Save Screenshot
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Save Screenshot
Effortlessly Save and Annotate Screenshots
or drag and drop a file
Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
To save a screenshot, capture it using your device's shortcut. Then, upload it to the annotation tool and save the annotated version directly to your device or cloud storage.
Yes, after uploading your screenshot to the annotation tool, you can use text annotation and drawing tools to write or doodle on it.
Use the highlighting tool to select areas of your screenshot. You can choose color-coded highlights to emphasize sections effectively.
Yes, select the shapes tool and choose the arrow shape to draw and point at specific elements on your screenshot.
Click upload and select your screenshot file in formats like JPG, PNG, or WEBP. Use the tool to annotate the uploaded image.
Yes, once you've annotated your screenshot, you can download and save it in your preferred format, including JPG.
The tool does not automate screenshot capture but allows for easy upload and manual annotation and saving.
While the tool supports annotations, it does not offer features specifically for securing or encrypting screenshots.
Use your device's capture feature to snap the screen including the drop-down menu. Upload the capture to the annotation tool for marking.
Screenshots can be saved in various formats like JPG or PNG, depending on your requirements for editing or sharing.
Yes, once your screenshot is annotated and saved, you can share it via email or upload it to Microsoft Teams like any other file.
No, all annotations can be done directly in your web browser without needing additional software installations.
No, the tool focuses on annotation. Use system tools or apps to capture screenshots before uploading them for annotations.
You can annotate each screenshot individually. The tool processes one file per session.
No, this tool is designed for desktop use only. Please use a desktop or laptop browser for annotations.