This: Simple Photo Annotation App Reviews

This latest update corrected major issues I was having with landscape photos. The app seems to work flawlessly at this point. Glad to see continual improvements with the app.

Im glad this app is so simple to use. At first I thought, gee, it would be great if I could change colors and fonts. Then I realized that no, it wouldnt be great to change colors and fonts. This is a simple, effective app that does one thing brilliantly. I rarely need to annotate images but when I do I want to do it quickly.

I love this developers apps and THIS is no exception! Downloaded within seconds and was using it with great success and ease in less than a minute! If you are looking for a great app that allows you ease of use and beautiful results dont hesitate to give this a try. You wont be disappointed!

The ux, animations, interactions, attention to detail are all

Loving THIS labeling app. Theres a subtle ease to using it that makes it addictive before you know it. It is so easy to annotate pictures with smart looking pointers and clean, beautiful labels. I find myself taking pictures of things just so I can label everything in the photo. Another home run for the folks at Tinrocket!

Since Skitch died, I havent found a decent, quick markup tool. This is not only fits that bill, it goes beyond in its simplicity and design. Great work.

The utility of This for clear and effective communication is matched by its ease and simplicity. Love it

Better than Skitch. Very clean and simple. Only improvement Id suggest is including tasteful drop shadows or strokes on text so white stands out better against cluttered backgrounds.

I already had "aNote" by Withnamu, but thought I would give this one a try. Thought it might have more features and/or be easier to use. Neither of these turned out to be the case. This has a pointer. And that is all. The feature I use the most on aNote is the circle. I like being able to circle things and have a pointer with text at the end. Much more noticeable than just a pointer. Get aNote.

This is a perfect little app for marking up photos quickly and sending them off with a couple taps! Keep the updates coming!

More flexible than you might imagine. I needed one label with 2 arrowheads: all I had to do was not fill in one label and push around the leader; easy-peasy! Lots of different styles too. Tin-ROCKET!!!!!!

did not use yet,just got it downloaded. Totally reminds me the animate Eden of the East...

If you simply want to point out a feature to the recipient of your photo, this is an excellent app; simple, quick and very easy to use. But there is no choice of font, color (other than B/W) or pointer style, so if you want to dress up a photo with an elegant or snazzy text overlay, youre out of luck. Also, after adding some text and saving the result to photos, my 1.67 mb jpg was reduced to 577 kb. Thats good for sending a utilitarian photo to make a point; not so good if you want the result to be original quality. Bottom line: highly recommended as a great little utility for communication, but if an artsy result is your thing, youll probably want another app, like maybe Letterglow.

Very limited. Similar apps are free and far better.

This is a very elegant and easy to use photo labeler. Takes up little space, but always good to have when needed. Needs more iOS integration: export to iMessage, include in Photos share sheet. Highly recommended.

Tinrocket can be counted on to make high quality apps that are easy to learn and use. This by Tinrocket is no exception. I wish This was built into some note taking apps. My one bit of feedback is that the app is fairly basic in its feature set. But its v1.0 so well see what the future holds. :-) RECOMMENDED for those that want the easiest way to label a pic and are willing to pay for quality.

The app is a joy to use. Its elegantly useful yet simple. Just tap to create a label? Want to change part of that label? Tap it again. Want to move it? Just move it. My only problems with this app are twofold. First and foremost, this app tries to replicate the system sharing sheet with its own links for Tumblr, Facebook, etc. which you cant customize or add to. In order to bring your work to any app that is not included, you must first save it to Photos and then share from there. (It has an "Open In" button, but thats functionally different than what anyone would want, which is to share) Secondly and finally, there is no way to save your work in such a way that you can change it down the road. By this I mean that this app can only ever work on one image at a time. As soon as you share the result, its stuck in that state forever unless you try to recreate it from scratch with your desired edits. Imagine if MS Word only saved to PDFs so you could never change your past documents. Silly, right?

I really have been needing a very simple, fast photo labeling app like this! Other reviews are right, it does need re-editing ability and better share options, maybe a few more colors for those high contrast black and white photos (need red!!!!), but it works exactly how I need for quick markups of job site photos. Never forget why you took a picture ever again! Really helpful. Thank you THIS!

Clean and intuitive, certainly worth paying for. That said, I immediately noticed the fact you can only use one default typeface – which would be fine if it were something clean & neutral (like Helvetica Neue, San Francisco, or even a clean fixed-width like Menlo). Unfortunately (while this is entirely subjective), I absolutely detest the one it uses (the name escapes me). So, while I appreciate the "keep it simple" release, Id love to either see a more "unopinionated" default, or a simple array of clean typefaces to switch between.

Perfect app for remembering and taking notes