PresenterTools

Presentation helper for Windows

Show your audience exactly where to look.

Make mouse actions, key presses and points of interest easy to follow in Teams screen sharing, on meeting-room displays and in IT training. The overlays never take your clicks, so you keep working as usual.

  • Available
  • Windows 11 (64-bit)
  • Free
  • English and Japanese
  • Version 1.4.1

See what's new

Get it free on Microsoft Store Read the user guide

On a bar chart on a slide, the June bar and its value 88 are circled with a red laser line that gets thinner and fainter toward its older part
Laser: while you hold a key, the cursor trail glows and slowly fades.

What your audience sees

The effects are drawn on top of the shared or projected screen. Each of the five features can be turned on and off on its own.

  • A yellow ring around the cursor over the text 112% on a slide

    Cursor highlight

    A ring (or filled circle) around the cursor, so the small pointer never gets lost.

  • A blue circular ripple and a Left click label where the Filter button was clicked

    Click effects

    Ripples for left and right clicks show exactly where you clicked.

  • In a spreadsheet, a blue-framed magnifier window near the cursor shows the number under the cursor enlarged three times

    Magnifier

    Enlarge just the part that matters, such as figures in a table or small text.

  • Typing ssh admin@192.168.10.1 in PowerShell, with the same text shown in large letters at the bottom of the screen

    Key display

    Shows typed text and shortcuts in large letters at the bottom of the screen (always off at startup).

Where it helps

  • Teams screen sharing

    Keep the small mouse pointer easy to follow.

  • Presentations

    Draw a laser-pointer trail only at the moments you want to emphasize.

  • Explaining details

    Enlarge just the part that matters, right on the spot.

  • Training and hands-on sessions

    Show what you type and which keys you press.

Features

  • Laser: draws the cursor trail while a shortcut is held (or toggled on each press)
  • English and Japanese display (follows the Windows display language, or choose in Settings)

Requirements and availability

OSWindows 11 (64-bit)
Get it fromMicrosoft Store
LanguagesEnglish, Japanese

Recent updates

Version 1.4.1Released

  • The user guide opened from the app now uses the site's new address (www.ja1bus.com). Features and behavior are unchanged.

See the full changelog

Resources

Source code and license

The source code of this application is available on GitHub under the MIT License.