Screenshot Editor for Technical Writers
Free, Simple & no login required Screenshot Annotation tool
What it does
A free and simple online screenshot editor. Easily add arrows, shapes, text, and annotations to your images and screenshots directly in your browser. Perfect for technical writers, designers, and anyone needing a simple annotation tool.
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I'm Gab, a 29-year-old self-taught French developer. I created SocialScreenshots to help me quickly create visuals for my social media and as there's a lot of similar tools, I wanted to release it for free ! Features Available: - Automatically crop your screenshots - Enhance your screenshots with our easy-to-use editor - Capture screenshot directly from website Unlike similar tools, with SocialScreenshots: 1. You can use it for free forever without any watermark! 2. You don’t need to install anything. 3. You don’t even need to create an account. 4. All of the processing happens locally in…
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