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Draw, highlight, and annotate on top of any webpage. Great for meetings, screen shares, and walkthroughs. Page Marker adds a simple drawing overlay on top of any webpage, so you can point things out, highlight, or explain something visually — without switching to a separate screenshot tool. Great for: - Walking someone through a dashboard or document on a call - Marking up a page before sharing feedback - Highlighting something during a screen share Features: ✏️ Pen, highlighter, and eraser 📐 Line, arrow, rectangle, and circle shapes ⬛ Redact tool — black out sensitive info before sharing a screenshot 🔤 Text tool 🎨 Custom colors and adjustable stroke size ↩️ Undo / redo 📥 Download the whole page as an annotated image — not just what's on screen, the full scrollable page 📋 Copy the annotated image straight to your clipboard — paste directly into Slack, email, or a doc 🖱️ Toggle on/off per tab — the page underneath stays fully usable when the tool is off 🧲 Drawings stay attached to the content as you scroll, instead of floating in place 🗕 Minimize the toolbar into a small floating button when you just want it out of the way ⎋ Double-click the canvas or press Escape to jump straight back to Select from any tool Page Marker draws locally in your browser. Nothing is collected, tracked, or sent anywhere.
Sep 7, 2026
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