Looking for pixel errors in iOS apps has been tiresome—the zoom function in the Photos app is optimized for photos, so screenshots get blurry as you zoom in. You get the same, blurry effect if you use the global zoom function (go to Settings > Accessibility  > Zoom to enable it). The only good way to look at actual pixels has been to get screenshots to a computer.

Screenshot Journal is an iOS app that solves this in a beautiful way. It finds and imports all the screenshots on your device, and let’s you zoom in and view the actual pixels without any anti-alias applied. Here’s a zoomed in screenshot in Photos:

And here’s the same zoomed in screenshot viewed in Screenshot Journal:

It’s a huge time saver, and it will surely help to increase the headache of developers that you’re working with (as you can nag them even more about misaligned pixels). It’s $1.99 on the App Store, and it’s available for both iPhone and iPad.

[via Neven Mrgan]