Photo editing and sharing app VSCO is making its iOS camera app, Capture, available across the world, following a limited ...

The creative platform deepens its focus on emerging and established professional photographersSAN FRANCISCO, July 22, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- VSCO, the Visual Supply Company, today announced new ...

It’s said, “The best camera is the one you have with you.” And for many people, that turns out to be their smartphone. With cellphone photography reaching new heights, one can’t possibly ignore the ...

VSCO's iOS camera app, Capture, is now available worldwide after a limited launch in select countries. The company also announced the acquisition of The Freelance Photographer.

Image: VSCO Just last week, Adobe quietly launched a potentially powerful camera app for iPhone users. Now, another familiar name is entering the third-party iPhone camera app market. Visual Supply Co ...

Since VSCO launched its first mobile app in 2012, it has amassed 150 million-plus Android and iPhone downloads. It debuted a subscription model in 2017 has since accrued 2 million paid users ...

VSCO will make it possible for users to share text-based posts in Spaces, a rare departure from VSCO’s laser focus on visual art. The app will also begin letting users message one another ...

The VSCO app (pronounced vis-ko), formerly known as VSCO Cam, is a photo editing and sharing platform which uses a “creator-first philosophy” to engage users with their own creativity.

The popularity of VSCO's tools, and of smartphone photo filters broadly, speaks to the fact that creating soft-toned photos is about more than just nostalgia.

VSCO X offers excellent film filters that don’t feel so fake. Film-inspired effects are everywhere, but those in VSCO X are step above in terms of both quality and flexibility.

Back then, becoming a “VSCO girl” basically just meant making your VSCO feed look cool; In the video, Greer tries to achieve the retro-flecked, trying-to-look-like-you’re-not-trying ...

"VSCO girls," the beach-inspired aesthetic taking over the teen world, is the Gen Z iteration of prep fashion. The name comes from the photo editing app VSCO.