Superimpose

Pankaj Goswami

About this app

Just with a few taps, create professional grade superimposed or juxtaposed photos on your iPhone! You don't need a computers and expensive software to superimpose or cut/copy/paste one photo on top of another any more.

Here is how it works...

1. Load a background image.
2. Load a foreground image.
3. Mask out unwanted portion of the foreground image using wide range of masking tools.
4. Smoothen the edges with smoothen tool inside the app, if required.
5. Move, Scale, Resize, Rotate, Flip the foreground to place it on the right location on the background image.
6. Adjust the colors/exposure/contrast/hue/saturation etc. of the foreground and the background images if required to match both the images in terms of colors.
7. You are done! Share with your friends and amaze them!

You can also use this tool to do serious photo editing tasks like blending textures or overlaying borders or to do double exposure with adjustable transparency and 18 blending modes.

Masking in the app is the most powerful one available on the app store, just tap on an area of the photo, and the app will mask out all the connected area with similar colors. Or you can use brush, lasso, global color similarity, rectangle, ellipse, linear, bi-linear or radial gradient masking tools. Mask a portion with this tool and that portion of the foreground image will become transparent and reveal the background.

Ratings and reviews

i do love this app, and i use it quite a lot! but only being able to have one layer at a time and not being able to align a layer in a specific part of the screen whilst being a PAID app is annoying. i would love to rate this app higher, if the people behind it were willing to let the android version catch up to the ios version at all.

i just switched from iPhone to a note 9 & used to use this app (superimpose x) on my iPhone and it was by FAR the best photo editing app I've ever used. However, it's a major disappointment on an Android phone. most features aren't there and is very limited. please bring this up to the same standard as was on the iPhone!

I'm overall pretty happy with the app, but the Android version NEEDS to catch up to the iOS equivalent because there are a lot of features we're missing out on. There is also a bug that causes the foreground to become black each time I open the filter menu or the use the "replace but keep mask" function, which prevents me from lowering saturation, as well as keep masks in place. It's a really bad bug.