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Start drawing with Super+Alt+D.
Then save your beautiful work by taking a screenshot.
![](https://framagit.org/abakkk/DrawOnYourScreen/raw/ressources/screenshot.jpg)
![](https://framagit.org/abakkk/DrawOnYourScreen/raw/media/screenshot.jpg)
## Features
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## Tips and tricks
* Power is nothing without control:
The `Ctrl` key provides an extra functionality for each tool.
![Range of Ctrl key possibilities](https://framagit.org/abakkk/DrawOnYourScreen/-/raw/media/ctrl.webm)
* Draw arrows:
Intersect two lines and curve the second thanks to the `Ctrl` key.
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Hold the `Shift` key while starting moving.
![How to duplicate an element](https://framagit.org/abakkk/DrawOnYourScreen/-/raw/ressources/duplicate.webm)
![How to duplicate an element](https://framagit.org/abakkk/DrawOnYourScreen/-/raw/media/duplicate.webm)
* Insertable images:
You can insert images (jpeg, png, svg) in your drawings. By default images are sought in `~/.local/share/drawOnYourScreen/images/` but the location is configurable in the preferences. Another way is to copy-past the images from Nautilus or any clipboard source by using the usual `Ctrl + V` shortcut inside the drawing mode.
![How to add images from Nautilus](https://framagit.org/abakkk/DrawOnYourScreen/-/raw/media/ctrl-plus-v.webm)
* Eraser and SVG:
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* Color Picker extension:
If the GNOME Shell built-in color picker is too basic for you, have a look at the [Color Picker extension](https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/3396/color-picker), which let's you select the pixel accurately, preview the color and adjust its values. Once installed and enabled, it will be transparently integrated into DrawOnYourScreen.
If the GNOME Shell built-in color picker is too basic for you, have a look at the [Color Picker extension](https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/3396/color-picker), which let's you select the pixel accurately, preview the color and adjust its values. Once installed and enabled, it will be transparently integrated into DrawOnYourScreen.
![Color Picker extension in action](https://framagit.org/abakkk/DrawOnYourScreen/-/raw/media/color-picker-extension.jpg)