ShutterCount Mobile Climbs 54 Spots in US Photo & Video Charts

Overview

As of June 22, 2026, the United States App Store is witnessing significant movements in the Photo & Video category. This week, we highlight the biggest climbers, notable drops, and the top-performing apps that continue to capture user interest.

Top Climbers

This week saw some impressive gains among the top paid apps in the Photo & Video category. The following apps made notable strides:

• ShutterCount Mobile: Climbed to #30 from #84, gaining 54 positions.
• NotanIzer: Moved up to #27, up from #40, a gain of 13 positions.
• This Time Last Year: Rose to #26, improving from #36 with a 10-position increase.
• Print to Size: Jumped to #3 from #12, gaining 9 spots and solidifying its position as a leading app.
• Photo Scanner Plus: Climbed to #25, up 8 positions from #33.

New Chart Entries

This week, there were no new entries in the Top Paid Apps for the Photo & Video category. However, the competitive landscape continues to evolve with existing apps making significant gains.

Top Performers

The top-performing apps in the Photo & Video category have remained consistent, with several apps successfully holding their positions:

• Moment Pro Camera II: #1
• PhotoPills: #2
• Print to Size: #3
• Pro Camera by Moment: #4
• BerryFilm - Korean Style Cam: #5
• iWebTV PRO: #6
• LumaFusion: #7
• Rarevision VHS: Retro Cam: #8
• NightCap Camera: #9
• PromptSmart Pro - Teleprompter: #10

Notable Drops

While some apps climbed the rankings, others faced notable declines:

• Milky Way Tonight: Dropped to #11 from #3, losing 8 positions.
• myLightMeter PRO: Fell to #14 from #7, down 7 spots.
• Sun Surveyor (Sun & Moon): Now at #28, down 6 positions from #22.
• NightCap Camera: Slipped to #9 from #4, down 5 positions.

The App Store charts for Photo & Video apps in the United States continue to reflect a dynamic market. Developers should monitor these movements closely as they can provide insights into user preferences and market trends.