MultiTouch Test - Multitouch testing & tracking
Discover how well your device handles multitouch, with real-time touch points & performance insights at your fingertips.
- 1.4.3 Version
- 1.5 Score
- 538K+ Downloads
- Free License
- 3+ Content Rating
MultiTouch Test is a lightweight diagnostic tool that instantly shows how many simultaneous finger touches your screen can recognize—up to ten pointers—while also reporting the device’s exact resolution of 1440 × 2880 pixels and density of 560 dpi. By simply placing multiple fingers anywhere on the display, users can watch the app track every contact point in real time, making it easy to verify that each area of the touch sensor is responding correctly and uniformly. The on-screen instructions guide you through quick tests, highlighting any dead zones or irregularities, and all results are clearly labeled so you know precisely how your hardware behaves. Whether you are troubleshooting a faulty panel, confirming multitouch specs before gaming, or just curious about your phone’s capabilities, MultiTouch Test delivers immediate, accurate feedback in a clean, no-frills interface.
MultiTouch Test indicates the performance of your device's hardware in managing multitouch functionality.
• visualizes your touch points using colored circles
• reveals the location of pointers
• counts the number of pointers
• displays the resolution of the screen
• illustrates display density
-Can support a maximum of 20 touch points (fingers).
How to use it
Place as many fingers as you canon the screen to find out how manypointers your device supports
Touch the screen in different placesto determine if your device's touchsensor is responding correctly
- Version1.4.3
- UpdateJul 09, 2025
- DeveloperEasy Labs
- CategoryTools
- Requires AndroidAndroid 4.4+
- Downloads538K+
- Package Namecom.easylabs.multitouch
- Signature1bbdef77f1a61954baecc6683cdb5727
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No need for permissions
Effective for identifying ghost touch issues
Supports up to 10 fingers
Simple and aesthetically pleasing interface
Straightforward functionality with no ads
Reliable in detecting screen touch problems
Easy to use without bugs
Instant feedback on touch performance
Limited multi-touch detection on some devices
Doesn't support full screen on Android 11
Occasional inconsistency in finger detection
May require acceptance of creepily worded terms and conditions
Minimal functionality may not meet all user needs
Some users experience color mismatch during tests
Only serves one purpose, limiting its utility