A Windows(?) app made in Flutter. "see_through" gives you the ability to always render the app on the screen. Check the examples for more details.
The app should theoretically work for Windows, Linux and MacOS, however I am unable to build it for MacOS (because I don't own a Macbook) and I can't test it for Linux because I am too lazy to set it up. Oopsie!
Right-click anywhere on the app to open a popup menu. You will be presented with a few options to draw on the screen (e.g: display the Rule of Thirds).
Selecting "Rule of Thirds", "Symmetry" or "Phi" will draw default grey lines on the screen. Keep in mind the following:
- You can enable multiple of them at once.
- You can change their color and opacity by holding righ-click anywhere on the screen (will prompt you to a picker).
Selecting "Pick file" will prompt you to "upload" a file from your computer. Keep in mind the following:
- You may upload any image or video file (jpg, png, webp, GIF, mp4, webm, etc).
- Uploading a file may take some time, depending on its size! The app may appear frozen, but please be patient for a few seconds!
- After uploading the file, you can resize the window to be smaller, but you won't be able to stretch the image/video past it's maximum width and height.
- You'll be able to hold left-click on the image/video to change its opacity.
- You'll still be able to enable any other function (e.g: display the Rule of Thirds on top of the file).
- The text field at the top accepts ONLY URLs. Don't try to search for something there, use the Google search bar for that
- Underneath the text field you will be presented with a slider. Drag to adjust opacity.
- You'll be able to hold left-click to make the text field and the slider dissapear.
- You'll still be able to enable any other function (e.g: display the Rule of Thirds on top of the web page).
Selecting "Always on top" will force draw the app on top of any other apps you are currently running (it will always be visible).
- Right-click to open popup menu
- Hold right-click to change color/opacity of the first 3 options
- Hold left-click on the image/video or web page to change its opacity.
Link to Releases
- Users are now able to upload local videos (not just images).
- Users can now Google anything with the new "Web view" feature.
- Improved the opacity slider on images/videos
- Small code improvements
When starting the app, this is how the window will look like:

When pressing right-click, this popup menu pops up near your cursor:

Opening a YouTube video (through "web view"):

Changing the opacity of a web page:

Rendering "Rule of Thirds" on top of the image:

Changing the opacity of the image:

Changing the opacity of the image and of the "Rule of Thirds" (example 1):

Changing the opacity of the image and of the "Rule of Thirds" (example 2):






