dm Passbild App Climbs 6 Spots in Germany's Photo & Video Charts

Overview

As of November 4, 2026, the Germany App Store continues to showcase dynamic shifts within the Photo & Video category. The charts reveal significant movements, with a few apps climbing the ranks while others face declines. This week's analysis highlights the top climbers, consistent performers, and notable drops that reflect the evolving preferences of iOS users.

Top Climbers

This week, several apps have made impressive gains in the Top Free Apps chart:

• dm Passbild App: Climbed to #18 from #24 (+6 positions)
• Journi Print: Fotobuch: Now at #29 (previously #35, +6 positions)
• DJI Mimo: Up to #16 from #19 (+3 positions)
• Pixum - Fotobuch erstellen: Reached #25 (was #28, +3 positions)
• CEWE Fotowelt: Fotobuch & mehr: Improved to #9 from #11 (+2 positions)

New Entries

Interestingly, there were no new entries in the Top Free Apps chart this week. This lack of fresh contenders indicates a stable environment among established apps, with users continuing to opt for familiar tools in the Photo & Video space.

Top Performers

The following apps are leading the charge in the Top Free Apps category, maintaining their positions at the top:

• CapCut: Foto- und Video-Editor: #1
• Instagram: #2
• YouTube: #3
• Canva: KI-Foto- & Video-Editor: #4
• Snapchat: #5
• Edits: Videobearbeitung: #6
• Google Fotos: #7
• Twitch: Live-Streaming: #8
• CEWE Fotowelt: Fotobuch & mehr: #9
• Canon PRINT: #10

Notable Drops

Despite the positive trends for many, some apps are experiencing declines. A noteworthy drop this week includes:

• Snapseed: Fotoeditor & Kamera: Dropped to #23 from #18 (-5 positions)

These movements illustrate the competitive nature of the Photo & Video app landscape in the Germany App Store. As developers continue to innovate and adapt, staying aware of the App Store charts will be essential for strategic planning and user engagement.