Debug indicators are not applied to the image. They are drawn in the corner of a custom Drawable whose bounds set where it appears. All bitmap transformation, centerCrop included, have no effect on it.

Makes sense. Yet, when I use centerCrop(), indicators don't show (2.4.0). Code used:

    <ImageView
        android:id="@+id/image"
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="match_parent" />

Picasso.setSingletonInstance(new Picasso.Builder(this.getApplicationContext()).indicatorsEnabled(true).build());

Picasso.with(StuffdApp.getAppInstance()).load(url).fit().centerCrop().skipMemoryCache().error(R.drawable.ic_5_content_remove);

We used to tint the whole image. I think it's a bit extreme. Not sure how I
feel about using the center.

This one was totally my fault. Have a framelayout going on and something else was covering a top strip of an image. Still +1 for a centered indicator :)

+1 (Or at least having option to choose a different location).

We have images that already have something over the corner and those cover up the debug indicators.

+1

A center indicator will be great. Like @andrewlord1990 , I have something covering the top left of my images.

I have the similar problem, If I use an ImageView with circular borders, I do not see indicators. If we can configure the position of the indicators, It will be great.

Is there a way to center the indicator?

@ghuiii AFAIK, nope.

PR welcome

@JakeWharton I want to work on this.
I'm planning to add boolean indicatorsCentered so it will be used like this PicassoProvider.get().setIndicatorsCentered(true); or new Picasso.Builder(this).indicatorsCentered(true).

When the indicators are centered we will have a round circle in middle of the image view just like the image below which is the result of my current implementation.

Any suggestion or can I go for it ?