Screenshot button that floats over any app. Capture, crop, share in one tap.
Screenshot Button: Snap & Crop — description
Screenshot Button turns screen capture into one tap.
Trigger a screenshot from a floating overlay button that sits on any app, or right from your notification shade — no key combos, no root, no fumbling.
Take a screenshot, crop it, share it. That's the whole loop.
★ KEY FEATURES
• Screenshot button A floating overlay button visible over any app, tap once to capture.
• Screenshot from notification Tap the notification to take a screenshot instantly, without opening the app.
• Built-in crop tool Trim the screenshot right after capture, no photo editor needed.
• Silent screenshot Turn the capture sound off (or leave it on if you want the classic click).
• Screenshot gallery Every capture is saved to your public Screenshots folder and shown inside the app.
• One-tap share Send a screenshot to any app: chat, mail, notes, cloud drive.
• Delete or re-crop from the gallery Clean up as you go.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Open Screenshot Button and grant the on-screen prompts (overlay + capture permissions). 2. Choose your trigger: floating button, notification tap. 3. Snap. Crop if you want. Share.
WHY SCREENSHOT BUTTON
• No root required Works on any modern Android phone.
• No hardware button gymnastics Great when volume or power keys are unreliable, or when you're one-handed.
• Notification trigger is invisible in the screenshot itself The notification shade closes before capture.
• A screenshot workflow, not just a capture Crop, share, and manage in one place.
WHO IT'S FOR
• Anyone whose volume + power combo is finicky or broken. • Chat and support agents sending lots of screenshots per day. • Students and researchers clipping references. • Testers, designers, developers grabbing UI states. • Anyone tired of accidentally opening Google Assistant when trying to screenshot.
FAQ
Q: Does Screenshot Button need root? A: No. It uses Android's built-in screen capture (MediaProjection). Works on Android 5.0 and up.
Q: Will there be a black bar or a floating button in my screenshot? A: No. The overlay button hides itself before capture, and the notification shade closes first.
Q: Where are screenshots saved? A: In your device's public Screenshots folder, visible in Gallery and any file manager.
Q: Can I turn off the capture sound? A: Yes — toggle it in Settings.
PERMISSIONS (what and why)
• Overlay (Display over other apps) To show the floating screenshot button on top of any app.
• Notifications To show the persistent screenshot trigger and status.
• Media images / Storage To read and manage your existing screenshots inside the app.
• Foreground service (MediaProjection) To perform the screen capture reliably.