Ink that scrolls with content
Strokes are stored in the page's coordinate space, so an arrow next to a paragraph stays there through scrolling, infinite scroll, and SPA navigation — even inside inner scroll areas like chat threads.
Sketch, highlight, and annotate directly on top of whatever you're viewing. Every stroke is pinned to the page's own content — so it scrolls with the paragraph, not off the screen.
Works on Chrome. Toggle anytime with Ctrl+Shift+D (⌘+Shift+D on Mac).
Everything here is built into the extension — no sign-up, no add-ons.
Strokes are stored in the page's coordinate space, so an arrow next to a paragraph stays there through scrolling, infinite scroll, and SPA navigation — even inside inner scroll areas like chat threads.
Freehand pen, marker-style highlighter, line, arrow, rectangle, ellipse (outline or filled). Hold Shift to snap to a square, circle, or 45° line.
Click to place text, type inline, and it wraps to the window. Five font families, your own line breaks, and double-click to re-edit anything you've written.
Drop markers that auto-increment (1, 2, 3…) — perfect for step-by-step callouts, tutorials, and design feedback.
Nothing is locked once it's down. Marquee or click to select, drag to move, use handles to resize, and a stroke-level eraser removes whole marks cleanly.
Detects how you point and tunes gestures and touch-target sizes to match — two-finger scroll, pinch-zoom pass-through, and palm rejection while a stylus draws.
A draggable, collapsible floating bar. Set its size, corner shape, colour, and position, choose which tools appear and in what order, and switch light / dark / auto themes.
Save your annotated page as an image — the visible area, or a full-page render that captures every stroke across the whole document, even what's off-screen.
No account, no servers, no tracking, no network requests. Settings sync through your own Chrome account; drawings stay on your device.
Add Draw on Web to Chrome and pin it from the puzzle-piece menu for one-click access.
Open any page, click the icon or press Ctrl/⌘+Shift+D. A slim floating toolbar appears.
Choose pen, highlighter, a shape, text, or a step stamp, then draw right on the page.
Your marks stay anchored as you scroll. Switch to Cursor mode to use the site, or export a PNG.
Every tool has a single-key hotkey while Draw on Web is active. Full list on the Support page.
Free, private, and ready in a click. Add Draw on Web to Chrome and make any page your canvas.
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