OpenBoard - only whiteboard tool but cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS) ( ).gInk - similar to above, again only Windows ( ).ppInk - another annotation software for Windows, this one looks interesting, but it sometimes hangs on my machine, nevertheless it is only for Windows ( ).Windows Snipping Tool - This one, as most of you know, is a windows tool and is quite constrained and available only for windows (obviously).EpicPen pro, on the other hand, is available only for windows ( ). It is available only for windows and macOS, and the functionality is quite limited (for example, drawing lines or squares is unavailable, there are only 16 colours, and whiteboard/blackboard are not available). EpicPen - It is the first result Google returns.I researched and found some tools available online. It would be nice to have some tool that allows me to draw on the screen and use it on all platforms like Windows or macOS.
Recently, I was performing the classes using text editors, paint/gimp, etc.īut sometimes, I find it hard to explain some things this way. I am conducting lectures on multiple platforms, like Windows or macOS. I am looking for multiplatform desktop screen annotation software (not communicator or screen recorder).
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