Use cases
One pen, every screen.
PenLayer draws over whatever is on your Mac, so it fits anywhere you share, show or record your screen. Here’s how it works for the people who use it most.
Stop saying “see where I mean?”
PenLayer lets you draw, circle and point at things while you share your screen on Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams or Slack huddles.
Zoom · Google Meet · Microsoft Teams · Slack huddles
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Your whiteboard, on every app.
Teach online like you would at a whiteboard.
Zoom · Google Meet · Microsoft Teams · Keynote
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Point at the slide, not at the screen.
Annotate live over Keynote, PowerPoint and Google Slides on your Mac.
Keynote · PowerPoint · Google Slides · Canva
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Annotate while you record, not after.
Make clearer screen recordings: number the steps, circle the button, draw arrows as you record with Loom, QuickTime, ScreenFlow or OBS.
Loom · QuickTime · ScreenFlow · OBS
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Draw on stream, without breaking flow.
Draw over your screen during a live stream on Twitch, YouTube Live or OBS.
OBS · Streamlabs · Twitch · YouTube Live
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Circle the bug. Skip the line numbers.
For developers and product teams: highlight lines of code, circle the bug, draw the data flow during code reviews, pair programming and product demos on Zoom or Meet.
VS Code · Xcode · JetBrains IDEs · Terminal
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Show them where to click.
Help customers, colleagues and family faster over a screen share.
Zoom · Google Meet · Microsoft Teams · FaceTime
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Something else in mind?
If it’s on your screen, you can draw on it. Try it free for 14 days.