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The VSCO app (pronounced vis-ko), formerly known as VSCO Cam, is a photo editing and sharing platform which uses a “creator-first philosophy” to engage users with their own creativity.

VSCO also has an education series exclusive to X users with tips and how-tos. Of course, it also includes the annual subscription price that works itself out to be less than $2 per month, but ...

VSCO, which has $90 million in funding, likely drives its revenue thanks to its membership model. Launched in 2017, a subscription to the app unlocks 200+ editing presets, along with video editing ...

VSCO’s revenue has exploded, doubling in 2018 to $50 million. The Oakland startup has raised $90 million from Accel, Glynn Capital and others at an estimated $550 million valuation.

Lucciana Caselli The popularity of VSCO's tools, and of smartphone photo filters broadly, speaks to the fact that creating soft-toned photos is about more than just nostalgia.

"VSCO girls," named for the aesthetic derived from the photo editing app VSCO — formerly known as VSCO Cam — which lets users share photos and make preset filters to help keep their images ...

Back then, becoming a “VSCO girl” basically just meant making your VSCO feed look cool; In the video, Greer tries to achieve the retro-flecked, trying-to-look-like-you’re-not-trying ...