Annotate: Photo & Video Markup

Most markup tools hand you a box of pens. Annotate hands you a layout artist. Tap a person, type a name, and the anchor, leader line and text card are typeset on the spot — where the card sits so it misses the face, how the line routes, what size the type is. Drag the card anywhere and the line follows, still pointing at them. TWELVE PRIMITIVES Callout, box, circle, arrow, number, text, spotlight, redact, loupe, line, angle, freehand. Numbers keep their own order: delete one in the middle and the rest renumber themselves. EXPLAINING A PROBLEM IS ALSO STORYTELLING An anchor can hold a person — or this angle, this edge. Drop an angle in one tap, refine it with three handles, and mark it the way a textbook does: congruence ticks, parallel chevrons, equal-angle arcs, the right-angle square. The degree label is prefilled from the shape, but once you edit it by hand it stays pinned. Write 60° on a roughly drawn angle and it stays 60°. This is annotation, not measurement — the point is being understood, not being right to the decimal. NAME CARDS FOLLOW THE SUBJECT In video, set when each callout enters and leaves, keyframe the anchor as the subject moves, and let the entrance animations match the current style kit. What you preview is what you export. RESTYLE EVERYTHING AT ONCE Cinematic, magazine, variety show, blueprint, minimal. One tap swaps the type, palette and line weight of every callout, so the result looks like it came from a design team. Accent a single card from the kit palette without breaking the rest. NO UPLOAD, NO SIGN-UP No account, no server, no tracking. Recognition, tracking and rendering all happen on this device; exports leave only through the system share sheet, to a destination you pick. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://annotate-app.pages.dev/privacy