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Screen Master is a free, easy-to-use, no rooting required screenshot and photo markup tool.
Popular screenshot and markup app offering floating capture, long shots, and rich editing tools on Android.
ScreenMaster:Screenshot Markup is an Android utility specializing in screenshots and quick visual annotations. It replaces the standard capture flow with floating controls, gestures, full-page webpage shots, and support for long conversations stitched into a single image.
Its editor lets you crop, rotate, draw shapes, blur private data, add emojis, and overlay richly styled text. This combination is particularly useful for reporting bugs, building documentation, or clarifying complex screens in chats, all without leaving your phone.
Free with ads and optional one-time purchase to remove ads
| Feature | Free | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Screenshot capture methods | Floating button, shake-to-capture, and basic long screenshot | Same capture options; upgrade focuses on experience improvements |
| Advertisements | Displays ads in the editor and interface | One-time purchase removes ads for a cleaner workflow |
| Markup tools | Arrows, shapes, blur, spotlight, emojis, and styled text | Identical toolset used, but editor feels faster without ads |
| Long screenshot stitching | Stitches multiple images vertically or horizontally | Same core stitching, benefiting from ongoing optimization updates |
| Storage options | Save to internal memory or external SD card | No additional storage features; behavior remains unchanged |
| Update cadence | Receives functional and bug-fix updates from developer | Same app version; purchase only changes monetization experience |
Yes. The long screenshot and web capture features are designed for exactly that scenario. You can scroll while the app records multiple frames and then automatically stitches them into a single, continuous image representing the whole conversation or article.
No. ScreenMaster explicitly works without root. You only need to grant the necessary permissions to capture the screen and display its floating button over other apps. Once those are enabled, you can take screenshots using taps or gestures as described inside the app.
Use the blur or pixelation tools within the markup editor to obscure any personal data, such as names, email addresses, and account numbers. You can also crop out irrelevant regions and apply spotlight effects to keep attention on safe, non-sensitive portions.
Yes. The app offers a one-time in-app purchase that removes ads from the interface. After purchasing, your capture and editing experience becomes cleaner and more efficient, especially if you annotate screenshots frequently throughout the day.
By default, screenshots are stored in a dedicated folder on your device. In settings, you can configure the app to save directly to an external SD card when available, which helps prevent your internal storage from filling up during heavy usage.
