Use the annotation tool when you need to mark up images for bug reports, design reviews, tutorials, or presentations. Draw arrows, add text labels, highlight areas, and draw rectangles — all without leaving your browser.
How to Annotate an Image
1Upload the image you want to annotate
2Select a tool (arrow, text, highlighter, or rectangle) and draw on the image
3Download the annotated image
Image Annotation Tips & Use Cases
Development & QA — Bug Reports
Mark up a screenshot with a red arrow and text label pointing to the bug location. Annotated images attached to Jira, GitHub Issues, or Slack dramatically reduce the back-and-forth needed to reproduce an issue.
Design Collaboration — Review Feedback
Draw arrows and add comments on specific design elements to give precise feedback — no more vague references like 'the button on the left.' Color-code by feedback type: green for approved, red for changes needed, blue for questions.
Tutorials & Documentation — Step-by-Step Guides
Add numbered arrows to software screenshots to guide readers to the exact click targets. Use the highlighter to emphasize important UI elements and improve readability in how-to guides.
