Hide what shouldn’t be seen on your computer
ScreenVeil helps you hide sensitive parts of your screen and place useful overlays on top of any app on macOS. It’s built for screen sharing, presentations, live streams, recordings, and everyday work when you need full control over what stays visible. You can add floating panels in seconds and save complete setups as presets. It’s a simple way to protect private information, keep notes visible, highlight content, or prepare reusable on-screen layouts for meetings and demos.
ScreenVeil lets users place customizable overlay panels (black, blur, glass, color) on top of any macOS app to mask passwords, personal data, or confidential content in real time during Zoom, Teams, or other screen-sharing scenarios without interrupting the presentation.
Users can toggle panels on and off from the menu bar, lock panel positions and sizes to prevent accidental movement, and move panels across multiple displays, giving granular control over what stays visible without cluttering the workspace.
Teachers and presenters can use static overlay panels and floating content to highlight key material while automatically masking desktop clutter, personal files, or system notifications, creating a professional, focused presentation environment.
Users can save complete panel setups as presets and restore them instantly for future meetings, eliminating repetitive manual setup and ensuring consistent privacy controls across multiple presentations or demos.
ScreenVeil enables creators and streamers to place floating text, images, GIFs, videos, and web content on top of any app, with full control over size, position, transparency, and keyboard shortcuts for seamless on-air workflow.