Screenshot Tile
Screenshot Tile offers a variety of features designed to enhance your experience when taking and managing screenshots. One of the key benefits of our app is the ability to customize storage location, format, and notification settings to suit your preferences.
Features
- Â Full-page Screenshot
- Â Edit screenshots
 Tags
- Android Applications
- quicksettings
- tile
- quicksetting-tiles
- Android
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Screenshot Tile information
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Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.Alternatives
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- English
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What is Screenshot Tile?
Screenshot Tile offers a variety of features designed to enhance your experience when taking and managing screenshots. One of the key benefits of our app is the ability to customize storage location, format, and notification settings to suit your preferences.
Screenshot Tile also offers a native method, which uses the same screenshot function as pressing the Home+Power button or whichever key combination is used for screenshots on your phone. This method does not require any permissions, only activating the accessibility service once.
Additionally, functions like long screenshots, screenshot editor, notifications, thumbnail, and other features that device manufacturers may have added.
Comments and Reviews
FOSS. (free and open-source).
Gives you quite a few options to make screenshots on Android.
For example, you can use it as accessibility overlay icon. Or you can put it in the dropdown notification shade where the quick settings are (this is what I do), or the normal 2-button press.
It's nice because by default you can make it so you drag an area rather than taking the entire screen, so that you don't have to waste time cropping. You can resize and then press the center to take the screenshot.