On-device text recognition
The app uses on-device text-recognition frameworks to detect text in images you choose or capture.
Private by design, fast by gesture
Translate any screen on iPhone or Android.
Snap! Screen Translator turns a screen capture into a readable translated overlay. Use an iPhone shortcut trigger or the Android floating capture button when text on screen needs a quick second language.
59 target languages
Auto source detection
Offline model downloads
No account required
A small guide for quick screenshot translation, without making the page noisy.
Built for the moment when copying text is not enough.
Snap is a focused mobile utility for signs, menus, messages, screenshots, and instructions where preserving the screen layout makes the translation easier to understand.
Translate into 59 languages
Choose the target language once, let the source language be detected automatically, and keep common language packs ready for offline use.
Readable translated preview
Snap places translated text over the original regions, so the result still feels like the screenshot instead of a loose text dump.
Designed for quick capture
Launch translation from Action Button, Back Tap, or AssistiveTouch on iPhone, or from the floating capture button on Android.
Manage local models
Download or remove offline language models from the app, so the translation path is ready when you need it.
No account wall
The app does not require account creation. The free tier may show interstitial ads at natural breaks; subscribers remove ads while their subscription is active.
A short setup, then a fast translation habit.
The app supports manual screenshot import, an iPhone shortcut workflow, and Android floating capture for moments when you want a translation without switching contexts.
- 1 Pick your target language. Snap detects the source language automatically and translates into the language you choose.
- 2 Set up quick capture. Connect the shortcut to your preferred iPhone trigger or enable Android floating capture.
- 3 Capture and review. Trigger the flow, let Snap recognize the screenshot text, then review the translated overlay.
Privacy posture
Useful screenshot translation should not need an account.
Snap is built as a utility. Translation use is centered on local processing, with purchases managed by the App Store or Google Play.
- No account is required for normal use.
- Free-tier ads use consent controls and non-personalized ad requests.
- Screenshot images, recognized text, and translated text are not sent to the ad SDK for targeting.
- Screenshot text and translation output are intended to be processed locally unless you choose to share them.
- On-device translations are powered by Google Translate.
- Support email only receives the information you decide to send.
Supporter access is managed by the App Store or Google Play.
The app offers optional weekly, monthly, and yearly auto-renewing plans. Eligible accounts may see a store-managed free trial or introductory offer before confirmation. Restore Purchases is available in the app if access does not update automatically.
Store review links in one place.
These public pages are reachable without an account and are intended for store metadata, in-app legal links, and user support.
Support
Email support, setup guidance, purchase restore help, and offline model troubleshooting.
Open SupportPrivacy Policy
Plain-language explanation of local processing, support email, purchase state, and user choices.
Open Privacy PolicyTerms
Terms covering store-managed subscriptions, acceptable use, and translation limitations.
Open TermsPrivacy Choices
Steps for removing local data, offline models, and managing store subscriptions.
Open Privacy ChoicesQuick answers
Does Snap require an account?
No. Normal app use does not require creating a Snap account. Purchases are handled by the App Store or Google Play.
Can screenshots contain private information?
Yes. Only translate screenshots you are comfortable processing on your device, and do not send private screenshots to support unless you choose to include them.
Where do I get help?
Use the support page or email snapappsupport@gmail.com with your device, platform version, app version, target language, and what happened.