Annotate a screenshot
right in your browser.
Drop or paste any image. Add arrows, boxes, text and numbered steps, blur the private bits, crop it, then download, copy or share it with a link.
PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF · up to 20 MB · nothing leaves your computer unless you choose to share it
Want to skip the screenshot step? The Chrome extension captures any page, full length, and opens this same editor.
How it works
Bring a picture
Drag a file in, paste from the clipboard, or pick one. Nothing is uploaded to open it.
Mark it up
Arrows, boxes, text, freehand, numbered steps. Blur or pixelate anything private. Crop to the part that matters.
Save, copy or share
Download a PNG, copy it straight into a chat, or get a public link that expires in 7 or 30 days.
Annotation tools
Everything a bug report or a how-to needs.
The same editor the WebMend Chrome extension uses. Undo and redo, zoom and pan, and keyboard shortcuts for the lot.
Capture the page too, not just the picture
The free WebMend extension takes the screenshot for you: the visible view, the entire page, or an area you drag. It opens this editor, and it can send the result to the site owner as a bug report.
Questions
No. Opening and editing happen in your browser. The only time a picture leaves your computer is when you press Share image to make a link, and that link expires.
Yes. This page is the whole tool. The extension is only for taking the screenshot in the first place.
Pick Blur or Pixelate in the toolbar and drag a box over the part to hide. It is applied to the saved picture, not just the preview.
PNG, JPG, WebP and GIF, up to 20 MB. The download is always a PNG.
No. No account, no watermark you cannot switch off, no limits on saving.
Want the screenshot taken for you as well? Get the Chrome extension