Window
A floating window that magnifies whatever it hovers over. Small text, dense interfaces, fine details.
Android 13 and up
ScreenZoom Pro · Android
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Read easier.
ScreenZoom Pro turns your Android phone into a powerful screen magnifier — with real-time zoom, OCR and text-to-speech.
No account · No camera · Offline OCR · Your screen stays private
- Google PlayOfficial listing
- AndroidBuilt for your phone
- On-device OCRNo internet required
- Privacy-firstScreen stays local
- No accountNothing to sign up
Try it
See it in action.
This is a real screen from the app. Move your cursor — or your finger — over it. What's under the lens gets bigger.
Drag to magnify
Features
One magnifier. Three ways to see.
Pick the mode that fits the moment. Switch between them whenever you like.
Split Magnifier
Half of your screen stays normal. The other half shows the same content, magnified. Compare as you go.
Android 10 and up
Full Screen
Freeze the screen and study it. Photos, documents, maps — with full zoom and pan.
Static content, examined closely
OCR + Text-to-speech
Don't just zoom it.
Read it.
ScreenZoom Pro recognizes text on your screen and reads it aloud. Books, labels, menus, contracts, fine print — it hears what you see.
- Text recognition works offline — no internet required
- On-device OCR (ML Kit by Google)
- Hear text read aloud, at your pace
On-device OCR. No internet required.
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Use cases
Made for real life.
Wherever small text gets in the way, ScreenZoom Pro gets out of it.
Small print
Labels and fine print
Documents
Contracts and forms
Books
Books and e-books
Menus
Restaurant menus
Maps
Maps and addresses
Web pages
Articles and sites
Receipts
Tickets and receipts
Packaging
Labels and packages
Accessibility
Designed to make small things easier to see.
ScreenZoom Pro was built for people with low vision. Reading small text shouldn't be a struggle — and it doesn't have to be.
But if you've ever squinted at a receipt across a table, you already know why it exists. Useful for anyone who needs a closer look.
Privacy
Your screen stays yours.
Magnification and OCR happen where your screen is: on your device. Nothing to upload, nothing to store, nothing to send.
- Processing happens on your device
- OCR works offline
- No account required
- No screen content is uploaded
- No camera required
No camera
Magnify your screen.
Not the world through a camera.
Traditional magnifier apps make you point, focus and hold. ScreenZoom Pro works on what's already on your screen.
Traditional magnifier
- 1 Point the camera
- 2 Focus
- 3 Hold your phone still
- 4 Look through the viewfinder
ScreenZoom Pro
- 1 Tap
- 2 Magnify
- 3 Read
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is ScreenZoom Pro?
ScreenZoom Pro is a screen magnifier for Android. It turns your phone into a digital magnifying glass that enlarges anything on your screen in real time — with adjustable zoom from 1.5x to 4x, on-device OCR and text-to-speech.
How do I magnify my Android screen?
Install ScreenZoom Pro, enable its accessibility service in Android settings (the app walks you through it), then tap Start. The magnifier follows your finger and enlarges whatever is under it.
Can ScreenZoom Pro magnify other apps?
Yes. It magnifies the content of any app on your screen — browsers, messages, documents, photos, videos — because it works on the screen itself, not inside a single app.
Does ScreenZoom Pro require a camera?
No. ScreenZoom Pro magnifies the content that is already on your screen. There is no pointing, focusing or holding your phone at arm's length.
Does ScreenZoom Pro work offline?
Yes. Magnification and text recognition (OCR) run entirely on your device. No internet connection is required for any feature.
Can ScreenZoom Pro read text aloud?
Yes. It recognizes text on screen using on-device OCR (ML Kit by Google) and reads it aloud with text-to-speech — useful for books, labels, menus, documents and fine print.
Does ScreenZoom Pro collect screen content?
No. All screen processing happens locally in temporary memory on your device and is discarded immediately. No screen content is uploaded, stored or shared.
What is the difference between Window, Split and Full Screen magnification?
Window magnifies a floating zone of the screen (Android 13 and up). Split Magnifier keeps half of the screen normal while the other half shows the same content magnified (Android 10 and up). Full Screen freezes the screen so you can inspect it with full zoom and pan.
Is ScreenZoom Pro useful for low vision?
Yes. It was designed with people with low vision in mind — reading small text shouldn't be a struggle. It is also useful for anyone who needs a closer look at small content.
What Android versions are supported?
Split Magnifier works on devices running Android 10 or newer. Window mode uses the system magnification controller and requires Android 13 (API 33) or newer.