My Measures for PC

You're standing in a room with a measuring tape, snapping photos of shelves and doorways to remember their dimensions before you head to the store. My Measures turns those photos into annotated records you can pull up anytime: arrows marking edges, angles noting slopes, text comments explaining what matters. On a full computer, you keep those dimension logs organized in folders, access them while shopping online or planning a project, and export detailed files to share with contractors or colleagues without leaving your desk.

My Measures works by letting you photograph an object or space, then layer measurement markups directly onto the image. The core loop involves taking a photo, adding visual guides and labels, and storing the result in a project folder for later reference. Running My Measures on PC keeps your entire measurement library at your fingertips during your session on other tasks, comparing dimensions across multiple files, drafting plans, or communicating with team members all in one session.

Adding Annotations to Photos

The app lets you draw arrows, angles, and text comments straight onto images to mark dimensions and details. You can include multiple detail photos within a single project, building a complete visual record of measurements in one place. The interface supports Imperial, Metric, Chinese, and Japanese units, plus fractional measurements, so specifications work for any standard or preference.

How a Typical Session Unfolds

A typical workflow runs like this:

1. Photograph an object or space from your phone or upload an existing image.
2. Add dimension markups: arrows for edges, angle guides for slopes, text labels for specifics.
3. Organize related measurements into project folders on your computer.
4. Review and compare dimensions across your library without hunting through files.
5. Export complete projects to cloud storage or share them with contractors and designers.
6. Keep your dimension log accessible whenever you need to reference past measurements.

Free and Pro Features

My Measures works as a free app with core annotation tools, marking up photos with arrows, angles, and comments handles most everyday measurement tasks. Pro features, available through in-app purchase, unlock unlimited files and annotations, plus export to Dropbox and Google Drive. Users report the free version covers straightforward jobs like logging shelf dimensions for shopping or recording room sizes during home renovation.

Who Relies on This App

Real estate agents, engineers, carpenters, architects, and interior designers use My Measures to document spaces and objects with precision. Auctioneers, construction workers, and DIY enthusiasts benefit from keeping dimension records organized and portable. On a Windows PC, staying logged into My Measures means your projects sync across devices: useful for professionals juggling multiple job sites or homeowners tracking renovations from a central workspace. Even tools like a Bosch measurement tool require manual entry or separate logging; My Measures keeps photo-based dimensions in one searchable archive.

Strengths and Limitations

Users praise the app for reliability over years of use and the simplicity of annotating photos without complex steps. The free version handles basic annotation well, and long-term users find the dimension log feature invaluable for work. Some users note the interface can feel crowded or counterintuitive when selecting and resizing arrows, and the pricing model (focused on yearly pro subscriptions) frustrates occasional users who prefer one-time purchases. Expect a learning curve before resizing and repositioning annotations flows smoothly.