Measure Tools vs Image Ruler

Measure Tools Linea is an application which allows the user to take photographs or import from the gallery and take note of different measures. In addition to saving this information, the user can also share these pictures directly on their iPhone or iPad. An essential tool for architects, engineers, real estate agents and civil construction technicians. General users will also find this tool very useful. Linea Measure Tools application also presents the innovative ultra-thin laminated stoneware from range LINEA by Margres. With only 3mm thickness and available in large dimensions which can go up to 3mx1m. Linea laminated stoneware offers new architectural solutions. How it works: Take a photo of the object you need to mark and save the measurements. Next, in an intuitive and user friendly manner, you can include your notes using arrows, angles and text. The picture can then be saved and shared. Features: - take note and save dimensions of an object in an image; - take note and save angle amplitudes in an image; - take note and save text notes in an image; - registers several measure units: meter, centimeter, foot, yard; - zoom in and out when you need more precision; - export or send a final image via email; - organize pictures in folders; - view the LINEA catalogue.

Measure anything in any photo. Take a photo or import one from your library, place a reference object you already know the size of, and instantly calculate real-world measurements — lengths, angles, and areas — directly on the image. How it works Set a reference line on a known object in your photo. From there, every measurement you draw is automatically calculated in real scale. What you can measure Ruler — measure distances and lengths Arrow — annotate with directional measurements Angle — measure the angle between any two lines Area — tap points to outline a surface and calculate its area Built for precision Works entirely offline — no internet required Metric and imperial units Pinch to zoom for precise point placement Undo and redo any change Hide or show your reference line at any time Tips for accurate results For best accuracy, make sure your reference object and the object you're measuring are in the same plane, and that the camera was parallel to both when the photo was taken. Perspective distortion affects results. Measurements are estimates based on the reference you provide.