Screenshot annotation,
simple and elegant

Name: Screenshot Editor
Author: Alexis Laporte

No signup. No clutter. Just paste your screenshot and annotate. Arrows, shapes, blur, badges — then a backdrop, padding, rounded corners and a shadow to make it presentable.

Open the editor

Free forever. Runs in your browser.

Ctrl+V → Annotate → Export

Everything you need

Paste & go

Hit Ctrl+V anywhere. Your screenshot appears instantly. No upload dialog, no waiting.

Arrows & shapes

Point at what matters. Rectangles, circles, freehand drawing. Pick your color and size.

Blur sensitive data

Hide emails, names or any private information behind a pixelated blur. One drag, done.

Numbered badges

Mark steps in sequence. Auto-incrementing numbers or custom symbols. Perfect for tutorials.

Text labels

Add quick notes. Optional background color keeps them readable on any image.

Multi-slide

Build a series of annotated screenshots and export them all at once.

Beautify

Drop the capture on a gradient or solid backdrop: padding, rounded corners, drop shadow. Export free-form, 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, or straight to Open Graph, LinkedIn and X sizes.

Why another screenshot tool?

Most screenshot editors are either too heavy (install an app, create an account, wait for the upload) or too basic (the built-in OS tool, three colors and no blur).

I wanted something in between: instant, in the browser, with the right tools. Paste a screenshot, add arrows and blur, drop it on a gradient with rounded corners and a shadow, export at the right size. Ten seconds.

No account. No tracking. Your images never leave your browser.

Compared to the alternatives

Feature	tuls.me	ShareX	Snagit	Annotation.com
Runs in the browser	Yes	No	No	Yes
No account needed	Yes	Yes	No	Yes
Free	Yes	Yes	$63/yr	Yes
Blur / pixelate	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Numbered badges	Yes	Yes	Yes	Icons only
Multi-slide export	Yes	No	No	No
Beautify & social ratios	Yes	No	Yes	No
Modern interface	Yes	Complex	Yes	Dated