Aalixer Screen Select & Share

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About this app

Crop any part of your screen, from anywhere.

A handle sits on the edge of your screen, wherever you put it. Tap it, drag a box around what you want, and keep it or send it. No three-button fumble, no full-screen shot to crop down afterwards, no approval prompt every single time.

HOW IT WORKS

• Put the handle where you want it — drag it anywhere down either edge. It stays there, and remembers a separate spot for portrait and landscape.
• Tap it, then drag a box — the screen freezes as it was the instant you tapped, so nothing moves out from under your selection.
• Save or share — save it straight to your gallery, or hand it to any app on your phone. Or throw it away — nothing is written until you say so.
• Tuck it away when you need to — drag the handle to the bottom of the screen and it hides for a few seconds, or switch it off for good from the app.

THE DETAILS

• Instant capture — no screen-share approval per shot. You grant it once, in Android's settings.
• Nothing in the picture but the screen — the handle hides itself before the shot, so it's never in your screenshot.
• Straight to your gallery — saved as a PNG in Pictures/Screenshots, where everything else looks for it.
• Share sheet — send a crop to any app that takes an image, without saving a copy first.
• Starts when your phone does — optional, and off unless you ask for it.
• Stays out of the way — steps aside automatically when Android puts a permission dialog on screen.

ABOUT THE ACCESSIBILITY PERMISSION

Taking a screenshot on demand, without Android asking you to approve a screen-share every single time, requires an accessibility service. So the app has one, and you turn it on yourself. It's used for exactly two things: taking the screenshot you asked for when you tap the handle, and getting out of the way — it's told the name of whichever app comes to the front, so it can hide the handle when a system permission dialog appears, since Android won't let you tap "Allow" while a floating window is over it.

It does not read the text or contents of your screen, does not watch what you type, does not keep a record of the apps you use, and could not send any of it anywhere if it did — the app has no internet permission. Protected screens stay protected; nothing here defeats a control your device already applies.

NO ACCOUNT. NO ANALYTICS. NO ADS. NO INTERNET.

Your screenshots are yours. They're written to your gallery, or handed to an app you picked, and that's the end of the app's involvement with them. Nothing is uploaded, because the app never asks Android for network access at all — it couldn't upload anything if it wanted to.

It captures only when you tap the handle. Never on a schedule, never in the background, never on its own.

One purchase. No subscription. Nothing to sign up for.

Requires Android 11 or later.
Crop any part of your screen, from anywhere. Save it or share it instantly.
Updated on
Aug 11, 2026

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What’s new

Initial Release