Screenshot Annotator
A fast screenshot annotation tool for macOS. Capture screenshots (full or partial) and quickly annotate them with lines, arrows, rectangles, and text.
Features
- Capture partial screen areas (click and drag to select)
- Draw lines, arrows, and rectangles
- Add text annotations
- Multiple colors (red, green, blue, yellow, black)
- Adjustable line width
- Undo functionality
- Save to file or copy to clipboard
Installation
pip install -r requirements-qt.txt
Usage
Run the tool:
python dbbasic-screenshot.py
Or make it executable:
chmod +x dbbasic-screenshot.py
./dbbasic-screenshot.py
Workflow
- When launched, choose to capture a new screenshot or open an existing image
- For new screenshots: Click and drag to select the area you want to capture
- Use the toolbar to select tools and colors
- Draw annotations on your screenshot
- Save or copy to clipboard
Tools
- Line: Draw straight lines
- Arrow: Draw arrows to point at things
- Rectangle: Draw boxes around areas
- Text: Click to add text labels
Tips
- The partial screen capture is fast and easy - click and drag to select only the area you need
- Use different colors to highlight different types of information
- Adjust line width for thicker or thinner annotations
- Text annotations use a clear, bold font
Requirements
- macOS (uses native screencapture command)
- Python 3.7+
- PyQt5
- Pillow
Metadata
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