Welcome to Screenshot Corrupter!

NOTICE: This Shortcut gets all of your shortcuts to ensure that you don’t have any pirated material on your device, and also to check if you have QuickUpdate. Please acknowledge that this is not malicious, as this info never gets stored. By downloading this shortcut, you acknowledge this. Does not work with photos, only works for screenshots. The only way to use photos is by taking a Screenshot of them. This shortcut might not run properly without 4:3 screenshots.

This Shortcut creates a copy of your snapshot that you choose and corrupts it by the amount you choose. Credit to @pfg, as most of the Update Checker (until 2.2) was based from their Check For Updates Shortcut. Also credit to @ROP, as the download badge below was created with MediaKit. Please make sure to report any bugs or make suggestions to @QuickUpdate5 on Twitter.

This shortcut supports QuickUpdate.

Latest Release Notes

3.001 - Jan. 16, 2020, 3:06 a.m.

Introducing Screenshot Corrupter 3.001! This update has changes to make sure a user’s experience is the best it can be.

Past versions

Feedback

@AppletMaker

The shortcut doesn’t actually work... the photos look the same as before.
Reply · 1 year, 3 months ago

@zachary7829 Member Author

Thanks for using my shortcut. Did you check your photo album? Previews are buggy as of right now, and they’re not accurate. Are you using an iPhone? This shortcut does not currently work for iPhones as of right now. If your photo in a 4:3 aspect ratio? This shortcut doesn’t work if the photo is in 2:1 or 16:9.
Reply · 1 year, 3 months ago

@AppletMaker

Works now... thank you for the reply :) great shortcut...
Reply · 1 year, 3 months ago

@martindb1988

So if i'm understanding this correctly, this shortcut takes the latest photo and "corrupts" adds a grey line at the bottom ?
Reply · 1 year, 3 months ago

@zachary7829 Member Author

Thanks for using my shortcut. Are you using an iPhone, or not using a 4:3 aspect ratio? This shortcut does not work for those who’s most recent photo isn’t in a 4:3 aspect ratio. You also may only be looking at previews. Previews are very buggy, and might not always display correctly. Please check your photo album to see the corrupted photo.
Reply · 1 year, 3 months ago

@martindb1988

I totally forgot to reply to your comment. But @Rop just explained exactly my thoughts.
Reply · 1 year, 3 months ago

@ROP Member Mod

As previous speakers have already said, practically nothing is working as it should. "Are you using an iPhone? This shortcut does not currently work for iPhones as of right now." So, the Shortcuts app is made for iOS devices like the iPhone and the iPad and this shortcut does not work with an iPhone??? All images I tested have a 4:3 ratio and are full size. All it does with all images I tested is add a grey border at the bottom (as Martin mentioned). I tested it with two iPhones and two iPads.
Reply · 1 year, 3 months ago

@zachary7829 Member Author

I’m very sorry, I should have tested this more, but unfortunately this was rushed. It works... for snapshots. Unfortunately, for actual photos it pretty much does nothing, and the only thing it works with is 4:3 snapshots. Due to this, the shortcut has been temporarily renamed until I find out how to fix the Grey boarder issue. I know before you make a shortcut, you should fully test it out, and I failed to do so. I just tested it out on a snapshot and when I saw that it... (Continued Below)
Reply · 1 year, 3 months ago

@zachary7829 Member Author

saw that it worked, I just assumed that it would work with photos as well. I will work hard to try and fix everything, and also try to merge the data reset tool with the actual shortcut. Thanks for your feedback!
Reply · 1 year, 3 months ago

@ROP Member Mod

Hey, Zachary, excuse my late answer, please. I'm sorry for you that the shortcut doesn't work as it should. That's always disappointing. And please don't see my comment as an accusation. I would wish for you that it works without restrictions. I have some experience with destroying images because I created a Glitch Shortcut myself. Many attempts, especially with Safari, have made the effect barely visible.
Reply · 1 year, 3 months ago

@ROP Member Mod

The same code (I use JavaScript for this purpose) tested in Chrome, causes a completely destroyed image, as intended. Which helped me, though: If I first convert the images into a gif, the effect is clearly visible. Maybe it will work with your shortcut, too? Mine has not been published yet, so I can't show it to you for comparison. I keep my fingers crossed for you.
Reply · 1 year, 3 months ago