If you use a Linux desktop (I am on Fedora), Gradia[1][2] is definitely worth a look as well. It has a similar workflow for taking screenshots and then immedia

If you use a Linux desktop (I am on Fedora), Gradia[1][2] is definitely worth a look as well. It has a similar workflow for taking screenshots and then immediately annotating or editing them, without having to open a separate image editor. And: it provides also an local OCR feature (which is why I comment this here), you can extract text from a screenshot with on-screen OCR using Tesseract with the small button beside the "Crop Image" one. Combined with the syntax-highlighting feature for screenshots of code snippets, the OCR is surprisingly useful in combination if you e.g. quickly discuss some code in a chat when copy is blocked for whatever reason (e.g. somone sent you a screenshot in the first place). [1] https://gradia.alexandervanhee.be/ https://gradia.alexandervanhee.be/ [2] https://flathub.org/en/apps/be.alexandervanhee.gradia https://flathub.org/en/apps/be.alexandervanhee.gradia Edit: fixed wrong link index numbers