Why we're building it
People share screenshots to explain problems, teach steps, and get help. Before sending an image, they may have to crop it, hide an email address, point out an important button, or reduce its dimensions. We want those common operations to feel like one coherent workflow.
Our design principles
The editor processes supported images locally in the browser, without requiring a user account. The interface should be simple, and privacy-sensitive operations must be tested against the exported pixels—not just the on-screen preview.
Where the project stands
The local editor supports permanent redaction, annotations, crop, resize, rotation, flipping, conversion, compression and supported-browser copying. You can also batch-convert images with ZIP delivery, stitch screenshots and create an image PDF. The website remains in prelaunch testing, with public indexing disabled.
Explore the redaction workflow or the screenshot editor.