PageScan › Screenshot editor

A free screenshot editor, right after the capture

Capture a page, and the editor opens on its own. Point at things, number the steps, hide private data and crop. Then save it. No trial and no watermark.

Coming soon to Chrome and Edge
Screenshot editor with an arrow, a box, numbered steps and a highlight

Every tool you need to annotate a screenshot

Arrow and line

Point at the button or the bug. Pick from five colors.

Rectangle and oval

Frame the part that matters, without covering it.

Text

Add a short note right on the image.

Highlighter

Mark a line of text, like a pen on paper.

Numbered steps

Click to drop 1, 2, 3 on the image. Great for how-to guides and bug reports.

Blur and pixelate

Hide emails, names and numbers. How it works.

Crop

Cut the capture down to the part you need.

Emoji

A quick ✅ or ❌ says more than a sentence.

Undo, redo, zoom

Fix mistakes and zoom in on long pages.

Why an editor in the browser

Online screenshot editors ask you to upload the image first. That is a problem when the screenshot shows a client's data, an internal dashboard or your bank. PageScan edits the image inside your browser. The file never goes to a server, ours or anyone else's.

It also saves time: no download, no upload, no second app. You capture, mark up and send in one place.

Save the result

Download as PNG, JPEG, WebP or a multi-page PDF, or copy to the clipboard and paste into Slack, Jira, email or a doc. Which format to choose.

Capture the whole page. Edit it. Free.

No account, no watermark. Nothing leaves your browser.

Coming soon to Chrome and Edge