FreePrints Photo Art Climbs to #6 in UK Photo & Video Apps

Overview

As of September 15, 2026, the United Kingdom App Store is witnessing exciting movements in the Photo & Video category. With significant shifts in the App Store charts, users and developers alike are keen to understand the dynamics at play. This week, we see FreePrints Photo Art making notable gains, while other apps maintain their strong positions.

Top Climbers

This week’s top climbers highlight the competitive nature of the Photo & Video apps. Here are the most significant movers:

• FreePrints Photo Art: Climbed to #6 from #15, a gain of 9 positions.
• Vimeo: Rose to #17 from #25, moving up 8 positions.
• VLC media player: Jumped to #28 from #33, gaining 5 positions.
• DJI Mimo: Moved up to #23 from #27, a 4-position increase.
• PhotoCircle: Climbed to #30 from #34, also gaining 4 positions.

New Chart Entries

Interestingly, there are no new entries in the top free apps for this week. This stagnation could indicate a period of consolidation among existing popular apps.

Top Performers

The following apps continue to hold strong positions in the App Store charts:

• Instagram: #1
• CapCut: Photo & Video Editor: #2
• YouTube: #3
• FreePrints - Photos Delivered: #4
• Canva: AI Video & Photo Editor: #5
• FreePrints Photo Art: #6
• Edits: Video Editor: #7
• Snapchat: Chat with friends: #8
• Google Photos: Backup & Edit: #9
• Hypic - Photo Editor & AI Art: #10

Notable Drops

While several apps are climbing the charts, some have experienced notable declines:

• Cantina: AI Video & Characters: Dropped to #22 from #14, a decline of 8 positions.
• KICK - Live Streaming: Fell to #16 from #11, losing 5 positions.

As we move forward, it will be interesting to see how these trends evolve in the competitive landscape of iOS apps in the United Kingdom App Store.