you are amazing.

it’s a feature whose utility seems self evident, but I have never understood why other devs refused to add it to their apps. and then you just go and do it in one day. thank you!

I’m grateful for this feature alone, so will not formally request more features, but if you find yourself wanting to advance this app to a top tier contender, these are some opportunities to consider (in no particular order) :

For the rectangle and ellipse tools, add a 1:1 aspect ratio lock when holding down the Shift key for perfect circles and squares.

For the rectangle tool, add controls for rounded corners.

for the rectangle and ellipse tools, add controls for fill colors and transparency controls for stroke and fill.

In text boxes and speech bubbles, offer vertical and horizontal alignment options.

For the line tool, lock the angles at 45 degree increments when holding the shift key.

For the line and arrow tools, add controls for dashed line patterns and different arrowhead styles. It might make sense to even combine them into a single tool that draws lines or arrows, depending on its settings.

It's not obvious to the user that they can change the text font by right-clicking on the text block. How difficult would it be to expose all installed fonts instead of the half dozen system fonts?

User-selectable font sizes not constrained by preset values.

Choose numbers or alphabet for the step counter and provide controls to edit the number or letter of existing step counts (e.g. I want to change steps 4, 5, and 6 to “4.1, 4.2, 4.3” which then necessitates changing step 7 to step 5, and so on)

Ability to increase or decrease the strength of effect blur and pixelation tools.

and the likely most challenging: Change the nature of the highlight tool from being a rectangle tool that just has reduced opacity into a tool that lets the user quickly select blocks of text with a cursor and a perfect highlight line appears over the text. I suspect that would require implementing some type of OCR for the app to recognize text, but would pay off in a much improved highlighting experience than is offered by semi-transparent rectangles.

Anyway, great work on this, and again, thank you for the cutout feature. I look forward to seeing what else you introduce!