You’ll see a new panel displayed with options for the export process. Simply go to the File menu and select “ Export PNG Image…“.

Or you can go right to exporting the edit. You might consider saving your edited screenshot in Inkscape. You can then manipulate the arrows and other graphics to annotate the screenshot just the way you need it. Simply press the End key to move it below the other graphics. You should see that new screenshot added in Inkscape, likely covering the arrows and other graphics though. You’ll likely want to decorate your own screenshots, so select the background image and press Delete.Īssuming you’ve already got a screenshot you’d like to work with, simply open your file manager then click and drag the file into Inkscape (or go to File -> Import, then select the file). Open the arrows-and-annotations.svg file you saved above and you should see some nice arrows and other graphics. To download the SVG file, simply go to the above url and left-click on the “ Raw” button, then select “ Save link as …” You’ll then just need the SVG file and a free font available at Google Font directory.

You’ll first want to ensure you’ve installed Inkscape, it’s available for Mac, Linux and Windows, as follows.

Inkscape drawing an arrow