Open Screenshot
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Open Screenshot
Annotate and Edit Your Screenshots with Ease
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Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Upload your screenshot file, then choose annotation tools like pen, text, or shapes. Customize colors and add your annotations for enhanced visuals.
You can upload screenshot files in formats such as .jpg, .jpeg, .png, or .webp. Ensure your file is under 100 MB for compatibility.
The tool is designed for annotating real screenshots to enhance their content. It's not intended for creating fake screenshots.
Select the highlighting tool from the palette, choose your color, and drag over the area of your screenshot you wish to emphasize.
Yes, use the text annotation tool to type comments or labels onto your screenshot. Customize the font size and color for clarity.
Take a screenshot using any screenshot application, then upload the image to this tool for annotation and editing.
Yes, use the shapes tool to draw arrows or other geometric shapes on your screenshot. Perfect for directing attention.
No registration is required to annotate. However, logging in allows you to download annotated screenshots and save them to Evernote.
Yes, once you finish annotating, you can download the edited screenshot with all annotations embedded.
Files exceeding 100 MB are not supported. Reduce your file size or choose a smaller screenshot to proceed with annotation.
No, the tool currently supports only desktop or laptop browsers such as Chrome and Firefox for annotation.
The tool processes one file at a time. Complete annotations on one screenshot before uploading another for annotation.
No, real-time collaboration is not supported. Annotations are done individually per session in the editor.
This tool offers pen, text, highlighting, and shapes for diverse annotation needs, allowing detailed markup on screenshots.
No, the tool adds annotations over screenshots but does not edit the original content within the image itself.