Canon PRINT Climbs 8 Spots in US Photo & Video Apps Chart

Overview

On April 20, 2026, the United States App Store witnessed notable shifts in the Photo & Video category. While no new apps entered the charts this week, several existing apps made significant moves, showcasing the dynamic nature of iOS apps in this competitive space.

Top Climbers

This week’s top climbers demonstrate the evolving preferences of users in the Photo & Video apps segment:

• Playza - HD Video Player: Climbed to #28 from #49 (+21 positions)
• Canon PRINT: Climbed to #25 from #33 (+8 positions)
• Facetune: Photo & Video Editor: Climbed to #14 from #19 (+5 positions)
• SCRL: Photo Collage Maker: Climbed to #20 from #25 (+5 positions)
• Epson Smart Panel: Climbed to #30 from #34 (+4 positions)

New Entries

In a week marked by movement among established apps, there were no new entries in the Top Free Apps for the Photo & Video category. This indicates a consolidation of user preferences among existing favorites.

Top Performers

The following apps continue to dominate the rankings, holding the top positions in the US App Store:

• CapCut: Photo & Video Editor: #1
• Instagram: #2
• Canva: AI Video & Photo Editor: #3
• YouTube: #4
• AI Video - AI Video Generator: #5
• Snapchat: #6
• Google Photos: Backup & Edit: #7
• Edits: Video Editor: #8
• Twitch: Live Streaming: #9
• Picsart AI Photo Editor, Video: #10

Notable Drops

Despite strong competition, some apps faced challenges this week. A notable drop includes:

• Blackmagic Camera: Dropped to #26 from #22 (-4 positions)

This week's chart movements in the Photo & Video category reflect the shifting landscape of user preferences, highlighting the competitive nature of the App Store charts in the United States. Developers should keep a close eye on these trends to adapt and innovate in a rapidly changing market.