Tint Meter: Window Tint

Tint Meter measures how dark a window tint is. Use your phone's light sensor to get a tint percentage (VLT) for car windows or other tinted glass.

Instructions:

1. Press the FIX VALUE button and bring your device closer to the window within 3 seconds. The app will record data from the light sensor, and the screen will temporarily go black. Once recording is complete, the screen will reactivate with a signal.

2. For the second measurement, repeat the same steps, but this time with the window pulled down. Maintain the device's position for accurate results.

Tint Meter has undergone rigorous testing on various Android-powered devices, ensuring compatibility and reliability. The only requirement is a light sensor, making it accessible to a wide range of users. Start measuring light transparency levels for free with this intuitive tool, and stay tuned for our upcoming apps offering even more useful tools.

Key Features:

* Measure transparency levels of transparent or semi-transparent objects

* Accurately determine car window tint darkness levels

* Compare lightness values between different locations or situations

* Simple and user-friendly interface

* Tested on a variety of Android devices

* No cost or in-app purchases required

Download Tint Meter now to effortlessly measure transparency levels and obtain precise tint darkness readings. Enhance your transparency measurement tasks with this indispensable tool. Stay connected with us for future app releases, as we continue to bring you more valuable tools to simplify your everyday tasks.

Note: This app requires a device with a light sensor to function properly.

Disclaimer: Tint Meter is an estimate only. It uses your phone’s ambient light sensor, which is not a certified tint meter or laboratory instrument. Results vary by device, sensor placement, lighting, and how the measurement is taken. Do not use this app for legal, regulatory, law-enforcement, insurance, or professional certification purposes. For official window-tint compliance, use a calibrated meter.