Social Media Apps to Consider in 2026

We are now in 2026, and a lot has changed in social media, including tools and applications.

EDITS

Instagram’s solution for editing — the Edits app. It is handy to have a seamless transition from Edits to Instagram; however, every account you work with needs its own Edits account, and it is not available for desktop yet. It is native to Instagram for editing, but has its limitations.

PLANOLOY

Planoly is a social media management tool that has stayed consistent, with a clear direction and aesthetic. We have used this platform for our own business and for clients. A key feature it had before many platforms was the ability to see what your post would look like on the “grid” before it was posted.

CANVA

We use Canva daily, and so do businesses, non-profits, and elected leaders for various needs, including creating reels, graphics, photo editing, and event promotion.

CAMPSITE.BIO

You'll often see the “Link in my bio” callout, and many use Linktree, but we have been fans of Campsite.bio for years. It has free and paid versions, and you can add a photo to each link.

GRAMMARLY

It is an easy-to-use grammar and style helper for emails and your website. Grammarly can suggest ways to improve or change your writing and estimate how your tone may come across.

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SNAPTIK (but proceed with caution)

For years, many people in the space have recommended Snapkit, and it is still one of the busiest websites in social media for its functionality, but it does have its downsides. With it, you can download a high-quality video without watermarks; however, many ads are reported to be intrusive or sketchy. Simply put, it is free, but be careful what you click on.