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Adding lots of new tools to Screenity, to make better annotations while recording 🖌️ I also created a fun radial menu to switch colors and strokes, maybe it could be triggered from anywhere in the canvas w/o the toolbar? 👩‍🎨 Hoping to share a version with testers soon!

89,923 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren •via X (Twitter)

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shadcnvor 3 Jahren

Woah. Where do I sign up?

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Quan You 𝕏vor 3 Jahren

Can we have a crop zoom feature like @TellaHQ or @screenstudio?

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dennisvor 3 Jahren

🥰🥰

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Nithurvor 3 Jahren

Just found out about Screenity. Incredible tool. 🔥

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Samvor 3 Jahren

Woah, nice job. Tips from me, make the default font for the text more "cool". To add more canvas-ee feelings. Just like excalidraw with its font.

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Paul Uheetvor 3 Jahren

Love it!

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Quan You 𝕏vor 3 Jahren

I’d love to test it

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akshayvor 3 Jahren

This is 🤯

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Céliovor 3 Jahren

Can't wait for the new version of Screenity 💪 The UI looks amazing so far.

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Ansubvor 3 Jahren

would love to test it 😍✨

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