Protractor vs My Screen Protractor

Screen Protractor is the precise, easy-to-use angle measurement tool that turns your iPhone into a digital protractor. Move two measurement lines anywhere on screen and instantly read the exact angle between them — down to the degree. MEASURE ANGLES ON ANY SURFACE Enable the built-in camera to use your live feed as a background. Hold your phone up to any object, surface, or corner and measure angles in real time without printing anything out or carrying a physical protractor. FREEZE & MEASURE Pause the camera image with the freeze function and take your time getting a precise angle reading on a still frame — perfect for moving objects or awkward angles. KEY FEATURES • Precision angle measurement between two draggable lines • Live camera background for measuring real-world angles • Freeze frame for accurate measurements on still images • Pan and zoom the measurement scale for fine-tuned readings • Clean, distraction-free interface PERFECT FOR Carpenters, builders, engineers, architects, designers, students, and anyone who needs a quick angle, slope, or degree measurement on the go. No registration. No ads. Just a reliable digital protractor in your pocket.

Measure angles on your screen with a simple touch. No physical protractor needed — get precise angle measurements anytime, anywhere. 【Touch-Based Angle Measurement】 Tap to set the vertex point, then draw two lines by dragging. The angle is calculated automatically. Intuitive controls make it easy for anyone to use. 【Real-Time Angle Display】 See the angle update in real time as you draw. A visual arc and label clearly show the measured angle with one decimal place precision. 【Clean Grid Background】 A grid overlay helps you align lines and better visualize angles at a glance. 【Dark Mode Support】 Switch to dark mode for comfortable use in any lighting condition. 【Multi-Language Support】 Available in 10 languages including English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and more. Perfect for architecture, interior design, DIY projects, math homework, blueprint reading, and any moment you need to measure an angle.