Superimpose
Does Superimpose process my images on its own servers?
No, Superimpose processes everything locally on your device. Your photos are never uploaded to an external server, which makes it a strong choice if you're concerned about privacy and data sharing.
What kind of editing tools does Superimpose offer?
It includes a robust layer and masking system with brush and eraser tools, edge refinement, and curve adjustments for blending layers. These tools let you create realistic composites, like cutting out a subject and matching lighting between photos.
Why does Superimpose keep crashing when I work with large photos?
The app can be unstable with high-resolution images straight from your camera, especially during complex edits. To avoid crashes and losing progress, try resizing your photos before importing them or save your work frequently.
How do I save a transparent PNG in Superimpose?
You need to flatten your layers first, then go to the export menu and select the PNG option from a somewhat hidden menu. It's not intuitive, so remember that order: flatten, export, then pick PNG.
How does Superimpose compare to free 'magic eraser' apps?
Unlike many free apps that share your data, Superimpose costs $1.99 with no tracking and processes everything offline. However, its interface is much older and less user-friendly, so you trade convenience and modern design for privacy and powerful local editing.
