What's new with ScreenPal?

What’s new:

• We’ve added new options for controlling the aspect ratio of your screenshot captures! Now when you are ready to capture a screenshot:

  • If you first start dragging to select your capture area, and then press and hold the shift key, you will lock in the current aspect ration that you have selected

  • If you press and hold the shift key before you start selecting your capture area, you will lock in a 1:1 square capture

• Now you can drag and drop image and video files as overlays on to your video projects in the desktop video editor.

What’s fixed:

• A bug that affected some users importing .screenpal files. We’ve fixed the issue affecting playback after unchecking the Narration and Computer Audio options.

• A bug affecting crop image or video where the crop tool was responding like the resize tool for some users

What’s new:

• Now you can rotate images in the Image Editor just like you can in the Video Editor!

What’s fixed:

This release includes bug fixes and optimizations to make your app experience better, including:

• Sound overlay titles are sometimes incorrect
• Unchecking sound effects doesn’t always remove the audio waveform
• Some users reported issues with camera recording in “Both” mode
• Customize options could not be viewed on lower-resolution devices
• Some users experienced issues with the video editor app background color turning white

What’s fixed:

• In the Storyboard editor, instead of starting from a document, you will now see the option to “Start from a PDF.” Due to changes in Google’s API permission requirements, we removed the direct Google Slides import and folder picker when publishing to Google Drive. You can still export your Google Slides as a PDF and use Start from PDF to build a presentation video. 
• When you publish your videos to Google Drive, they will now show up in a ScreenPal folder within Google Drive.
• Password protection for your hosted content is now available in all paid plans. If you are uploading videos to ScreenPal to share for free, you can share publicly or unlisted, and upgrade to add password protection to your content. Any existing videos that are password-protected will maintain that visibility setting. 
• If you are using ScreenPal for free without an account, you can now record for up to 5 minutes at a time. Once you create and log in to your free account, you can continue to record for up to 15 minutes at a time for free.