We need to insert screenshots while guiding the users about certain know-how’s of the application, website, etc and at times even are required to highlight some specific part within the screenshot. This activity includes drawing lines on the on-going process, or on the image to be captured. In order to get this done effortlessly, try out the new FreeDesktop 3.0. It’s a desktop drawing tool that allows you drawing on the desktop using the virtual pen, along with using different colors and erasing feature. Further, you can view any region highlighted by using the provided Spotlight option. The application is convenient to be used by anyone, without requiring its users going through any difficult technical selections.

FreeDesktop 3.0 is a small utility that lets you draw on the desktop, and when you’re working on any window or file. Magically when you plan to draw it does not actually spoils the file or interface of the application, but virtually lets you draw anything on the screen by using the pen feature. Also, it also lets you choose the colors for drawing the lines to form different free-style shapes, as you want. Along with this you’re even gives the option to draw on a clean paper using the pen and desired color. You can even erase the lines you draw with the eraser without harming the desktop, application interface or file, you’re using it on. Next, is the Spotlight feature, selecting which, the screen turns of grey color and you easily view any region in highlighted mode by placing the cursor, and clicking the left mouse button there. With the Settings you can change the Pen color, Pen width and Paper color.

FreeDesktop 3.0 lets you draw a variety of figures, like circle or square, along with using spotlight option to make the viewer focus on that part. Rated with 2.5 points, the utility is extremely easy to use and compiled of simplified features/configurations. However its simplicity is also its drawback as the application lacks crucial features which other tools in its class possess.