Can You See Who Views Your VSCO?

VSCO is an app developed by Visual Supply Company which allows its users to edit their pictures and videos to either post on the app or share on other social media platforms.

It’s mainly a photo editing app with already preset filters and editing tools. Users can use these available editing tools and filters to edit their pictures from their gallery.

VSCO is seen as a competition to Instagram because it shares several features with IG. It’s a well known powerful photo editor with image manipulation abilities, users prefer to use it and edit their images before posting to other sites.

However, VSCO has a social network aspect of it, users can share their photos and also see the ones shared by other people they follow on the app.

But, the app has a strict privacy policies which does not let users see who viewed their pictures on the app. Instagram allows you meet new people and talk to them, you can like and comment on the photos they post. But this is not so for VSCO.

VSCO is primarily for editing photos as there’s no much social interaction been done on the app. Due to its privacy, you can’t see who visits your profile and others won’t know if you check theirs. The app does not track your activities so it can’t notify other people when you view their profile neither will it notify you if another person views yours.

You wont find the like and comment button on the app, you can’t comment either.You can only follow them and share/repost their images.

VSCO is the perfect app for those who don’t want to bother about followers count, number of likes and comments. You only get to post your photos and even though your photo will reach many people, the traffic statistics will not be made known to you.

How to know who viewed your profile on VSCO

To know who viewed your profile on VSCO, you can only use guesses.

The number of followers can help you know who is likely viewing your profile. People who follow you are interested in the pictures you post, even though you won’t know when they view your profile but since they follow you, you are free to suspect them.

You can equally know who views your profile when a follower reposts your pictures. VSCO allows users repost pictures of others.

However, it won’t show number of likes and reposts. User can collect/favorite and image so when someone repost any of your pictures, you know they viewed your VSCO profile.

You can as well tell people to view your VSCO, you can share your profile links with other people and then ask them if they viewed your profile.

It’s important to note that there are no third party apps to use on VSCO and find out who viewed your profile. VSCO itself does not know who viewed your profile,so a third party app can’t.

Functions of VSCO

VSCO has only one function which is to help users edit their photos. There are many free editing tools available and you can even pay to get more tools.

Editing functions in VSCO includes image adjustment tools like contrast, exposure,tone,highlight adjustments and shadows under tone, color saturation.

You can also adjust how much the filters affect the original image. The filters and photo editors are what makes this app standout more in comparison to Instagram.

Non-paying users get 10 free filters, you’ll have to pay for more. Photo experts usually use this app to edit photos because of its great photo editing features.

There is also a cropping tool, users have access to presets of most seen aspect ratio. You can use the rotation tool to adjust image level. Skewing tool let’s you correct a slanted image or apply slants to your image.

After editing your photos, you can share them with the world via other social media platforms like Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook. Or you share on the built in social network on VSCO, you can caption your photos and even add hashtags while posting on VSCO .

You can as well share your images yo your VSCO contacts, or just post on your profile. The location data is included in your profile but if you don’t want it you can turn it off in the settings.

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This article was first published on August 13, 2022 2:58 p.m. WAT