Annotate
Annotate screenshots on your Mac in seconds.
Capture, then mark it up: arrows, boxes, numbered steps, highlights, text, blur and a spotlight. Every mark stays editable until you save.
Open the editor
After any capture, double-click its Quick Access thumbnail, click the pencil, or press ⌘E. You can also open any image from the menu bar with Open Image in Editor…
14 annotation tools
- Arrows in four styles, and text in four styles.
- Boxes, lines and highlights to draw the eye.
- Numbered steps for tutorials and bug reports.
- Blur and pixelate to hide emails, names and card numbers.
- A spotlight that dims everything except what matters.
Crop, rotate, flip and resize, or drop in another image to combine them. Undo goes all the way back.
Backgrounds that make it presentable
Put any capture on one of twenty gradients and solids, add padding, round the corners and add a soft shadow. Pick 16:9 or square for slides and social posts, or let Auto Balance space it for you.
Share it
Copy the result, save it as PNG or JPEG, or drag it straight from the editor into another app.