Draw on JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, AVIF, GIF, BMP, SVG, ICO or TIFF images with pens, markers, highlighters, arrows and shapes. Use Batch for the same marks on many screenshots, or Interactive Editor to annotate each photo.
Work on one photo or a batch. Edit in editor opens one original photo separately.
Switching to the editor opens originals on separate pages. Each page is edited individually, with no Apply to all pages. Batch settings and results stay separate from editor edits. Switching back restores each mode's session until reload.
Export one editor page or all pages as a ZIP. Save project keeps editable layers and embedded original image bytes, including original metadata. Exported images are rebuilt from pixels and do not retain that metadata.
Yes. In Batch, add up to 20 images and draw once on the preview. Every image gets the same strokes and shapes in the same relative place, which suits a series of screenshots, forms or scans that share a layout.
Choose Highlighter and drag across the text or button, or draw a Rectangle or Ellipse around it. The highlighter is see-through, so the content under it stays readable. Use Arrow to point at it from the side.
Pen draws a solid, thin line. Marker is thicker and slightly see-through. Highlighter is wide and translucent with square ends, like a highlighter pen on paper. Width can be changed for each, as a share of the picture's shorter side.
In Batch, Undo removes the last mark and Clear removes them all. In Interactive Editor every stroke, arrow and shape stays an editable object you can select, move, resize, recolour or delete, and you can add text, numbered markers and signatures.
Draw on Image adds visible marks to point things out. To hide faces, names or numbers, use Blur Image, which blurs, pixelates or covers the areas you mark.
No. Drawing, previewing and saving happen in your browser. Keep the tab open until you download your images; reloading clears the batch. Website hosting and performance measurement are described in our Privacy notice.
Guides, common conversions and useful next steps.
Combine layers, text and adjustments in one workspace, or start a blank canvas.
Use the action beside a finished result to send it directly, or open another tool: