Blend: Combine Photo Layers

Name: Blend: Combine Photo Layers
Rating: 4.4 (3455 reviews)
Author: Owen Schick

By: Owen Schick

Merge, Overlay & Edit Photos

Features & Capabilities

Blend lets you layer photos and apply overlays to craft unique composites. Use a freeform canvas, one-click layer blending, and effects to create images with a double-exposure vibe that you could not achieve otherwise.

Explore endless collage templates and swipeable carousel designs tailored for Instagram. Build cohesive grids and multi-post layouts with custom grids, including support for over 10 photos per project. Regular template updates keep your feed fresh, while flexible editing tools unlock full creative control. Subscriptions offer extended features for professional editing on the go.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Owen Schick

Rating:

4.40

(3,455) 23 new ratings

Version:

3.3.9 Last updated: 2026-06-01

Version code:

886363806

Creation date:

2015-04-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

168.11MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 33,072 ▲ 79

Other rankings

#6 in overlay keyword 23 ▼ 1#53 in adobe flash keyword 44 ▲ 9

For Developers

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Developed by:

Owen Schick

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blend-combine-photo-layers/id975578412

User Reviews

Users largely criticized Blend: Combine Photo Layers for being aggressively paywalled. Many reviews note you must pay to save or export, with trials that charge or mislead. Screenshots are blocked and basic functions are gated behind a subscription. There are occasional positive remarks about its simple layering features and ease of use when not paywalled, but recurring issues include billing bugs, login problems, and stability glitches after updates.

Pros

Offers basic photo layering/overlay features for quick edits.
Some reviewers find it easy to use for simple tasks.
There are free features available for at least basic exploration (before paying).
A few users express positive sentiment like I like it and This app is great when not gated by paywalls.

Cons

Paywall/subscription required to save/export, often before you can try the app.
Exporting and even screenshots are blocked or degraded unless you pay; saving work is not possible for free.
Free trials are misleading or short, with charges occurring, leading to frustration.
Subscription management and billing bugs (subscription not recognized, login/out issues) disrupt usage.
Stability issues and feature removals after updates (bugs, color changes, removed functions) detract from usability.

Recent reviews

Open the app for the first time and you're met with the classic fullscreen non-skippable multi-panel sales pitch trying to convince you why you need the app you already downloaded. Then, you're funneled to a subscription page which you can close and finally use the app. However, you can't export any information (even screenshotting is blank) until you fork over some cash. There are dozens of free ways to edit images off of your phone. This is gross.

by JE*****, 2026-05-16

Needed this for a quick photo edit and it had the free features I needed but you can’t save the image without paying. Not sure why you’d even have free features if you need to pay to save the edit.

by ma*****, 2026-04-30

You can't even try the app without paying for a subscription. The first thing that happens when you load the app is clicking through a survey that takes you to a paywall where the default is to pay for a subscription before even trying the app. Then when you figure out how to close that, you can play with the app a little bit but it won't even let you save one image to see what it looks like and check the output statistics on your image. Unless of course you pay for subscription. Which is ridiculous. I could see paying 5 or $10 one time for a tour like this, but certainly not a subscription. Plus, if you can't even try the app for a little bit, how would a person ever justify buying a subscription? I wasted my time with this download.