Screen Annotation Software Free Tools To#

Screen Annotation Software Free Tools To

There are a lot of built-in programs and free tools to capture your screen. It is integrated with Zoho and other cloud services to share or upload the annotated image byI am looking for multiplatform desktop screen annotation software.A screen capture tool lets you take a picture (or video) of what you see on your screen. Similarly, users can upload images from their desktop and annotate them. Google Chrome or Firefox users can capture the screenshot of any web page, add annotations, and save the changes as an image. Zoho Annotator is a free browser extension to add annotations on web pages and images.

View) Camera mode is the default view on the main screen in IPEVO Presenter.I am conducting lectures on multiple platforms, sometimes it is windows, sometimes windows, and sometimes macosx.Recently I was performing the classes using text editors, paint/gimp, etc. Easy Interactive Tools is annotation software that allows you to use the. You can then save your annotations as an image file or even record. You can easily write on top of any other application that is currently active on the desktop, even on a running video.

The EpicPen pro on the other hand is available only for windows ( ). It is available only for windows and maxosx and the functionality is quite limited (for example drawing lines, squares is not possible, there are only 16 colours and whiteboard/blackboard are not available). EpicPen вЂ“ it is the first result Google returns.

live-draw вЂ“ only windows, requires. gInk вЂ“ similar to above, again only Windows ( ) ppInk вЂ“ another annotation software for Windows, this one looks interesting but I had some troubles using it, and it sometimes hangs on my machine, nevertheless it is only for Windows ( ).

The OpenBoard is the only whiteboard tool, so in some cases, it has limited functionality (and maybe shouldnвЂ™t be enumerated here). Sharex вЂ“ only windows, also file sharing tool ( )I marked bold those that look promising in my opinion (multiplatform and free is the priority). Draw Over вЂ“ only windows and Linux (mac is not listed) ( )

Please let me know if I missed any software that is worth adding to this list. Similar case with draw over, which looks like experimental software (written in game engine) and also has limited functionality (no whiteboard, and no macos support).I would like to know your recommendation especially those who have already used any of these tools or maybe there is someone who tested them already and made the decision which one to use.Disclaimer: I prepared this table only for my use cases, there are some functionalities that I didnвЂ™t enumerate here and may be important for someone else. The screenpen looks very interesting, the matplotlib support sound very good, but seems it is not a mature software, so I guess some bugs or crashes are possible.