Annotable

Maker

Hi Hunters, It is my first hunt here. Annotable is the ultimate all-in-one image annotation app on iOS. Many think it is the [best](https://medium.com/@an0/annotabl...). With the release of Annotable 2 I believe the best is even better now. 😃

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8yr ago

Krishna De

@an0 I love your app and thought the updates today were terrific - I especially like the ability to add custom colours, the solid back ground, the additional fonts and text styles and the numbered arrows. I use your app almost daily so thanks for the additional features. It would be interesting to have the ability to make the new filled rectangle also have a slider to adjust the transparency perhaps in a future update? It was good to see that you have that as a style in the text 2.0 update. And perhaps some brush fonts in the future - that could make you of greater interest to Instagram creators too and as you are no doubt aware that platform is currently growing fast I have added this update to several of my curations here.

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8yr ago

an0

Annotable

Maker

@krishnade I'm glad you like it:) What's the use case of transparent rects? And what do you mean by brush fonts?(Sorry I don't instagram that much)

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8yr ago

Krishna De

@an0 Instagram is now at 700 m daily active users https://techcrunch.com/2017/04/2... Use case for transparency is that many people especially journalists wll use it as you have done with text overlaid on it but they don;t always want it to be solid - the coloured transparency just helps text stand out such as a quote or captions on an image In terms of brush fonts then ones like this https://www.behance.net/gallery/... I hope this helps

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8yr ago

an0

Annotable

Maker

@krishnade I see, thanks. So I think the use case of transparent rects is already covered by the new label-styled text in Annotable 2.

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8yr ago

Joshua Pinter

ntwrk

@an0 Great job with this. Clean and functional. Have you given any thought to allowing other apps to use your app (or a library version of it) in their own apps that could benefit from image annotation? Charge a license for it, of course. Just a thought. Let me know.

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8yr ago