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Transform your phone into a versatile measuring tool using augmented reality. Accurately measure length, distance, height, angles, and areas of objects around you. Save and share your measurements instantly.
What's New in AR Ruler
1.0.3
November 3, 2026
Fix known issues.
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Yearly
Unlock all professional measurement features.
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FAQ
What can AR Ruler measure?
AR Ruler can measure length, distance, height, angles, and areas of objects and spaces using your phone's camera and augmented reality technology. It also includes an on-screen ruler for smaller items and a level tool for alignment.
How does AR Ruler work?
The app uses your device's camera to detect surfaces and then overlays virtual measuring tools. You simply point your camera, tap to set points, and the app calculates the dimensions in real-time.
Can I save and share my measurements with AR Ruler?
Yes, you can capture any measurement as a photo and share it with others in a single tap. This includes length, distance, height, angle, or area measurements.
Does AR Ruler support different units of measurement?
Yes, AR Ruler allows you to switch instantly between centimeters, meters, feet, and inches, providing flexibility for various needs.
What is the subscription cost for AR Ruler?
AR Ruler offers a weekly subscription for $9.99 with a 3-day free trial, and a yearly subscription for $29.99. Payment is charged to your iTunes Account upon confirmation.
How do I cancel my AR Ruler subscription?
You can manage your subscription and turn off auto-renewal in your iTunes Account Settings at least 24 hours before the end of the current period to avoid being charged for the next cycle.
Is AR Ruler suitable for professional use?
While AR Ruler is great for quick measurements for projects like furniture placement or floor plans, its accuracy may vary. For highly precise professional needs, traditional tools might still be preferred.
What devices is AR Ruler compatible with?
AR Ruler is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It requires AR capabilities to function correctly.





