Presentify
A macOS app that helps you give better presentations, online classes, or video tutorials by letting you annotate any screen, highlight your cursor, and more.
A macOS app that helps you give better presentations, online classes, or video tutorials by letting you annotate any screen, highlight your cursor, and more.
You can draw on or annotate any screen you wish. Simply select `Annotate` from the menu bar and start scribbling.
You can annotate basically anything on the screen, and it has a minimalistic UI for a distraction free experience.
With Presentify you never have to keep moving your cursor to grab the attention of your audience.
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You can also choose to highlight only when you move your cursor. Lastly, these are just some of the features of Presentify. Visit the Mac App Store to know more.
With the screen annotate, whiteboard, and cursor highlight feature, take your presentations, online classes, video tutorials, etc. to the next level. Moreover, it has been featured by Apple multiple times, so you're in good company :)
Just come across a potentially game-changing little app for Mac.
— Peter Richardson 🙋🏻♂️ (@primarypete_) August 5, 2020
Presentify: https://t.co/a5UrNB9cIC
Lets you draw on your screen, highlight your cursor and choose whether to have what you draw disappear soon after. Adds huge flexibility not just to videos but presentations
Pretty much my experience too. Additionally, the video recording resolution is so low that I decided not to use it. I am now using a combination of @mmhmmapp and Presentify to annotate screen on Mac and it has been working great. https://t.co/aUptN2JEDa
— Ashwin Malshé अश्विन (@ashwinmalshe) September 4, 2020
After trying out free alternatives, Presentify seems like a good paid app to do most of what I need for screen sharing: drawing on screen, highlighting mouse cursor, keyboard shortcuts etc. https://t.co/U9pSDgAj4g
— Antti H (@Kvantti) August 2, 2020
Best four dollars I've spent in a while: https://t.co/QMz7TvsxPZ
— André-Paul (@andrepaulj) April 23, 2020
Loving #presentify by right now. I got to easily annotate my screen live, while presenting on a Teams call. Well done @ram__patra!
— David Messem (@dcmessem) May 28, 2020
I agree. Btw. I think you’ll be interested in Presentify (https://t.co/YW6VOd9NMh). It works great with an iPad & Apple Pencil. Literally mindblowing for screencasts. 🤯
— overment (@_overment) September 6, 2020
…and you’re welcome 🙂
Presentify got 230+ upvotes on Hacker News. The community came up with novel features for this app.
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No, there are no in-app purchases until now. You pay a one-time fee only. After it is purchased, it is completely yours with all the features with no monthly subscriptions. However, some extra non-essential features may be added in the future (for example, some extra cursor styles) that may need a one-time purchase but when that happens, those will be mentioned explicitly on this website.
Note: You will see in-app purchases on the App Store now but those are there for the tips, and they do not unlock any locked features.
Presentify offers a 50% discount to businesses and educational institutions when they purchase 20 or more copies of the app through Apple Business Manager and Apple School Manager, respectively.
Yes, you can draw on your iPad. For this, you have to pair your iPad with your Macbook via Apple's Sidecar, Astropad, Duet, or other similar software.
Cut and move annotations, new Cursor Highlight styles, Zoom, Spotlight, and more.
It runs on macOS 10.12 and later, i.e., macOS Sierra or the versions released after.
You can directly reach out to the developer of Presentify by clicking on the support link at the bottom or through any of the social channels.
