Skimra: Screenshot Studio

Style your text. The text tool is the heart of this update. Any overlay can now carry a real look, not just a typeface. Fill and clip Fill your text with a gradient, or clip a photo inside the letters so the picture shows through the glyphs. Start from a style gallery and make it your own. Font previews now render in the weight and italic you picked. Made to hold up Turn on italics, and add an outline, a glow or a drop shadow so a caption stays legible over any background. A timeline you can reach into Every device now has its own track, so you drag a clip straight to where it plays instead of grabbing a container first. Long-press to group clips and move them together with their spacing intact, and drop alignment markers to line your devices up by eye. Drag a clip flush against the one before it to close a gap, and splitting a clip keeps its settings on both halves. Zoom you can set exactly Levels and positions land on a grid, so two keyframes can hold precisely the same framing instead of drifting a fraction apart. Keyframes hold their moment when you lengthen a scene, rather than stretching along with it. Long-press to gather several into a group and move them as one — and only the dots drag now, so a small miss no longer shifts the whole move. Backgrounds, your way Build a gradient of your own — as many colours as you like, at any angle, each one dialled in on the wheel or sampled straight out of your own screenshot. The built-in catalog is far bigger too — many more meshes, gradients and solids, grouped by colour. Delete every device and the background stands on its own. A cleaner frame Draw a clean status bar over your recording, its colour sampled straight from the footage. Device shadows are truer too, cast from the frame's real silhouette. The Background Studio now previews the real frame of a recording, graded the way it will export, instead of an empty bezel. Smoother exports Swipe to cancel an export, and the preview pauses while it renders. Gradient backgrounds export clean, without the banding the preview never had, and the looping preview starts over cleanly instead of sliding out of sync. Everything still renders on your device.