This update includes behind-the-scenes improvements that help us understand how Screedy is used, so we can focus future updates on what matters most to you. No changes to your captures or collections.

Zoom in while you edit Get precise with your annotations — zoom in and pan around any screenshot right in the editor. Pinch to zoom, scroll with ⌘ held, or use the new toolbar controls (⌘+ / ⌘− / ⌘0 to fit). Great for marking up small UI details or working with screenshots larger than your screen. Markup for PDFs You can now add markup directly to PDFs in your collection — not just screenshots. Draw arrows, boxes, and highlights, drop in numbered callouts, or blur out sensitive info, page by page, with simple page navigation built right into the editor. Also improved - Sharper editing on oversized screenshots — no more losing detail to a shrunk-down canvas - General stability and polish across the editor

• Screedy now remembers your markup settings between screenshots. Choose the arrow tool in blue at your preferred thickness, and that's exactly how the editor opens for your next capture — including after you quit and reopen the app. • Text styling is remembered too, so bold, italic and underline stay set the way you left them.

Capture, copy and save are now free • You no longer need a subscription to take a screenshot, copy it to the clipboard, or save it to disk. When your trial ends, Screedy keeps working as a complete screenshot tool. • Screedy Pro now covers the markup tools and the PDF collection. New Number tool • Click anywhere on your screenshot to drop a numbered badge. Each click counts up automatically — ideal for step-by-step guides and bug reports. • Remove a badge and the rest renumber themselves, so your list is never out of order. Drag any badge to reposition it; its number stays put. Faster saving • ⌘S now saves straight to your Downloads folder instead of opening a dialog. Choose a different folder in Settings, or press ⇧⌘S whenever you want to pick the location for a single screenshot. • Saved files never overwrite each other, and a tap on "Show in Finder" takes you right to them.

• New Number tool — click anywhere on your screenshot to drop a numbered badge. Each click adds the next number automatically, so building a step-by-step walkthrough takes seconds. • Badges renumber themselves. Undo one or remove it and the rest close the gap instantly — no more re-typing 2, 3, 4 by hand. • Drag any badge to reposition it. Its number stays put. • Pick the badge color from the palette and its size from the toolbar, just like every other tool.

Screedy Pro is here, along with the biggest set of annotation tools yet. New annotation tools • Brush — draw freehand with smoothed strokes • Highlight — mark up anything, with adjustable opacity • Blur — hide passwords and personal details before you share • Text styling — bold, italic, and underline A faster PDF workflow • New keyboard shortcuts for exporting your collection • ⌘C, ⌘S, and ⌘Z now work right in the editor • Preview any item in your collection, or reopen a capture to keep editing Screedy Pro • Try every feature free for 28 days • Keep capturing with a monthly or yearly subscription • Restore your purchase on any of your Macs

Introducing Screedy Pro — and every new install starts with a free 28-day trial, full access, no account needed. • Free trial — use everything free for 28 days. A "Trial: N days left" badge in the menu keeps you posted. • Screedy Pro — keep capturing after the trial with a monthly or yearly subscription. Manage or restore anytime from Settings.

Drawing just got a lot more flexible: • Draw tool — sketch freehand with smooth, natural strokes. Circle anything, underline everything. • Movable text — grab any text label and drag it exactly where you want it. Double-click to edit the wording or fix a typo. • Text styling — bold, italic, and underline, with live preview as you type. • Highlighter levels — choose between three opacity levels for subtler or stronger emphasis. • Preview & re-edit — hover any item in your collection to preview it full-size or reopen it in the editor. • Keyboard shortcuts — export your PDF and drive the editor (copy, save, undo) without touching the mouse. Plus smaller fixes and polish throughout. Happy annotating!

This update makes annotating and collecting faster: • Text styling — make text annotations bold, italic, or underlined right from the toolbar. • Smarter highlighter — highlights are now translucent, so the content underneath stays readable. • New shortcut: press ⌘↩ to instantly fire the primary action — Add to PDF (or Save Changes) in the editor, and Export PDF in the Collection window. Bug fixes and small polish throughout. Happy capturing!