Snap Markup-Outil d'Annotation

Enfin une appli qui va a l’essentiel avec une ergonomie parfaite. Il n’y a pas besoin d’apprendre, on utilise les outils de façon naturelle car tout va dans le sens de l’utilisateur . Un grand merci au développeur qui a fait un travail exemplaire. Beaucoup de programmes devraient s’en inspirer !

Très simple à utiliser et fonctionne très bien. Rien à redire, super !

Très facile à utiliser avec beaucoup de possibilités. Fonctionne parfaitement.

Sobre, intuitive efficace. Très belle application. Je recommande.

Cette application accède à vos photos sans votre autorisation !

Belle qualité de réalisation.

I’m so sorry I was on auto-update. This was a great app, now filled with clutter. And what isn’t clutter is ugly. It once had nice small rounded numbers to number objects. No more: big ugly blobs. I only WISH I COULD GO BACK!

I started hunting for a solid screenshot-mark-up app very recently, and Snap Markup is easily the front-runner at this price point. A handful of small adjustments would lock in the fifth star: • Curved arrows & arrowheads
The existing curved-line tool (ideal for conversation tails) is terrific; it would be even better if we could attach an arrowhead—either a gently curved tip or a classic sharp point—while keeping the entire shaft bendable. A little curve on the tail end would polish things further. • Rounded rectangles
A ready-made rounded-rectangle shape would give call-outs softer edges without extra effort. • Smooth cloud shape
A fully rounded “cloud” outline—something more fluid than a comic bubble—would be perfect for friendly notes. • Blank page background colour
When starting from a blank canvas, it would be great to choose the page colour (grey, pastel, etc.) instead of pure white. • Text without auto-frame on photos
On a blank page you can type plain text, but when editing a photo the text box locks itself into a frame as soon as you tap “Done.” A toggle to remove that frame everywhere would be handy. • Underlining in colour
Underlining has always been available, yet the French UI calls the colour picker “accident,” which hides the feature (it’s labelled “stroke” in English). A clearer term—“trait” or “underline”—plus a thickness slider would make the tool far easier to use. • Colour memory & picker search
Right now any chosen colour disappears the moment you pick another shade. If I draw a pale-pink triangle, switch to a pale-green rectangle, and then want another pale-pink shape, finding the exact hue again is tedious. Most iOS apps keep recent or favourite swatches automatically; a small row of saved colours—or even a search box for codes like #FFB6C1—would fix this instantly. • Extra fonts (especially cursive)
One built-in typeface is limiting. A tidy handwritten/cursive font that supports French accents would be wonderful. Access to Google Fonts or the option to import my own .ttf/.otf files would open endless possibilities. • Other text tweaks
– Adjustable line spacing for longer notes.
– Underline thickness and colour controls, as mentioned above. • Highlighting & redaction
Straight, tidy highlighter bars in any saved colour, plus a solid black option for complete redaction, would be very useful. A blur/pixelate tool for phone numbers and faces would round out the privacy features. With these refinements, Snap Markup w

Could you make it so your app shows as an option under editing pictures? (an extension.). It’s too cumbersome to find your app, then the picture I want to edit. vs already on the picture in Photos. Thanks so much for the request and keep up the great work !

I actually use this to mark and make notes on maps using a stylus with my phone while on the roads exploring like I can scribble an X or whatever to mark a spot and write little notes, but also with video game maps, etc. and I just like how smooth it is to use. I also use it to scribble lists and such from time to time.