ScoreSnap turns a video of scrolling tab or sheet music - or a set of photos - into a clean, printable PDF or image set. Point your camera at a screen while it plays, or import a video or photos, and ScoreSnap does the rest.

■ From video to printable score lines

Pick a video, draw a crop box around the tab/score area, and ScoreSnap finds where the score moves to the next line, picks the clearest frame for each line, and sharpens it. Lines are laid out on A4 pages with your title and page numbers.

■ When the video is hard to read, tell it the rhythm

Some videos never cut cleanly - the background keeps moving, or the lighting drifts. Play the video inside the app and tap a button each time the score moves on. Two taps are enough to give the length of one line; every extra tap becomes a line break of its own, so you can be as precise as you want.

■ Cleans up automatically

- Merges lines that were only split by a flicker or a slow lighting drift, not a real change
- Optionally drops non-score frames (intro logos, title cards, the performer's hands) by their vertical brightness pattern
- Optionally stacks the frames of one line to cut noise
- Lets you fine-tune or override any of this per export

■ Layout, your way

- Portrait or landscape pages
- Pick a layout preset (normal / tight / super tight) or set rows-per-page by hand, with no fixed upper limit
- Toggle any line off before exporting - without deleting it, so you can turn it back on

■ What it can read

- A video recorded or imported on the device (any format the device can decode)
- A set of photos, each treated as one line

■ Free and Pro

Free: 3 full PDF/image exports (watermarked), then unlimited exports capped to the first 2 pages (still watermarked) - enough to try the app on a real piece before subscribing. An internet connection is required on the free plan.
Pro (subscription): unlimited full exports with no watermark, no page cap, and full control over the crop area, auto-fit, and contrast settings, saved for next time.

■ How your data is handled

Videos, photos, and everything extracted from them are processed entirely on your device and are never uploaded anywhere. Free users see ads; both free and Pro use a subscription-status check. See the privacy policy for details.