ScreenBrush 4+

Name: ScreenBrush
Rating: 3.8 (85 reviews)
Author: Elena Drozhzhina

Elena Drozhzhina

- 3.8 • 85개의 평가

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Draw over the entire screen
Quick and useful way to demonstrate something on the screen by drawing. It helps to concentrate attention on significant points

- Use ScreenBrush like a laser pointer

- Use ScreenBrush Remote as a "clicker" for Keynote or Microsoft PowerPoint presentations to change slides

- Using Touch & Pen Pressure option Brush Tool will use thickness depending on pressure when your device support variable pressure

- You can take a quick tour to explore the app more effectively and quickly

- Flashlight tool to highlight limited area of the screen. Use Shift to toggle that tool

- Hand Tool - Move. Copy. Select.
Hold Command key to Move
Hold Command-Option keys to Copy
Double Click while Command key pressed to Select

- Scissors Tool - Delete drawings selectively
Use Control key to activate Scissors
Remove multiple drawings with Scissors Tool by selecting a part of the screen

- Eraser Tool
Use it by the reverse side of a tablet pen or draw while holding Control-Option keys
Change eraser size by scrolling up and down when the eraser circle is shown

- Move figures during draw process on the fly by holding Command key

- Snapshots
Create a snapshot of drawings that currently exists on the screen using Cmd-S shortcut
Later you can apply that snapshot to canvas by double clicking on it
Snapshot might be exported in a graphic formats such as PSD, PNG or PDF
Export selected snapshots by drag and drop
Snapshots saves even after you quit ScreenBrush

- Ghost Mode to temporary disable drawing and keep ScreenBrush on top of the screen

- Magnifying Flashlight. Use it to enlarge the area highlighted by Flashlight
Double-tap with two fingers or press Alt-Z to turn on/off zoom
Pinch with two fingers or Alt-Scroll to zoom in and zoom out

- Whiteboard allows you to draw over opaque overlay. Press Cmd-W to turn it on

- Copy all drawings to Clipboard by pressing Cmd-C shortcut

- Duplicate drawings by holding Alt key and dragging selected object

Features:
• Drawing over windows
• Change slides of presentations
• Paint over a fullscreen app
• Simple and useful toolbar
• Click through the app by holding Fn key
• Clear Screen with Cmd-Delete shortcut
• Repeat last drawing
• Color Wheel to adjust color
• Semi Transparent Drawing
• Shortcuts assignable
• Statusbar app
• Snapshots
• Quick Tour

• Multiple screens support
• Support for the Touch Bar
• Retina display support
• ScreenBrush Remote for iOS

ScreenBrush Plus:
• Freeze Mode
• Arrow
• Line
• Rectangle
• Ellipse
• Text
• Undo and Redo

2023년 11월 21일

버전 1.8.10

• Export and Import Settings
Save settings as a preset and load it later easily

• Select single layer for editing using a double click while holding Command key
Change a color or an order of layers

• Editable Shapes
Edit shapes such as Arrow, Line, Rectangle and Ellipse after creation by selecting a layer

• Lower Third
Show customized titles by pressing Cmd-L shortcut
Adjust Lower Third in Settings

• Custom Clear Screen
Allows you to preserve selected type of drawings when clearing screen using Option-Delete shortcut

• Snapshots saves even after you quit ScreenBrush
Save snapshot as a file. Load it later to snapshots panel

• Numeral Badges
Create badges with numbers near the cursor by shortcuts Ctrl-1, Ctrl-2... Ctrl-0
Edit text for badges in Shortcuts section
Create badge with increased number by clicking with Text Tool while holding Option key

• Selective Flashlight.
Show an area on the screen by selecting a screen portion while using Flashlight tool
Take a shot of selected part on the screen to clipboard

• Eraser Tool
Use it by the reverse side of a tablet pen or draw while holding Control-Option keys
Change eraser size by scrolling up and down when the eraser circle is shown

• Timers in Text Tool
Activate it by typing text similar to timer format (e.g. type 15:00 and press Return)

• Drag and drop shortcuts to swap them

• Highlight cursor using Cursor Halo option

• Copy multiple drawings by selecting them while holding Command-Option keys

• Glue selected drawings by Cmd-G shortcut

• Emoji Support in Text Tool

• Start text typing by Option-T shortcut

• Activate Color Picker by Cmd-I shortcut

• Remembering a color for each tool or tool groups

• Custom color option for Whiteboard

• Overall shadow option to apply shadow to all drawings

• Stability improvements

3.8/5

85개의 평가

Awesome but sad can't share

Works beautifully but a bit disappointed it lacks Family sharing.

I didn't realize this before buying, but you can't share the in-app purchase upgrade with members of your Apple Family. This was actually particularly important because that other member is myself with an Apple account I use for work....which is actually why I bought this in the first place. Now I can't use it on my work Mac because it doesn't share. Bummed. Wish I could have just bought a Pro version on this app I could share instead.

Fantastic app

I have a presentation to do soon that would greatly benefit from on-screen annotations. This is fantastic. Downloaded and played with it during a long boring meeting and am now fluent. You do need to mostly memorize the keys you want to use for a fluid presentation, but if you're sharing just a window, the toolbar is easily out of view if you need help. Very well done. Re-applying previously saved screens easily is an unexpectedly nice feature.

If I had one request it would be that the whiteboard have a 'float' option that defaults to the middle of the screen but has a resize handle and lets me move it. Why? Because when sharing a window, that window isn't necessarily slammed up against the side of the monitor so it's a bit awkward. Allowing the background of it to be a little transparent (same O hotkey?) would make it nicer.

Exactly What I Needed

I run web meetings and just need a simple and unabtrusive way to highlight and draw things during the meeting. I've tried several others but this is by far the best.

I can easily invoke and dismiss it with a simple keyboard shortcut and no distracting toolbar appears. I can then draw with click and hold and when I finish explaining I let go and it gently fades out. I can continue focusing on what I'm saying without getting flustered trying to remember how to clear the screen.

The detailed control of keyboard shortcuts is a game changer for me. Even things like toggling between my two most-used tools is just hitting tab. I can do everything I need and only have to remember two keyboard shortcuts.