Best magnifying glass with light - Flash to Torch

• Multi-window support on devices with Nougat and above.
• Supports latest Android Pie and Slices.
• Ad free premium subscription available for purchase.

• Multiplies camera magnification power with software zoom.
• Magnifies on camera that doesn't support zoom.
• Supports pinch to zoom.
• Pause magnifier to freeze the camera.
• Save and share magnified images.
• Take images after delay using Timer.
• Choose what the Volume keys do.
• Flashlight for better visibility at high zoom levels.
• Manually adjustable white-balance and exposure.
• Continuous auto focus with tap to focus immediately.
• Adjustable focus modes with adjustable Auto manual refocusing.
• Additional lens accessory not necessary.
• Remembers last zoom level and camera used.
• Setting to prevent device from sleeping while magnifier is open.
• Achieves greater magnification and clarity, compared to a real magnifying glass, on most devices.

• Works while the app is in background.
• Supports front and back camera LED flash.
• Large multicolored buttons for fast and easy operation of torch.
• Screenlight included and can be used along with flashlight for additional brightness.
• Useful on devices with large selfie flashlight.
• Brighter than inbuilt system torch on many devices.

• Useful like a magnifying lens to read in absence of spectacles for people with farsightedness, nearsightedness, and other eye problems.
• Read and capture tiny text of disclaimers and details on advertisements and labels with the help of magnifying glass.
• View small hallmarks on ornaments like with a loupe.
• See tiny electronic parts without a separate loupe. Useful for soldering and reading fine prints on Integrated Circuits, transistors, etc. with magnifying glass.
• Observe tiny objects, insects and creatures as you would with microscope.
• Capture magnified images of tiny things.
• Detect and find mites as if with a loupe.
• Magnify and capture images in the dark.
• Use it as a magnifying lens to find dead pixels on screens.
• Possibly use to check camera quality, detect fake material, currency notes, etc.
• See in the dark. No need to keep and maintain separate torch for light.
• Use front torch on devices with bigger front flash than back flash.
• Use magnifier to pause camera and read anything in hard to reach places like a label stuck behind TV.
• Get two way light using back flashlight and screen light together.
• Type while reading small text with magnifier using multi-window support.

• Camera permission is required to start magnifier or torch.
• File storage permission is required to save captured images.
• It is technically not possible to start both back and front flash together.
• Images are not captured at camera resolution, but captured somewhat around the device screen resolution because, software zoom processes magnification at that resolution.

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