Superimpose X Climbs 31 Spots in US Photo & Video Apps

Overview

As of July 20, 2026, the United States App Store has seen significant movements within the Photo & Video category. This week, several iOS apps made remarkable gains in the Top Paid Apps chart, showcasing the dynamic nature of user preferences and trends in the photography sector. Notably, Superimpose X surged 31 positions to #28, reflecting its growing popularity among users.

Top Climbers

Several apps have made substantial jumps in the rankings this week:

• Superimpose X: #28 (was #59, +31 positions)
• EE35 Film Camera: #29 (was #57, +28 positions)
• TV Cast Pro for Sony TV: #20 (was #43, +23 positions)
• CineTemp: #9 (was #19, +10 positions)
• Litchi for DJI Drones: #26 (was #35, +9 positions)

New Entries

This week, there were no new entries in the Top Paid Apps chart for the Photo & Video category. This indicates a stable yet competitive environment where existing apps are vying for user attention and downloads.

Top Performers

The following apps continue to dominate the Top Paid Apps chart, maintaining their positions or moving slightly within the ranks:

• Moment Pro Camera II: #1
• YoungPhoto - Aesthetic Camera: #2
• PhotoPills: #3
• Stop Motion Studio Pro: #4
• NightCap Camera: #5
• LumaFusion: #6
• iWebTV PRO: #7
• Slow Shutter Cam: #8
• CineTemp: #9
• BerryFilm - Korean Style Cam: #10

Notable Drops

While several apps climbed the ranks, a few experienced notable declines:

• Print to Size: #11 (was #5, -6 positions)
• Planit Pro: Photo Planner: #23 (was #17, -6 positions)
• Cadrage Director's Viewfinder: #27 (was #21, -6 positions)
• ProCam - Pro Camera: #17 (was #13, -4 positions)

The movements in the App Store charts highlight the competitive landscape of Photo & Video apps in the United States App Store. Developers should monitor these trends closely to adapt their strategies and enhance visibility in the ever-evolving iOS apps market.