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Free screenshot and screen recording tools, right in your browser

Free, private screenshot and screen recording tools that run in your browser: backgrounds, arrows, blur, redaction, padding, borders, annotation and a screen recorder. No sign-up, no watermark.

Screenshot beautifierPut any screenshot on a gradient backdrop with padding, corners and a shadow.Add background to screenshotSet a screenshot on a gradient, mesh or solid-colour background.Add arrow to imageDraw clean, tapered arrows on any image and download it.Blur part of imageBlur emails, names or numbers in a screenshot before you share it.Pixelate imagePixelate faces, card numbers or addresses in a picture.Redact imageBlack out emails, numbers or names with solid boxes that can't be undone.Rounded corners imageRound the corners of an image and keep them transparent.Add border to imageAdd a white, black or custom-colour border, even to square without cropping.Add padding to imageAdd transparent or coloured padding, or pad to a ratio without cropping.Image annotationMark up screenshots with arrows, boxes, text and numbered steps.Screen recorderRecord your screen, a window or a tab, with your microphone, in the browser.

One editor, many starting points

Every image tool here is the same editor opened on a different job, so an image you start in add an arrow can also get a backdrop, a blur and a border before you download it. The editor never uploads your image: it opens, edits and exports inside this browser tab, at your image's original resolution.

Which one do I need?

Making a screenshot look good for a post or a slide: the screenshot beautifier.
Pointing something out: arrows, or the full annotation tool for boxes, text and numbered steps.
Hiding something before you share: blur or pixelate, or redact passwords and numbers with a solid box.
Framing a picture: rounded corners, a border, transparent padding, or a background.
Showing something in motion: the screen recorder records a screen, a window or a tab, with your microphone.

On a Mac, Shottie puts this editor behind a keyboard shortcut and adds screen recording with automatic zooms.