ScreenMaster - Screenshot & photo editing

Screen Master is a user-friendly and free tool for capturing screenshots and annotating photos without the need for rooting your device. With Screen Master, you can easily take screenshots on your tablet, phone, or any other Android device by either tapping a floating button or shaking the device.

This application also offers various annotation options, including cropping, adding text, pixelating images, and drawing shapes like arrows, rectangles, and circles. This makes it simple to edit your screenshots and share them swiftly with friends!

► Benefits:

1.No rooting needed; unrestricted usage

2.HIGH-QUALITY screenshots saved without loss, supporting PNG format

3.A range of features for image annotation

4.Capture entire web pages and save them as images quickly

5.Ability to save screenshots to external SD cards

6.Compatibility with Android 7.0 Shortcuts and QuickTile functionalities

7.Functionality for long screenshots and photo stitching

► Main Features:

★ Taking Screenshots:

Screen Master offers various options for screenshot capture:

- Floating button: An easy-to-use button that appears over all content, enabling one-click screen capture

- Shaking device: Capture a screenshot by simply shaking your device

- Web capture: The easiest way to take a full-page screenshot by sharing the webpage link to Screen Master

- Long screenshot: Features support for capturing extended screens effortlessly

★ Photo Annotation:

- Crop and rotate images: Cut images into rectangular, round, star, triangle, and other shapes

- Spotlight important information: Use the Spotlight feature to highlight areas

- Blur parts of the image: Pixelate sections of the image you wish to obscure

- Magnify specific areas: Zoom in on selected portions using a magnifier

- Add emoji stickers: Enhance your images with fun and lively stickers

- Insert text onto photos: Customize text with varied colors, backgrounds, shadows, strokes, styles, sizes, and more

- Complete set of annotation tools: Includes arrows, rectangles, circles, and pens

- Annotate large pictures directly without prior cropping

- Supports not only screenshots but all images; import from the gallery and save/share in high definition

★ Photo Stitching:

Automatically detects and stitches together multiple images into a long screenshot, whether horizontally or vertically

Accessibility Service:

The app utilizes Android’s accessibility service to assist in taking long screenshots while ensuring no data collection or unauthorized actions are performed.

► Note:

Screen Master is unable to capture secure pages, including protected content on YouTube, banking application screens, or password entry pages.

A Trusted Sidekick for Effortless Digital Communication

As someone constantly juggling tech tutorials for clients, documenting bugs for developers, and sharing meme-worthy moments with friends, Screen Master has fundamentally transformed how I interact with my screen—turning every visual thought into instantly shareable stories. The first time I shook my phone to capture a fleeting error message during a Zoom call, it felt like digital sorcery: no fumbling for button combinations, no rooting required—just an elegant flick and the image appeared, crystal-clear in PNG quality. But where Screen Master truly shines is its annotation toolkit, which I now wield daily like a digital brush. Cropping concert tickets into star shapes for Instagram stories, blurring confidential data in UX mockups with pixel-perfect precision, or spotlighting critical figures in reports with glowing arrows has streamlined my workflow immeasurably.

I’m especially reliant on its long-scroll magic for capturing entire recipe threads or complex Slack threads in one seamless image—stitching pages vertically while automatically detecting overlaps, a godsend for archiving. The floating capture button becomes a loyal companion during travel, hovering discreetly as I grab boarding passes or translate street signs without switching apps. Even deeper features surprise me: QuickTile support lets me screenshot directly from my notification tray during meetings, while external SD saving preserves storage during screenshot-heavy audits. Though it respects DRM boundaries (no banking app captures, rightly so), its flexibility elsewhere is unparalleled—annotating gallery photos with custom text shadows, magnifying fine print, or pasting cheeky emojis over friends’ texts before sharing.

For educators annotating diagrams, designers giving feedback, or anyone who communicates visually, Screen Master balances robust functionality with joyful simplicity. It’s not just a tool; it’s your silent co-pilot, transforming mundane screenshots into compelling narratives—one shake, blur, or arrow at a time.