Lens
Zoom into an area of the screen and read the details underneath.
- Magnification from 1X to 64X
- Color sampling in Hex, RGB, HSL and YCbCr
- Vision defect simulation
QuickLens bundles seven focused instruments for inspecting interfaces: zoom into pixels, sample colors, measure dimensions, and check alignments. Use each tool independently or combine them for maximum power.
Zoom into an area of the screen and read the details underneath.
Measure vertical and horizontal distances across the screen.
Overlay a grid on the screen to inspect spacing and structure.
Place alignment guides to check layouts against the grid.
Span a measured strip of the screen for repeatable distances.
Hold a magnified view in place while you work on the rest of the screen.
Pin a precise point of reference for pixel-level checks.
Zoom in with Lens to confirm a shape, then run Ruler across the same region to confirm its size. Lens magnifies from 1X to 64X and reports sampled colors in Hex, RGB, HSL and YCbCr, while Ruler reports vertical and horizontal distances in points, inches, centimeters, millimeters and picas.
Frame lays a grid with customizable rows and columns over the screen, giving you a repeatable structure to check spacing against. Guide and Crosshair add single points of reference, so you can align an element or verify one exact pixel position without redrawing a grid.
Tape holds a measured span in place for repeating a distance along a row or column, and Monocle keeps a magnified region on screen while the rest of the workspace stays visible for comparison.
Read the User Guide for step-by-step instructions per tool, global hotkeys, themes and preferences — or pick up QuickLens 1.8.3 for macOS and start inspecting today.