> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.enconvo.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Screen Doodle

> Mark up a screen region and attach it to the Dynamic Island.

Screen Doodle lets you point out a part of the screen before asking your Agent about it. The confirmed annotation becomes an image attachment in the Dynamic Island.

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## Mark up your screen

1. Open **Settings → Context → Screen Doodle** and check the **Hotkey**.
2. Bring the content you want to discuss to the front, then invoke Screen Doodle.
3. If **Capture Region First** is enabled, select the region to capture. Otherwise, draw directly over the live screen.
4. Use the overlay's drawing controls to mark the relevant area.
5. Click the checkmark or press **Command + Return** to confirm.
6. In the Dynamic Island, review the attached image and type a request, such as “What does the highlighted warning mean?”

## Activation settings

| Setting              | Behavior                                              |
| -------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| Capture Region First | Select a region before drawing                        |
| Hotkey               | Open or toggle the overlay from the keyboard          |
| Double Right-Click   | Toggle Screen Doodle with a quick right-click gesture |

If the overlay does not open, check the configured shortcut and [macOS permissions](/configuration/permissions). If you only need the whole app window, use [Appshots](/features/appshots).

See [Dynamic Island](/features/dynamic-island) for the conversation that receives your annotation.