ImageMeter

ImageMeter

Dimensions & notes on photos

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1 review
Free
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Released
September 21, 2026
Updated
November 10, 2026

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Annotate photos with precise measurements, notes, and audio. Streamline on-site documentation and client communication with clear, digital reports. Supports Bluetooth laser meters and PDF imports for comprehensive project management.

✓Draw dimensions directly on photos
✓Add text, freehand drawings, and audio notes
✓Connect Bluetooth laser distance meters
✓Measure lengths, areas, and angles
✓Import and annotate PDF plans
✓Export annotated images and PDF reports
✓Cloud sync for cross-device access
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What's New in ImageMeter

26.8.0

November 10, 2026

- Snapping options right in the editor, including the new snapping to the lines of PDF drawings. - Text boxes can show images and PDF pages from other ImageMeter images. - The view scrolls when you drag an element to the edge of the editor.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Business (monthly)

All Business features, billed monthly

$4.491 Month
1 Month trial
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User reviews

Good

Honestly good for what it does. If you want to measure an image then this gets the job done. One tip I’d give is to set the line thickness to thin(around 2 or so works well) and you need to be quite accurate for it as even being one bit off it completely changes the result of the measurement. Another con I’d say is that you can measure as many lines at once(I believe the limit is 5 or so) and the only way to have more is through “pro version”(which yes is a paywall). but other then that I’d recommend it if u need to measure a image or something ratio wise
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Response from developer

Thank you for the review. Yes, the optimal line width and font size depends on what kind of images you are typically working with. You can set this in the settings -> Editor -> Styling, so that you don't have to set it repeatedly for each image. Note that you can set the sizes independently for normal photos and PDF inputs since PDFs are usually floor-plans printed at a much finer resolution.

FAQ

What is ImageMeter?

ImageMeter is a productivity app that allows users to add measurements, notes, and audio directly onto their photos. It helps create clear, understandable documents for clients and colleagues, eliminating the need for hand-drawn sketches.

How does ImageMeter handle measurements?

You can enter measurements by connecting compatible Bluetooth laser meters, by measuring directly within the image using a known reference, or by manually typing in values from a tape measure.

Can ImageMeter import existing plans?

Yes, ImageMeter supports importing floor plans and drawings from PDF files. The app respects the scale of the imported drawing, allowing you to take measurements directly on the plan.

What are the different versions of ImageMeter?

ImageMeter is free to download and try, with limitations on measurements and watermarks on exports. A Pro version offers unlimited measurements and no watermarks via a one-time purchase. The Business subscription provides cloud sync, custom logos, and data table exports.

Does ImageMeter have ads?

No, ImageMeter does not contain advertisements. The free version has limitations and watermarks, while paid versions unlock full functionality without ads.

What devices does ImageMeter support?

ImageMeter is available for iPhone and iPad, offering a seamless experience across Apple devices.

How often is ImageMeter updated?

ImageMeter was last updated on November 4, 2026, indicating regular maintenance and feature additions to ensure optimal performance and compatibility.

Can I use ImageMeter offline?

While cloud sync features require an internet connection, core measurement and annotation functionalities within ImageMeter can be used offline. Exporting and syncing will require connectivity.