Too many small tools for one browser task.
A quick visual note can turn into a long workflow: save the image, open an editor, mark it up, export it and then return to the browser.
Image Annotation Chrome Extension
Annotate images directly from your browser.
RightClickMagic Focus lets you mark up webpage images, screenshots, selected areas and uploaded images without moving the task into a separate editor.
Keep the task beside the page.
RightClickMagic keeps common annotation tools in the Chrome workflow so you can capture the right source, add the visual note and export the result from one place.
What you can do
Image Annotation Chrome Extension features
Built into the same RightClickMagic workflow used for everyday browser tasks.
Annotate a webpage image
Right-click an image and move it directly into the annotation workflow.
Annotate the visible screen
Capture the browser view when the context matters more than one image.
Select an area to annotate
Draw around the exact portion of the page that needs feedback.
Markup tools
Use arrows, shapes, text, highlights and pen tools to explain what matters.
Blur and redact
Hide or obscure parts of an image before sharing the result.
Crop and export
Crop the result, undo or redo edits and export as PNG/JPG or copy the finished image.
How it works
From webpage to finished task in four steps.
- 1
Choose a right-clicked image, visible screen, selected area or uploaded image.
- 2
Open the annotation tool.
- 3
Add arrows, shapes, text, highlights, blur, redaction or crops.
- 4
Export or copy the finished image.
Why one extension
Less tab switching. More continuity.
Instead of opening separate websites for OCR, colour picking, translation, image markup, page extraction and reusable clipboard content, RightClickMagic brings these related workflows into one Chrome extension.
Frequently asked questions
Image Annotation Chrome Extension FAQ
Can I annotate an image directly from a webpage?
Yes. Right-click image annotation is available as part of the RightClickMagic workflow.
Can I annotate only part of the screen?
Yes. You can select a page area before opening it in the annotation tool.
Does RightClickMagic support blur and redaction?
Yes. The annotation tools include blur and redaction along with arrows, shapes, text, highlights and crop.
What formats can I export?
The current annotation workflow supports PNG and JPG export as well as copying the result.