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Current Version

PhotoGrid 9.28

Released Sep 17, 2026 · 196.8 MB · Android 9.0+

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Version Information

Version
9.28
Release date
Sep 17, 2026
Size
196.8 MB
Android
9.0+
File type
APK
Package
com.photogrid.collage.videomaker
Developer
PhotoGrid Corporation

About PhotoGrid

PhotoGrid is a photography app from PhotoGrid Corporation, identified by the package name com.photogrid.collage.videomaker. The current build is version 9.28, dated 2026-09-17, and it arrives as a single package of 196.8 MB. It is aimed at people who want a capable, image-focused tool on their phone. Version And Release Details PhotoGrid 9.28 is the newest build listed for this app, carrying the release date 2026-09-17. Knowing the exact version is useful when you want to confirm that what you installed matches the current offering, and it gives you a reference point if you ever compare two devices side by side. The whole app is delivered as one file weighing 196.8 MB. Device Compatibility Requirements The build requires Android 9.0 or newer. Phones and tablets on that system release or anything more recent should accept the installer, while older hardware may be refused before setup begins. If your device already runs something newer than the stated minimum, you should not need any special steps beyond the ordinary install flow. Where PhotoGrid Sits In Photography PhotoGrid belongs to the photography category, the segment occupied by apps built around pictures and visual work. It is published by PhotoGrid Corporation, so the developer named on your device matches the company behind the release rather than an anonymous source. The app name itself signals its photo-centred purpose. Storage And Listing Details The listing does not publish a content rating, so there is no age guidance to review, and the app carries no tags. The file type is likewise not identified beyond the stated size. Make sure your device has room for the 196.8 MB package alongside the space your existing photos and media already occupy.