Skitch Update Reintroduces Maps to the Picker View, Lets You Clear All Annotations, Open In, Crop
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Posted November 6, 2013 at 4:17pm by iClarified
Evernote has released an update to its Skitch annotations app, bringing several improvements.
Skitch lets you communicate important ideas in an instant. Snap a photo, mark it up, and send it on. Make your message clear with arrows, stamps, text, shapes, and more. Getting your point across has never been easier.
Your ideas. Fast. → Snap a photo and mark it up by pointing the arrow, then tapping the button → Use the predefined arrow, add text, and point out what is important → Send it to your coworkers, classmate, or friends instantly
More Tools → Tap a picture to add arrows, stamps, shapes, text, highlights, and freehand pencil annotations → Crop or pixelate an image to show only the essential content → Add a quick caption to your image to provide context
Simple sharing → Send marked up snapshots via email, SMS, or AirDrop → Post to a social media stream for your friends and followers to see → Display your annotations with AirPlay → Create a unique link to your image and more with Evernote → Grab a picture of something at work and share with meeting attendees
Some ways to use Skitch: → At work: Snap a picture of a whiteboard and add your take to send to the team → At home: Need something repaired? Snap a photo, mark it up to identify the problem and send it off → For yourself: Take a snap of a bill or document, pixelate personal details and save it to Evernote
What's New In This Version: - Maps have been reintroduced to the picker view. - Evernote Settings are easier to find under a new Evernote heading. - Your default Evernote Notebook can be set while signing in to the app. - Your default Evernote Notebook can be changed in Evernote settings. - Crop has been added to a new overflow menu in More Tools. - Annotations can all be cleared at once using the “Clear Annotations” option under the overflow menu. - “Open in” has been added as a sharing option, which lets you send your annotated images directly to any installed apps that accept images.
You can download Skitch from the App Store for free.