Skitch Touch

Make a point with Skitch Touch.

Skitch Touch is a free app designed to take advantage of Microsoft's touch interface!

Skitch Touch is a free tool for communicating visually with friends, co-workers, and the world. Annotate images with arrows, shapes, text, and more. Use Skitch to sketch something new, mark up maps, screen captures, or even a photo. Then save or share your Skitch annotation to help others see and understand your ideas. Getting everyone on the same page has never been easier.

New in Skitch Touch
- Skitch is now available in:
- Chinese Traditional
- Danish
- Dutch
- Finnish
- Indonesian
- Malay
- Polish
- Swedish
- Thai
- Turkish
- Vietnamese

- Added back Sharing via the Share Charm.
- Multiple bug fixes

Features that make Skitch Touch great:
- Create smooth lines and scribbles to explain an idea
- Annotate maps, webpages and screenshots
- Zoom and crop images
- Pixelate portions of an image, add highlights and draw attention to what matters
- Add text using special high-contrast coloring for readability
- Markup text with the highlighter tool
- Reposition and delete shapes, text and drawings at any time
- Share your work with any application that accepts images

Here are some ways to use Skitch Touch:

- At work: Communicate a design change by annotating a screenshot
- At home: Annotate a photo of your living room to show movers where to put furniture
- At a conference: take a snapshot of people you meet, annotate it with their names
- For personal information: Take a photo of a bill, then pixelate personal details before sharing
- For directions: Draw a path on a map to help someone find your picnic spot

Skitch is fast, free and fun!

More information about permissions at:

http://bit.ly/mAjLuc

• Take a photo using your built in camera and annotate with arrows and text
• Use an image from your Pictures and mark it up
• Start with a blank canvas and sketch an idea
• Choose multiple colors and pen stroke thicknesses
• Select, re-color and move your shapes and text
• Save your annotated image to your Pictures folder
• Open previous Skitch images from your Hub screen
• Save to your Evernote account to remember everything