The free version of Conceptboard gives you a lot of possibilities. You can collaborate with an unlimited number of people at the same time on an unlimited number of boards. You can add 50 projects on one board.
In addition, you can add photos (see the photo of the dog) and videos. What is very nice is that you can see where you are on the board at the bottom left of the screen. In this tool you can zoom in and out very far.
If you try to (video)call from the free version, this seems to be possible. But in the 'pricing guide' it becomes clear that this is only possible with a paid version. So if you want to consult at the same time, you can use the chat or you have to use another tool next to it .
Screenshot of the brainstorming tool Conceptboard.
9. Ziteboard
Ziteboard seems at first glance mainly useful for when you want to collect lists or ideas. A new sticky note is easily added, but then I could not move it. This immediately puts this tool in my irritation zone.
If you want to collaborate in Ziteboard, the person you invite must also create an account. After that, you can work together (with an unlimited number of people) on the board. In the free version, you have access to three different colors, sticky notes, you can add (low-res) images and export your board in different file formats.
10. Explain Everything
The free version of Explain Everything lets you brazil telegram data 30 million create up to three projects. You start a project with a blank board, you can choose a template or you can start with a document, photo or video. In the screenshot I chose a template. What is noticeable is that this is not an infinite canvas and you can only create one slide per project (free).
It took me a while to figure out how to make a certain object bigger or smaller. I was looking for a button, but you have to hover over the object and scroll.
A nice extra option is that you can record the actions you do directly. This is very useful if you want to explain something to someone who works remotely. It is a pity that, after I had recorded a video, it turns out that you have to create a paid account before you can share the video. All in all, the free account really feels like a trial.
Screenshot of the Explain Everything tool.
