The Best 12 Magnifixer Alternatives

  • ZoomIt

    ZoomIt is screen zoom and annotation tool for technical presentations that include application demonstrations.

    Free Windows

  • Virtual Magnifying Glass

    Virtual Magnifying Glass, a free, open source, screen magnification program for Windows, Linux, FreeBSD and Mac OS X. Free full version download and instructions for...

    Free Open Source Mac OS X Windows Linux BSD

  • Glassbrick

    Glassbrick is a screen magnifier that makes zooming your screen quick and easy. It allows you to change the colours of your screen to enhance readability. It’s also...

    Free Windows

  • OneLoupe

    OneLoupe is a customizable screen magnification tool. It runs in the system tray and can be activated by clicking on the icon or setting a HotKey.

    Free Windows

  • HyperLens

    This app works basically like if you had an adjustable magnifying glass in your hand. Many Configuration possibilities. Really helpfull for low visions. Best software of...

    Commercial Windows

  • Zoomtext

    ZoomText Magnifier enlarges and enhances everything on your computer screen, making all of your applications easy to see and use. Our revolutionary new ‘xFont’...

    Commercial Windows

  • Compiz Enhanced Zoon

    The Enhanced Zoom Desktop plugin allows the whole screen to be zoomed in for improved legibility. It is possible to continue working with other applications while zoomed...

    Free Open Source Linux

  • Draw on my screen

    Examples: - Add handwriting/drawings during slide presentation for better illustration - Add temporary notes on screen to mark documents of other apps - Outline...

    Commercial

  • iZoom

    iZoom Screen Magnifier & Reader represents a leap in screen magnification technology. iZooms patent-pending ClearPoint font smoothing maintains crystal clear text...

    Commercial Windows

  • Point N See

    Point N See is a utility to enlarge dynamically a portion of the screen to read fine print or see more detail in an image. When you launch Point N See you see two...

    Free Mac OS X