Many of you ask me very often if there is an application or port that is similar to the functionality that the Quick Memo application offers us in the terminals of the multinational LG. Well, in my intensive search trying to find something fairly similar, I have come face to face with this marvel of a free application for Android that, saving the distance, is very similar to Quick Memo and allows us from make clippings from any screenshot that we take with our Android, even as it happens with Quick Memo, make freehand annotations, text annotations and even erase or blur parts of the capture.
Then, by clicking on continue reading this post, as I have explained in the attached video with which we began this article, I show you the simple operation of this very good tool for Android, which, as soon as you know it, will surely be one of the usual ones of your terminal or Android terminals.
To start telling you that this sensational application for Android is officially available in the Google Play Store under the name of Screenshot Crop and Share, or what amounts to the same in its literal translation into Spanish, Screenshot Cut and Share. Right at the end of this post you will find a direct link for the free download of the application from the Google Market itself.
What does Screenshot Crop and Share offer us?
How well his own name gives us to understand, Screenshot Crop and Share is a tool for Android, which allows us, after taking any screenshot of our Android, which is known as Screenshot, to give us some options for editing and sharing the resulting image file, very, very similar to what the popular tool pre-installed in LG terminals known under the name of Quick Memo.
Thus, from this totally free tool for Android, although with the option of in-app purchases to unlock the option known as Blur that allows us pixelate or blur parts of the capture, an option that we can unlock forever for only 0.89 euros, we will be able to edit the captured capture being able to do freehand annotations in different predefined colors or even make clippings of the capture in a free form, by default rectangular or by default circular.
The coolest thing about this very good application for Android is that we are going to continue taking the screenshots in the same way that we have been doing so farFor example, from terminals with pure Android, just by clicking on volume down more power we will be able to take the screen capture. In the example of the Samsung terminals, we will continue using the usual combination that is none other than clicking on the home button plus Power at the same time to make the corresponding Screenshot.
Once the Screenshot has been taken in the same way that we have always done it, the only thing that this application will do is add a comfortable toolbar that allows us to open the capture taken within the application itself, in order to use the tools mentioned above that allow us to make annotations, cutouts or even the option to blur or pixelate if we have paid the aforementioned 89 euro cents, which is what it costs to have this option considered PRO.
