Annotate an image

Point at the thing: arrows, text labels, freehand pen and highlighter for screenshots and docs, drawn at full source resolution so nothing goes fuzzy.

Pairs naturally with Pixelate or Redact when the screenshot also contains something private.

Point at the thing

Arrows, text labels, freehand pen and highlighter for screenshots and documents, drawn at full source resolution so nothing goes fuzzy. It pairs naturally with Pixelate or Redact when the screenshot also contains something private.

Made for screenshots

The fastest way to explain something visual is to point at it. Arrows and highlights turn a raw screenshot into a clear instruction — “click here”, “this number is wrong” — for bug reports, tutorials and feedback. Everything draws at full resolution, so the annotated image stays crisp wherever it is viewed.

How it works

1. Drop an image and open Markup.
2. Add arrows, text or pen strokes.
3. Apply and download.

Like every pixelpix tool, this runs 100% in your browser: your file is never uploaded to a server, never leaves your device, and works even offline once the page has loaded.

Frequently asked questions

What can I draw?

Text, arrows, freehand pen strokes and a highlighter, all positioned freely and baked at full resolution.

Can I annotate and then hide sensitive parts?

Yes — annotate, then use Redact or Pixelate on the same image to cover anything private before sharing.

Is the markup baked into the image?

Yes, on apply the annotations are rendered into the image at full resolution, so they travel with the file.

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