Unleash the power of screenshots and -recordings and make them float above all other windows, apps and spaces, to keep info always in sight. Extract text and barcodes. Redact with a simple rightclick. Markup, annotate. Pick colors. Crop, resize, rotate, trim.
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ScreenFloat - Screenshot Tools
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ScreenFloat v2.3 is a major update to your Mac's screen capture power tool.
The new Recording HUD lets you stay on top while you're recording your screen: mute/unmute audio, pause and resume the recording, and place Edit Markers to mark spots you'd like to revisit later when cutting the video.
Edit Markers are highlights on your timeline that show you points of interest for possible cuts. You can place them manually while recording, and ScreenFloat places them automatically for you when you change audio settings, pause the recording, and switch apps or spaces.
Create GIFs from your videos effortlessly. Optionally select a part of the video to create the GIF from, crop it, and specify quality and sizing settings.
Better Data Detection allows you to copy, view and redact specific items like links, emails, addresses, and more.
With Custom File Naming Schemes, your shots will be titled just the way you like it.
And there's more!
Read all about it on my blog : )
Congrats on the launch!
Regarding automatic markers triggered by app switches or audio changes, how do you tackle issues where markers appear too often or unnecessarily, leading to extra manual cleanup?
ScreenFloat - Screenshot Tools
@vouchy Thank you.
I'm not sure I understand correctly, but the markers are only visible on the timeline when you cut your shot. They don't appear in the recording themselves. They're just a tool to help you cut your video. And they can be hidden individually (your markers, the app's automatic markers) if they get in the way on the timeline.