Help the screenshot explain itself
A screenshot should make its main point easy to find. A restrained background can separate the image from its surroundings, while one well-placed arrow can direct attention to the change you want someone to notice.
- Add a solid or gradient background and adjust spacing.
- Choose a browser or macOS-style frame.
- Use arrows, labels, highlights and blur regions.
Prepare it for the place it will appear
A documentation image needs readable interface text; a launch graphic needs a clear focal point. Keep annotations purposeful, then check the exported image at the size your audience will actually see.
Edit inside your browser
Snazz is free and does not require signup. The editor processes the image in your browser tab without uploading it to a server and exports PNG files. Visit the product site to open the editor.
Questions before you start
Do I need an account to use Snazz?
No. The editor can be used without signup.
Are screenshots uploaded for editing?
No. Snazz processes screenshots locally in the browser tab.
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