Meazure
What are the dimensions of that image? How big is this window? Does this layout fit on an NTSC display? What color are these pixels? What does this icon look like close up? How can I capture an arbitrary portion of the screen?
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
Features
- Works Offline
Tags
- ruler
- magnifier
- screenshots
- Grid
- screen-ruler
- system-utilities
What is Meazure?
What are the dimensions of that image? How big is this window? Does this layout fit on an NTSC display? What color are these pixels? What does this icon look like close up? How can I capture an arbitrary portion of the screen? These are just a few of the questions that kept coming up as I developed applications and web pages. Various tools are available to answer some of these questions but I could not find any that answered them all or that had a usable interface. So I created Meazure, a program that measures, magnifies and captures the screen by providing a battery of features in a cohesive user interface. Even better, Meazure is open source!
Meazure information
Developed by
Baron Roberts Licensing
Open Source and Free product.Alternatives
34 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
It mostly works out of the box using the default config of bottles(flatpak version) for Linux users
This is very useful, but what would make it even more useful would be to set points on the screen and give them values, and then measure in units relative to those points. In other words, mark the edges of a plot, and then pick points on that plot and see their coordinates relative to the plot. You can do this with "percent" and the line tool, but it's tedious to do the conversions.
This is the best screen measuring tool I have ever used because it allow for measurements from any point on the screen to another as well as measure in different systems of measurement.