Afterall Photo makes the "before and after" actually line up. When you come back to photograph your progress — weeks or months later — the app draws your earlier photo straight onto the live camera as a see-through ghost. Move until the two match, and shoot. A slider sets how strong the ghost is, so you can fade it back once you are close. That one trick is the whole point: an after shot taken from the same spot, at the same angle, turns a pile of photos into a result worth showing. WHAT YOU DO WITH IT • Start a project for each thing you're tracking — a garden, a room, a restoration, a new look • Shoot the before, then line up every later photo against it • Line up selfies with the front camera, at the same zoom as your before • Hold the phone as you did for your earlier photo, with the tilt guide (Pro) • Prop the phone up and use the self-timer or a Bluetooth remote, so a tap can't knock it out of line • Pick which photo the ghost shows: the most recent, or the very first one • Lock a project to portrait or landscape so the set stays consistent EXPORT THE TRANSFORMATION • Animated GIF or video that crossfades from before to after • A wipe you can drag across the two photos • Side-by-side stills • PDF job report for clients and insurers (Pro) MAKE IT YOURS • Date stamps and captions on any corner of the frame • Your own logo as a watermark, or no watermark at all (Pro) • Nine transition styles and a speed you set (Pro adds eight of them) • Square, 4:5 and 9:16 shapes for Stories, Reels and the feed (Pro) WHO IT IS FOR Gardeners watching a border fill in. Builders and decorators showing a client the difference. Anyone trying a new look — a haircut, makeup, a fresh tattoo. Fitness progress, month by month. Restorers of furniture, bikes and cars. Anyone who has ever taken an "after" photo and found it did not match the before. FREE AND PRO Free gives you 2 photos per project, GIF, video, wipe and side-by-side export, date stamps and automatic captions. Afterall Pro is one purchase, once — no subscription: • 10 photos per project • HD and full-resolution export • Your own logo, or a clean frame with no watermark • PDF job reports • Eight more transition styles • Custom captions on each photo • Square, 4:5 and 9:16 export shapes • A tilt guide that matches how you held the phone • Import as many photos from your library as you like NOTHING LEAVES YOUR PHONE There is no account, no sign-up and no server. Afterall Photo has no networking of any kind: your photos and projects stay in the app, and the only time anything goes anywhere is when you tap share or save. Back your projects up to a file whenever you like, and restore them on a new phone.
| Size | 3.5 MB |
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| Platforms | iPhone |
| Languages | English |
| Category | Photo & Video |
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| iPhone | Requires iOS 17.0 or later. |
App's data is regularly updated.
Last update:
Now also with zoom that matches your earlier photo, the front camera, a tilt guide that keeps you level, and a self-timer. • Front camera. Flip to it with the new button at the top left. The ghost is mirrored along with the preview, so your face lines up with your earlier photo — and the saved photo still comes out the right way round. • The camera opens at your reference photo's zoom. Took the before at 0.5×? The next shot starts at 0.5× as well — including photos you import from the Camera app. • Lens buttons for 0.5×, 1×, 2× and your iPhone's telephoto, right next to the shutter. • Self-timer. Tap the timer beside the shutter for 3 or 10 seconds, or slide along it to pick one. The flash blinks through the countdown, so you know when it's coming. Your Bluetooth remote starts the countdown too, and each project remembers its own setting. • Tilt guide (Pro). A level line and a small scale show how you held the phone for your earlier photo. Match them and the guide turns yellow, with a tap you can feel — so the after isn't a few degrees off the before. • Smaller things: GIFs, videos and Reveals stay on your after photo longer, the shutter answers the moment you press it, the gallery scrolls to your new photo, and a full Pro project says so instead of offering an upgrade you already have. Photos from before this update don't know their zoom or tilt yet. For the zoom, tap the lens button once; the tilt guide starts with the next photo you take.