Photo Blender & Layers Overlay

Name: Photo Blender & Layers Overlay
Rating: 4.5 (2694 reviews)
Author: Debotosh Dey

By: Debotosh Dey

Picture Overlap & Merge Photos

Features & Capabilities

Photo Blender & Layers Overlay lets you create double exposure art by merging two photos in real time. Choose from a variety of blend modes, adjust layer positions with a swipe, and apply filters to craft unique visuals.

Share your creations instantly to Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and more—it's free to download and fun for creative photography and design experiments.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Photography Design Content

By:

Debotosh Dey

Rating:

4.50

(2,694) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.1 Last updated: 2017-11-21

Version code:

841795469

Creation date:

2017-11-17

Compatible devices:

Size:

62.39MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 37,136 ▼ 26

Other rankings

#19 in overlay keyword 25 ▲ 1

For Developers

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Developed by:

Debotosh Dey

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/photo-blender-layers-overlay/id1257707447

User Reviews

User feedback mostly praises this app for its ease of use, strong blending results, and a rich set of overlays and presets. Many highlight the value of the Pro upgrade and high-quality exports, aided by tutorials. Recurrent concerns include pricing/billing inconsistencies, unclear data privacy, and export issues such as watermarks or quality shifts. Some report upgrade-related glitches (fonts or using their own images) and uneven support. A few reviews view it as not a quality fit, but overall sentiment is positive with important caveats around pricing transparency and reliability.

Pros

Very easy to use with intuitive controls.
Produces high-quality blending results with a rich set of overlays and presets.
Large library of overlays, masks and built-in photos to choose from.
Pro upgrade unlocks high-quality exports and extra features, often seen as good value.
Tutorials and onboarding aids help new users get started.

Cons

Pricing and billing inconsistencies, including overcharging and unclear what upgrades include.
Unclear data privacy policy and lack of transparency about data collection/use.
Export quality can degrade or vary, and outputs may show watermarks on export.
Many features are behind a Pro paywall, limiting the free experience.
Upgrade-related glitches (e.g., fonts not working or inability to use own images) and occasional unresponsiveness of support.

Recent reviews

IT SAID IT WAS 4.99 and charged me 18.99!!!! WATCH OUT

by Gu*****, 2023-05-17

Forgive me in advance if you don’t do this, but without putting it in writing, then it is impossible for me to know. I hurts that I must give this application only 2 stars, but without having the documentation of what the app’s developers have embedded or hidden within it to steal the intellectual or artistic properties from the artist that creates with the app, then I’m afraid that I won’t use it. It’s too bad too. It looks promising. It should be absolutely required of Apple, and all of the sellers on the App Store, to have everything clearly stated what becomes of any and all data taken from the users. Honesty. Integrity. It’s too bad there are those that must get over on others. It’s 2022 people. Time to evolve past that kind of behavior.

by ~R*****, 2022-11-16

I’ve owned many editing apps for ages and it’s time for me to clearly understand what’s worth the learning curve, which have reasonable and which have insane rents, what apps can be purchased, not to mention the complete and total haze some developers put over any reason Pro is better. Reviews can be helpful but “Oh, lordy”, why is it sometimes a challenge to extract information? Case in point: in 2021 _ Mr. C _ wrote with a "plethora" of unnecessary "quotes" in addition to using a style for ACRONYMS, seemingly "failing" to understand that "app" is a "shorthand" version of application and iPad is the name for APPLE "tablets". Instead of explaining why "we" ought to buy this, he used "language" someone familiar with the app knows, not someone considering purchasing this over another similar one. That's not a particularly good way to sell us on this "tool". "Furthermore", to do your best work with APPLE "devices" one needs to comply with the =plan= of "Steve Jobs" to never use an article when referring to a "device". Therefore, never write or say "an" iPad or the iPhone. (That's true but does it really matter?) I apologize for the quotes & caps lock. Maybe I made a point about how reviews can be a little more useful. Someday I'll find out how to put a paragraph break in reviews and mine will be easier to read.