Transform your device into a large, full-screen scrolling banner for messages. Display text, emoji, and photos with smooth scrolling and customizable colors. Ideal for getting attention from a distance or in noisy environments.
Summarized from real user reviews of Blurt. Based on 26 reviews and a 4.6/5 average, it highlights the 7 positives and 5 negatives reviewers mention most about this Utilities app.
4.3
November 29, 2017
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Appleย Watch app icon. Display of Blurt messages received by email is fixed.
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Blurt Pro
Features: โข Create and save up to 500 messages โข New display styles: zoom, fade, scroll reverse, fit to screen โข Inline time and date display โข 50 additional fonts โข Rainbow text color with background colors โข Mirror and bounce special effects
More4 issues
Crashes after updates
Doesn't work on iPad Air 2
7 requests
Output to other apps like WhatsApp
Output as photo, video, and GIF formats
Blurt transforms your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch into a full-screen scrolling banner. It allows you to display messages, including text, emoji, and photos, in large, easily readable format. The app is designed for maximum readability, especially when viewed from a distance.
Key features include ultra-smooth scrolling for messages, support for text, emoji, and photos, and display in portrait, landscape, or free rotation modes. It offers over 40 different color options, a library to save messages, and playlist functionality. It also includes a mirror mode for use in vehicles.
The app is free to download and use. It offers in-app purchases, suggesting that some features or content may require an additional purchase to unlock.
The app is designed for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices. It supports display in various orientations, including portrait, landscape, and free rotation modes.
Blurt is perfect for various situations where you need to get attention or convey a message from a distance. This includes concerts, sporting events, parties, bars, classrooms, conferences, or even in the car to communicate with other drivers.
