SCREENSHOT CLARITY

Edit and annotate screenshots online.

Add arrows, text and highlights, crop distractions, or resize a screenshot for a bug report or tutorial. Rotate, flip and export locally, without uploading or creating an account.

Local image editing availableCrop, resize, redact and annotate locally below. Rotate, flip, convert, compress, download or copy your finished image.
Open the workspace

No account needed · Images stay on your device

BROWSER-LOCAL WORKSPACE

Prepare your screenshot

✓ Stays on your device

Crop, resize, permanently redact and annotate images on your device. Download or copy a flattened PNG, JPEG or WebP when you finish editing.

or drop one here · Paste with Ctrl+V / ⌘VStill PNG, JPEG or WebP · Up to 15 MiB, 20 MP and 8,192 px per side

Choose an image to get started.

How to annotate a screenshot

  1. Choose a still PNG, JPEG or WebP, paste an image, or drop one into the workspace.
  2. Select Arrow, Text, Rectangle or Highlight. Draw on the image or use Add region, then adjust its properties. Use Crop or Resize when needed.
  3. Review the preview and use undo or redo to refine your edits. Use permanent redaction for details that must be hidden.
  4. Choose PNG, JPEG or WebP and download the flattened image. Copy Image supplies PNG where the browser permits it.
A FOCUSED EDITOR

Just the tools you reach for.

No complicated canvas setup. The local editor brings common screenshot tasks into one simple session.

01 / CROP

Remove distractions

Keep the relevant part of a page or app, without including unrelated windows.

02 / RESIZE

Choose clear dimensions

Adjust the output size while keeping proportions predictable.

03 / ANNOTATE

Direct attention

Draw arrows, rectangles, highlights or small text labels.

04 / REVIEW

Review the result

Check every label and concealed region. Download your flattened image or copy it where supported.

BUILT FOR EVERYDAY USE

Screenshots should explain, not confuse.

Whether you're reporting a broken button, helping someone change a setting, or showing where to click, one clear screenshot often works better than a paragraph of instructions.

Crop first. Highlight one or two details. Keep labels short. And when a screenshot contains someone else's information, conceal that detail before sharing.

See the sharing checklist
SHARING SOMETHING SENSITIVE?

Protect private details first.

Use permanent redaction in the same editing workflow.

Explore redaction

Frequently asked questions

How do I add arrows or text to a screenshot?

Choose or paste an image, select Arrow or Text, then draw on the preview or use Add region. Adjust the selected region with the numeric controls. Text supports explicit line breaks and stays inside its box. Download the flattened result when it is ready.

Can I crop, resize and change the image format?

Yes. Apply a crop, set output dimensions with an optional aspect-ratio lock, then choose PNG, JPEG or WebP in the export panel. JPEG and WebP have quality controls. Generate a size preview to see the actual encoded size; conversions can produce larger files.

Why does text flip with the screenshot?

Annotations follow the image orientation, including horizontal and vertical flips. Rotation and flip controls transform the screenshot and its annotations together. Undo or reset orientation to return to the previous view.

Can I save my editing project for later?

Edits are held only in the current browser session. Download an image before leaving; editable projects are not saved. For private details, apply permanent redactions before downloading or copying.

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