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ANNOTATE
Mark up an image with text, arrows, labeled arrows, and shapes. Pick a color, add a shadow to make it pop, then export. Nothing leaves your browser.
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Nothing uploaded — the image is read straight into your browser tab.
How to annotate an image
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Upload the image you want to mark up.
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Pick a tool — text, arrow, labeled arrow, or shape — and draw it on the image.
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Select any annotation to adjust its color, stroke, fill, or font size.
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Download the annotated image.
Questions
- Are my images uploaded anywhere?
- No. The image and every annotation are drawn locally in your browser tab — nothing is sent to a server.
- What's a labeled arrow?
- Draw it like a regular arrow and a text box opens right at the starting point, so you can immediately label what you're pointing at.
- Can I change the color and style after drawing something?
- Yes. Select it with the select tool, then change color, shadow, stroke width, fill, or font size — the change applies live.
- Why would I turn on shadows?
- A drop shadow gives text and shapes contrast against busy or similarly-colored backgrounds, so annotations stay readable.