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Use these cute Collage-style Stamps to decorate your Home Screen!
About Stamp Pack: Collage
Stamp Pack: Collage is a personalization app developed by +HOME by Ateam Entertainment.
How many times has Stamp Pack: Collage been downloaded?
Stamp Pack: Collage has been downloaded 38 thousand times. In the last 30 days, the app was downloaded 6 times.
What is the rating of Stamp Pack: Collage?
Stamp Pack: Collage is rated 4.60 out of 5 stars, based on 320 ratings.
Is Stamp Pack: Collage free?
Stamp Pack: Collage is free to download. The APK download size is 2.05 MB. The latest version available is 6.0. The last update was on April 27, 2025.
What are the requirements for Stamp Pack: Collage?
Stamp Pack: Collage requires Android 2.2+ or higher. The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on Google Play February 2014.
More data about Stamp Pack: Collage
| Price | Free to download |
| Total downloads | 38 thousand |
| Recent downloads | 6 |
| Rating | 4.60 based on 320 ratings |
| Ranking | Not ranked |
| Version | 6.0 |
| APK size | 2.05 MB |
| Number of libraries | 2 |
| Designed for Android | 2.2+ |
| Suitable for | Everyone |
| Ads | Contains ads |
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Google Play Rating history and histogram
Downloads over time
Stamp Pack: Collage has been downloaded 38 thousand times. Over the past 30 days, it has been downloaded 6 times.
Changelog of Stamp Pack: Collage
Developer information for +HOME by Ateam Entertainment
Comments on Stamp Pack: Collage for Android
Google Play Rankings for Stamp Pack: Collage
Technologies used by Stamp Pack: Collage
Stamp Pack: Collage is requesting 1 permissions and is using 2 libraries.Permissions
Ad network libraries
Social libraries
Development tools
Android Jetpack core
Google Play Licensing Service
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