Level Camera: Bubble Level

Tired of photos that come out crooked?

Documents, whiteboards, property listings, framed art, flat-lay food — the flatter the subject, the more a one-degree tilt shows. Fixing it later with rotate and crop costs you sharpness and part of your composition.

Level Camera reads your device's tilt sensor and draws a live horizon line and a bubble level right on top of the camera preview. When the angle on screen turns green, press the shutter. The photo is straight from the start, with no editing needed.

■ See the level while you shoot

· Live horizon line with the roll angle in degrees

· Bubble level for flat-lay shots taken straight down

· Tolerance from ±0.3° to ±5° — as strict or as relaxed as you like

· The shutter ring turns green when you are level, so you can feel it without looking

· Auto shutter fires the moment you reach level

· Timer, haptic feedback on capture, front/rear camera switch

■ Overlays that frame the shot too

· Five alignment guides — rule of thirds, golden ratio, diagonal, center, cinema

· Grid and a reference pin to lock your horizontal and vertical

· Ghost overlay of the previous shot with opacity control — retake from the same spot, at the same angle

· Pick the overlay color so the lines stay visible on bright subjects

■ Shooting sets for each job

· Create a set for "listings", "document scan" or "food" and each one remembers

its own horizon, bubble, grid and tolerance settings

· Switch sets and the whole setup follows — no re-adjusting every time

■ The angle stays with the photo

· Every shot stores the tilt and the level result from the moment of capture

· Swipe through the viewer and read the angle badge on each photo

· Sort by newest, oldest or accuracy, and filter to level shots only

· Save to your gallery, share or delete

■ Turn your habit into statistics

· Level success rate and grade, mean and median tilt

· Tilt distribution chart — the tighter around 0°, the better you are shooting

· Habit diagnosis: if your shots always lean one way, it is usually how you hold the phone

· Recent trend, and success rate with auto shutter versus without

· Shots by hour, accuracy ranking per set, shooting streaks and badges

■ Private by design

· No account, no login, no location permission

· Photos and records are stored only on your device and never sent to a server

· The app does not read your whole photo library — it saves only when you ask

· The internet connection is used for ads only

· Export a backup and restore it on a new phone

■ 10 languages

Korean · English · Japanese · Chinese · Spanish · Portuguese · French · German · Indonesian · Vietnamese

■ Made for

· Anyone photographing real estate or resale listings

· People who capture documents, whiteboards and receipts with a phone

· Flat-lay shooters photographing food and props from above

· Anyone shooting frames, shelves or tiles, where a tilt is obvious

· Anyone whose photos always lean to one side

Core features — horizon, bubble level, grid, capture, gallery, statistics and backup — are free.

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