Screenshot Editor
Annotate screenshots and images with arrows, rectangles, circles, text, highlights, step badges, blur, and crop. Full featured markup editor running in your browser.
Drag & drop, browse, or paste (Ctrl + V)
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Configure parameters and upload photos on the left to start editing.
How to Use Screenshot Editor
Upload a Screenshot or Image
Drag and drop a screenshot or any image file onto the upload zone, or paste directly from clipboard using Ctrl+V.
Select an Annotation Tool
Choose from 11 annotation tools: Select/Move, Rectangle, Circle, Arrow, Line, Freehand Draw, Highlighter Marker, Text, Blur Region, Mosaic Pixelate, and Numbered Step Badges.
Draw, Position, and Style Annotations
Draw shapes, arrows, or text on the image. Use the Inspector panel to set fill colour, stroke colour, line width, opacity, and whether shapes are filled. Undo and Redo are both available.
Crop and Download
Optionally use the Crop tool to trim the display screen. Click Download to export the annotated screenshot as a final image file.
What is Screenshot Editor?
Screenshot Editor is an online utility designed to help you process screenshot editor tasks directly in your web browser. Operating with speed and accuracy this tool eliminates the need for software installation or account registration allowing you to complete your tasks easily.
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Your privacy remains protected during your session. Data processing occurs in your local browser runtime keeping your information confidential without cloud storage.
Screenshot Editor and Related Tools
Screenshot Editor is tailored specifically for screenshot editor tasks offering streamlined performance focused on user ease.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Eleven tools are included: Select/Move (to reposition existing annotations), Rectangle, Circle, Arrow, Line, Freehand Drawing, Highlighter/Marker, Text Layer, Blur Region, Mosaic/Pixelate Region, and Numbered Step Badges. This makes the tool suitable for technical documentation, tutorials, bug reports, and presentation mark up.
Step Badges are numbered circle markers (e.g., ➊, ➋, ➌) that you place on the image to guide a viewer through a sequence of steps. They are particularly useful for creating instructional screenshots, onboarding guides, and how to tutorials where you want to direct attention in a specific order.
Yes. Select the Select/Move tool (🖱️) and click on any annotation to select it. You can then drag it to a new position. With an annotation selected, the Delete Annotation button also becomes available.
Text layers support Arial, Montserrat, Courier New, and Georgia. You can also control the font size (10 80px). For code annotations, Courier New provides a monospaced style.
Yes. The Blur tool and Pixelate/Mosaic tool let you draw regions on the image that receive blur or pixelation effects. This is ideal for redacting personal information, email addresses, names, or other sensitive content in screenshots before sharing.
Yes. Undo (↩️) and Redo (↪️) buttons are available in the toolbar. This allows you to reverse annotation mistakes without restarting from scratch.
The Crop tool lets you define a selection box on the display screen and click 'Apply Crop Selection' to trim the image to that area. This is useful for removing unwanted margins from a screenshot before sharing.
Yes. Ctrl+V (or ⌘+V on Mac) pastes an image directly from your clipboard into the editor. This workflow allows you to take a screenshot, immediately paste it, and start annotating without saving a file.
The annotated image is exported as a PNG file that includes all annotation layers baked into the image. PNG is used because it preserves sharp edges on text and vector style shapes better than JPEG.
Yes. The entire editor drawing, annotation, blur, crop, and export runs in your browser using display screen API. No screenshot data is transmitted to any server.