Top 5 Photography Apps on Android in Guatemala for Q1 2024

The first quarter of 2024 has seen notable trends in the performance of top photography apps on the Android platform in Guatemala. Here’s a closer look at how these apps fared in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users.

Picsart: AI Photo Video Editor Picsart exhibited a varied performance throughout the quarter. Weekly revenue started at $263 in early January, peaking at $424 in mid-February, before ending at $304 in late March. Weekly downloads saw a significant spike to 6.1K in the last week of January, with a general downward trend afterward, stabilizing around 3.1K. Active users fluctuated, starting at 123K, dipping to 104K in mid-February, and ending at 116K in late March.

Remini - AI Photo Enhancer Remini displayed steady weekly revenue, ranging between $261 and $349, peaking in mid-March. Downloads showed a notable high of 10.2K in the last week of March, after a mid-quarter dip to 3.7K in mid-February. Active users started strong at 56K, dipped to 44K in mid-February, and rebounded to 58K by the end of March.

FaceApp: Perfect Face Editor FaceApp's weekly revenue ranged from $186 to $314, peaking at the end of February. Downloads fluctuated, starting at 3.3K, dropping to 755 in late February, and recovering to 2K by the end of March. Active users followed a similar trend, starting at 16K, dipping to 8.9K, and ending the quarter at 13K.

Photoroom AI Photo Editor Photoroom's revenue saw a rise from $144 in early January to $293 in mid-February, before gradually falling to $237 by the end of March. Weekly downloads peaked at 2.1K in late February, with a general decrease to 1.1K by the end of March. Active users started at 9.3K, peaked at 9.9K in late February, and ended at 8K.

Lightroom Photo & Video Editor Lightroom maintained consistent revenue, ranging from $197 to $253, peaking in late February. Downloads fluctuated, starting at 2.5K, dipping to 1.1K in early February, and ending at 1.8K in late March. Active users began at 37K, peaked at 38K in early March, and stabilized at 32K by the end of the quarter.

These insights are derived from Sensor Tower data, offering a detailed look at the performance of these top photography apps. For more in-depth analysis, visit Sensor Tower.