A new VSCO lens inside Snapchat mixes the best of both, using Snapchat Lenses to creat light leaks, film imperfections, and even a prism effect. The sponsored Lens is free, but temporary -- only ...

Snapchat launched its new mobile Lens Studio app. For years, creating custom filters required a computer setup, some technical know-how, and patience. This new iOS-exclusive app alters that ...

— The lens is available from now through December 8 for free, but VSCO die-hards can expect more Snapchat collaborations in the future. This article was originally published on Dec. 15, 2019.

Exclusive: VSCO is releasing its own camera app — the company’s first new standalone release in a decade. It’s called Capture ...

VSCO says the new app should be available to users on both iOS and Android in the near future. The company also notes that today’s update is just the “first of many” that will be coming to ...

No, VSCO does not notify users when someone takes a screenshot of any content within the app. As a VSCO user, you are free to take screenshots of anything in the app — including user profile ...

Snapchat's logo now has a bolder look -- literally. The outline of "Chillah" the ghost is thicker, and the Twitterverse is not OK with it.

The Snapchat logo is an iconic one, and hasn't changed much since the app's inception. It features the outline of a cartoony bedsheet-style ghost, which also doubles as the Snapchat mascot.

Today it’s releasing its first new app since VSCO Cam for Android in 2013: a GIF creation app called DSCO.The new app, which is available for the iPhone today, lets you create short GIF ...

Snapchat is leaning into one of its more popular features, its AR-powered Lenses, and has now launched a whole in-app AR game. And it's called Ghost Phone. On Thursday, Snapchat announced its new ...

Snapchat, the popular social network startup that lets users send each other photos that quickly disappear, has given its logo a facelift. Since launching in 2011, the Los Angeles-based company ...

Flory and Lutze had launched VSCO, a photo-editing app, about a year earlier, and there were more than 2 million photos on Instagram with the hashtag #vscocam—meaning users had edited those ...