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Annotate a screenshot or a photo

Arrows, boxes, circles, numbered pins, speech bubbles, text in real typefaces, emoji and red review stamps. Everything stays an object you can move, recolor or delete until you export. Snap to a nine-cell grid to line things up.

Runs on your machine

Nothing is uploaded. With the network switched off, this still works.

What it does

  • Arrows, boxes, circles and lines, in any color
  • Numbered pins that count themselves up
  • Speech bubbles and real text, in real typefaces
  • Emoji and review stamps
  • Snap to a nine-cell grid so things line up
  • Move, recolor or delete anything right up until export

Objects, not paint

An arrow you drew an hour ago is still an arrow. It can be dragged, recolored, resized or deleted, because annotations are kept as a list of shapes rather than burnt into the pixels. They are only flattened when you export, and the original stays untouched underneath.

Good for a bug report

Paste a screenshot straight from the clipboard, drop three numbered pins on the things that are wrong, and export. Nothing was uploaded to a review service on the way, which matters when the screenshot has a customer's name in it.

No account needed

Every tool that runs on your own machine works logged out, with nothing to sign up for. Signing in adds sync across your devices and share links; Pro adds the passes that need a server. The no-upload page draws the line between the two, and Architecture shows it table by table.

It opens in the tab you already have.

No account, no upload, nothing to install.

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