Diptic Soars 59 Spots in US Photo & Video App Charts

Overview

On June 1, 2026, the United States App Store witnessed significant movements in the Photo & Video category. As users continue to seek innovative tools for their photography and videography needs, several apps have made notable climbs in the rankings. This report highlights the top climbers, new entries, top performers, and notable drops.

Top Climbers

Several apps have experienced remarkable gains this week:

• Diptic: Climbed to #24 from #83, gaining 59 positions.
• Planit Pro: Photo Planner: Jumped to #22 from #52, with a gain of 30 spots.
• The Photographer's Ephemeris: Moved up to #30 from #45, gaining 15 positions.
• Sun Surveyor (Sun & Moon): Advanced to #20 from #31, an increase of 11 positions.
• NightCap Camera: Rose to #5 from #14, gaining 9 spots.

New Entries

Two apps have made their debut in the top rankings:

• Heedam Filter: Entered the charts at #9.
• Even Longer: Debuted at #28.

Top Performers

Here are the top-performing apps maintaining their positions:

• PhotoPills: #1
• Rarevision VHS: Retro Cam: #2
• Moment Pro Camera II: #3
• Stop Motion Studio Pro: #4
• NightCap Camera: #5
• iWebTV PRO: #6
• LumaFusion: #7
• BerryFilm - Korean Style Cam: #8
• Heedam Filter: #9
• myLightMeter PRO: #10

Notable Drops

Some apps have experienced setbacks in their rankings:

• Cadrage Director's Viewfinder: Dropped to #21 from #13, down 8 positions.
• Kino - Pro Video Camera: Fell to #17 from #10, a decline of 7 spots.
• WristShorts for YouTube: Slipped to #27 from #20, down 7 positions.
• myLightMeter PRO: Dropped to #10 from #4, a decline of 6 spots.
• Photo Scanner Plus: Fell to #29 from #23, down 6 positions.

As the landscape of Photo & Video apps continues to evolve, developers should monitor these trends closely to understand user preferences and optimize their app strategies accordingly.