🖍️ Annotation Tools Used

Visuals are key to simplifying user journeys and enhancing comprehension. I regularly use a variety of annotation tools to create clean, consistent, and informative screenshots and visuals for user guides, API docs, and help centers.

🖼️ Screenpresso

A powerful screen capture and annotation tool ideal for technical documentation. I use it to capture specific UI components and quickly annotate them with arrows, text, highlights, and numbered steps.

High-resolution image support
Quick editor with annotation presets
Video and scrolling capture support

🧷 Annotely

A modern, lightweight screenshot and annotation tool. Ideal for fast turnaround, especially for product teams working in rapid cycles.

Clean interface with intuitive markup tools
Drag-and-drop sharing
Great for agile documentation workflows

🍎 MacBook Markup Tool (Preview / Screenshot App)

For macOS users, the built-in Preview and Screenshot tools provide fast and native annotation options.

Built-in shapes, arrows, text, and signature
Instant markups for screenshots
No third-party installation needed

📸 Snagit

An industry-standard tool for technical writers. I use it to create polished visuals with consistent branding and advanced annotations.

Multiple callout styles and templates
Blur, magnify, step markers, and image effects
Easily export as images, GIFs, or videos

✏️ Lightshot

Simple and quick, Lightshot is ideal for capturing regions of the screen and instantly marking them up.

Lightweight, easy to use