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Stickers & Annotations

Enhance your video with visual cues using Stickers. Screentell provides a variety of shapes and tools to highlight information or add text.

Stickers & Annotations

Enhance your video with visual cues using Stickers. Screentell provides a variety of shapes and tools to highlight information or add text.

Adding a Sticker

  1. Locate the Toolbar above the timeline.
  2. Click the Sticker Icon (Square with a smiley face).
  3. Select a type:
    • Arrow: Point to specific elements.
    • Bubble: Add speech or thought bubbles.
    • Rectangle/Square: Frame content.
    • Image: Upload your own PNG/JPG assets.

Manipulating Stickers

On the Canvas (Preview)

  • Move: Click and drag the sticker to reposition it.
  • Resize: Drag the corner handles (blue dots) to change size.
  • Rotate: Drag the rotation handle (sticking out from the top) to spin the sticker.

On the Timeline

  • Duration: Drag the left or right edge of the sticker bar on the timeline track to control how long it stays on screen.
  • Position: Drag the entire bar left or right to change when it appears.

Customizing Appearance

Use the Inspector Panel (left side) to style your selected sticker:

  • Text: Type inside the text box to add a label to your sticker.
  • Color: Choose a background color.
  • Border: Adjust border thickness and color.
  • Roundness: Make corners sharp or fully rounded.
  • Tail Position (Bubble only): Adjust where the speech bubble tail points.

๐Ÿ’ก Recipe: Pure Text Label

To create a floating text label without a box:

  1. Add a Rectangle sticker.
  2. Enter your text in the Inspector.
  3. Set Border Width to 0.
  4. Set Background Color opacity to 0% (or choose "Transparent" if available, otherwise match the background).
    • Tip: Currently, you can pick a color that matches your background or use a minimal style.

๐Ÿ’ก Recipe: Highlighter

To highlight a section of text or code:

  1. Add a Rectangle sticker.
  2. Choose a bright color (Yellow, Green).
  3. Adjust Opacity (if supported) or use a thin Border only to frame the content without covering it.

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