Direct installation of Wear OS watchfaces;
Personal support from the developer.


Regards,

Nuno