Meitu Introduces New Feature to Make Cherry Blossoms "Full Bloom." Releases "Sakura Effect" to Achieve Ideal Spring Shots Regardless of Blooming Status
Meitu releases "Sakura Effect" that is not dependent on cherry blossom blooming status.
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- 📰 Published: March 28, 2026 at 17:12
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Meitu, a provider of image editing and processing apps, has released a new feature called "Sakura Effect" utilizing its proprietary image processing technology, coinciding with the cherry blossom season.
This year, cherry blossom blooming varies by region and is susceptible to weather conditions. To address user feedback such as "The cherry blossoms weren't in full bloom despite going to see them," "The photos turned out dark due to rain," or "The cherry blossoms scattered too quickly...", we developed this feature to allow users to capture ideal cherry blossom photos regardless of the blooming status.

■ Feature Introduction: "Spring Sakura" that Depicts with Optimal Density
The "Spring Sakura" effect automatically recognizes cherry blossom branches and trees within an image and supplements missing petals in a natural way. Even if the blossoms are only 50% bloomed or starting to scatter, it generates a scene of full bloom covering the screen with a single tap.
■ How to Use
Launch the Meitu app and tap on the image.
Select the image you want to edit.
Tap on "Effect."
Tap on "Spring Sakura" or "White Sakura."

1. Select Image

2. Select Effect