Browse for your image or drag and drop it onto the page.
The editor opens on the Annotate tab with drawing and text tools ready.
Choose the text tool, click where you want words, and type; adjust the font size and color to suit.
Switch to the drawing tools to sketch freehand or add lines, arrows, and shapes over the image.
Click Save to download the annotated image to your device.
Sometimes a picture needs words or markings: a caption on a photo, an arrow pointing at the important button in a screenshot, a quick sketch over a design mockup. This page opens your image straight into the editor's Annotate tools, where you can type text and draw freehand directly on the picture from your browser.
It shines for practical communication. Support teams mark up screenshots to show users exactly where to click, teachers label diagrams for handouts, and anyone giving design feedback can circle the problem instead of describing it. You can mix typed text with drawn lines and shapes in a single pass before exporting the finished image.
100% private“Annotation happens entirely on your machine; every stroke and letter is rendered by your browser. The screenshot or photo you mark up is never uploaded, which is worth knowing when it contains private information.”
Yes, while you are still in the editor. Placed text stays selectable, so you can reposition it, rewrite it, or restyle it before exporting. Once you save, the text is flattened into the image pixels.
You can set the size and color of your text and position it anywhere on the image. Combined with the drawing tools for arrows and shapes, that covers most captioning and markup needs.
No. The original stays untouched on your device. Your annotations exist only in the editor until you click Save, which downloads a new, separate copy containing the markup.