SNIP — Type Collector app analytics for September 4

For people who can’t walk past beautiful typography. SNIP lets you collect letters from the world around you and turn them into your own words and designs. From street signs and posters to stickers and marks left on walls, anything you photograph can become creative material. ■ Collect letters from photos Take a photo and press and hold on a letter to separate it from the background. There’s no need to trace every outline by hand. You can also refine your selection using freeform, rectangle, or circle tools. Korean consonants and vowels are grouped together as a single character, even when they are separated. ■ Build your own letter library Collected pieces are organized by language. • Korean • English • Japanese • Chinese • Patterns and objects Add frequently used pieces to your favorites, or hide languages you don’t use to keep your library organized. The letters once buried in your camera roll become a library you can use anytime. ■ Create with what you collect Arrange, resize, and rotate your collected pieces on the canvas to create words, phrases, and designs. Your finished work can be saved as a PNG with a transparent background and reused in other projects. You can also set a target word or phrase and collect the letters you need to complete it. ■ Everything stays on your device No account or login is required. Your photos, collected pieces, and creations are stored only on your device. Letter recognition and processing also happen entirely on your device.