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Annotate images directly inside ChatGPT and Claude and send them back into the same conversation. Show AI exactly what you mean. Scrubble lets you mark the exact part of an image you want to discuss, add a short note, and send the annotated image and matching instructions straight back into the same ChatGPT or Claude conversation. What you can do with Scrubble: • Mark exact areas of an image • Add numbered notes and instructions • Work with multiple images in the same message • Return the annotated image directly to the AI composer • Use 10 completed Scrubbles free each month No account is required to get started. Scrubble is a visual annotation tool for AI conversations. When an image appears in ChatGPT or Claude, Scrubble lets you open it, mark the exact area you mean, add short notes, and send the annotated image and instructions back into the same conversation. It is designed to make visual communication with AI faster and clearer — especially when pointing out UI changes, design feedback, image edits, bugs, layout issues, or specific parts of a screenshot. How it works: Open an image in ChatGPT or Claude. Open Scrubble. Mark the exact area you want to discuss. Add optional notes. Click Done. Scrubble returns the annotated image and matching instructions to the conversation. Scrubble keeps the workflow simple: point at what you mean instead of trying to describe it in paragraphs. Current supported platforms: • ChatGPT • Claude More AI platforms may be added over time. Scrubble — visual annotation for AI.
Sep 4, 2026
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