Runs in your browser | nothing is uploaded
Annotate a screenshot
Paste or drop an image, mark it up and save it as PNG.
Drop an image here or press Ctrl+V to paste
PNG, JPG or WebP.
How to annotate a screenshot
- Press Ctrl+V to paste a screenshot from the clipboard, or drop a PNG, JPG or WebP file on the page.
- Pick a tool: Arrow, Box, Text, Step (numbered circles) or Blur.
- Click and drag on the picture to draw. Press Undo or Ctrl+Z if you make a mistake.
- Press Save PNG to download the marked-up image.
When to use each tool
- Arrows and boxes point at the exact button or line you are talking about.
- Numbered steps turn one screenshot into a short how-to: 1, 2, 3 in the order to click.
- Text adds a short label where a number is not enough.
- Blur hides passwords, email addresses, account numbers and faces before you share the image.
Good to know
Blur replaces the pixels in the saved file, so the hidden details cannot be brought back from the PNG. Keep the original if you need it, because the saved file contains only the blurred version. To take a screenshot on Windows, press Windows+Shift+S, select the area and then paste it here. Your image is edited in your browser and never uploaded.
Annotate Screenshot
- Arrows, boxes, text, numbered steps and a blur for private details.
- Paste a screenshot straight from the clipboard.
- Your image is edited in your browser and never uploaded.
- Need to capture, record and annotate every day? The Windows app does it with one key.
Questions
Is my image uploaded?
No. Everything runs in your browser.
How do I hide a password or email?
Pick Blur and drag over the area. The pixels are replaced for good in the saved file.
Can I undo?
Yes. Use Undo, or press Ctrl+Z.
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