Instant Drawing
Draw over any application.
Windows desktop app
Draw anywhere.Leave nothing behind.
ScreenScribble lets you draw over any application during meetings, presentations, code reviews and screenshots. When you're finished, your annotations disappear automatically, so your desktop stays clean.
- Draw over any application
- Annotations disappear automatically
- Built to stay out of the way
Product demo
Features
A focused tool for moments when a cursor is not enough.
Automatic Cleanup
Your drawings auto-clear, or stay visible while paused.
Lightweight
Lives quietly in your system tray.
Customisable
Choose your own colours, brushes, shortcuts and timeout.
How it works
Three steps, one shortcut.
Step 1
Press
Switch into Draw Mode from anywhere.
Ctrl + Alt + D
Step 2
Draw naturally
No context switch, no separate canvas.
Use your mouse to annotate directly on the screen.
Step 3
Press again
Return to normal work immediately.
Ctrl + Alt + D
Demo
Real workflows, captured in context.
Live captureScreenScribble demo
VS Code annotation
Drop this into a coding session, callout and all.
Live captureScreenScribble demo
PowerPoint presentation
Highlight key points without changing windows.
Live captureScreenScribble demo
Browser walkthrough
Mark up UI details while presenting a live site.
FAQ
Clear answers, no sales layer.
What platforms are supported?
Version 0.1 is focused on Windows. The desktop app is designed for native Windows workflows first.
Does ScreenScribble record my screen?
No. ScreenScribble draws temporary annotations over the screen and removes them automatically after the configured timeout.
Can I customise shortcuts?
Yes. Shortcuts, brushes, colours and timeout settings are intended to be configurable in the app.
Do my drawings stay forever?
Not by default. Drawings auto-clear based on your timeout, but you can pause drawing to keep annotations visible for as long as needed and resume when ready.
Why are my annotations missing when sharing screen?
ScreenScribble overlays your full desktop. To share annotations in screen-share mode, choose full-screen sharing. Tab-only or window-only sharing will not capture the overlay.