Screenshot Tile - Quick settings screenshots
Capture & share moments effortlessly with a quick settings tile that makes screenshotting seamless & immediate!

- 2.12.2 Version
- 2.8 Score
- 626K+ Downloads
- Free License
- 3+ Content Rating
Introduction
This application adds a button or tile to the quick settings panel for capturing screenshots. Upon installation, you need to incorporate the button/tile into your quick settings and grant it permission to capture the screen and store images in internal storage.
Features:
✓ Capture screenshots directly from quick settings
✓ Does not require root access
✓ Notification appears after a screenshot is taken (can be turned off)
✓ Options to share, edit, or delete a screenshot immediately from the notification
✓ Built-in image editor for modifying screenshots
✓ Floating button/overlay similar to a chat bubble (Android 9 and above)
✓ Functions as an assistive app for taking screenshots (long-press the Home button)
✓ Option to capture a specific section of the screen (long-press the tile)
✓ Delay feature for taking screenshots
✓ Save files in any directory on any storage device, such as an SD card
✓ Capability to save in multiple file formats: png, jpg, or webp
✓ Automatic screenshot function with applications like Tasker or MacroDroid
✓ Free, open-source, and ad-free
Note:
🎦 When a screenshot is captured, the "Google Cast" icon will show up in the status bar and will appear in the screenshot itself. If you wish to hide the icon, instructions are available in the app documentation.
Permissions:❏ android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE - Required for saving screenshot files to internal storage. ❏ android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE - Since Android 9/Pie, this permission is necessary to enable screenshot functionality; the app operates without being displayed, while still showing a notification during activity.
Automatic screenshots: For automating screenshots using another app, like MacroDroid or Tasker, detailed guidance is provided in the app’s documentation.
Hiding the app icon: In the settings, you can conceal the app icon from your launcher but can still access it through a long press on the quick settings tile. Note that Android 10 has removed the option to hide an app completely.
Comments
April 22, 2025
The other people reviewing with 1 star are completely wrong. My Poco F3's volume buttons broke, and I was able to use an app for volume control, but I wasn't able to find out how to get a screenshot working, even with root. I nearly uninstalled this app without even trying it because of the reviews, but then when I tried it.. it was super easy to setup, with the native method takes a screenshot in the same way the system does.. it's just perfect! Now I'm not even thinking of replacing my buttons.
April 17, 2025
I really don't know why this app has such a low score. After trying many others, full of ads and buy me, this simple old school app does a perfect job, a one click screenshot, easy and no unnecessary frills, who could want more, thanks guy's . maybe one day phone manufacturer's will learn we don't want to stand on our head using multiple finger's to achieve the same.
- Version2.12.2
- UpdateMay 09, 2025
- Developercuzi
- CategoryTools
- Requires AndroidAndroid 7.0+
- Downloads626K+
- Package Namecom.github.cvzi.screenshottile
- Signature4d10fd938ff4c7cc74764257f7a4dd0f
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Lightweight and minimal interface.
Easy to set up and use without ads.
Functions well without requiring root access.
Allows screenshot without pressing physical buttons.
Offers customization options for quick settings.
Works on older and newer devices alike.
Open-source project with clear permissions.
No intrusive background processes or data collection.
May fail to take screenshots on certain banking apps due to security settings.
Takes time to get used to full setup; may not work perfectly out of the box.
Can experience bugs like taking blank screenshots.
Requires accessibility permissions which some users may find intrusive.
Floating button can change positions unexpectedly.
Could show issues with recent updates leading to slow performance.
Some users experience crashes or settings resetting frequently.
Limited functionality with apps that block screenshotting.