The phrase "allowing users to transform" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a feature or capability that enables users to change or modify something.
Example: "The new software update includes a feature allowing users to transform their photos into stunning works of art."
Alternatives: "enabling users to change" or "permitting users to modify".
What's new, he said, is "this idea of a selfie culture," which Toonstar extends by allowing users to transform themselves into other characters, and even entire casts of characters.
With Roambi's new app, companies can turn their business data – from Excel spreadsheets, Google Docs, and premium reporting services like SAP BusinessObjects and Salesforce CRM – into interactive dashboards on their iPad, allowing users to transform complex analytics into easy to understand graphs, charts and images.
I Am Vampire: This wickedly cool app allows users to transform themselves into realistic "Twilight-style" vampires using their iPhone camersa or photos from iPhone albums.
The company's platform – similar to that of Animoto but with additional Twitter and Flickr features – allows users to transform their digital photos and media into videos.
The Apple Peel, which was originally developed by two Chinese tech enthusiasts and Apple fans, allows users to transform their iPod Touch into an iPhone.
Eliminators and The Darkness invade Yugopotamia a planet that is home to squid-like aliens called Yugopotamians and steal "fake-i-fiers", belts that allow users to transform into anyone else.
Flixster will also transform itself into a film retailer, allowing users to buy digital movies through what it calls a "studio agnostic" storefront.
If you haven't yet played around with it, Timelapse is a nifty tool, allowing users to explore any location on the planet and see how it has transformed.
Skype uses VoIP technology to transform voice into small packets of data and send them over the Internet, allowing users to avoid long-distance fees and connection charges.
Tor Free software allowing users to communicate anonymously.
