Annotation

Mark it up without leaving the capture.

Draw right on the capture overlay the moment you select a region, or open the full image editor with ⌘E. Every annotation stays an object, so you can move, restyle, or delete it tomorrow.

Download for MacFree · Open source · macOS 14+
Annotation

Six tools, one key each

Rectangle R, ellipse O, arrow A, pen P, mosaic M, text T, and V to select. Sizes on 1 / 2 / 3, or [ and ] to step.

Editable after capture

Annotations are saved with the screenshot. Double-click it in your library and keep editing; changes are written back when you close it.

Real text styling

Pick a font family, a size in image pixels, and bold. Styles survive saving, reopening, and exporting.

Mosaic for anything private

Pixelate a region by hand, or let the on-device masking find phone numbers, emails, ID numbers, and keys for you.

How to annotate a screenshot on Mac

  1. 1Press ⌃⌘A and select a region.
  2. 2Pick a tool from the toolbar or press its key (R, O, A, P, M, T).
  3. 3Draw. Press ⌘Z to undo, Delete to remove the selected annotation.
  4. 4Press ⌘C to copy or ⌘S to save, at the original resolution.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I edit annotations after I’ve copied the screenshot?

Yes, if auto-save is on. The screenshot and its annotations land in your library; double-click to reopen them in the editor.

Can I zoom in to annotate small details?

Yes. Pinch on the trackpad, use the canvas controls, or ⌘+ / ⌘− and ⌘0 to fit.

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Try Snapok free on your Mac.

Free and open source. macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon and Intel.