iMark · Image Annotation Tool

Name: iMark · Image Annotation Tool
Rating: 4.6 (372 reviews)
Author: iDaily Corp.

All-in-One Image Markup Tool

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

372 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Productivity
Developer

iDaily Corp.
Language

EN
+ 2 More
Size

97.6
MB

iMark is a simple & powerful image annotation tool. iMark supports various tools & styles. You could import photo from photo library, camera & map. · All Tools You Need: Arrow, Rect, Circle, Text, Magnifier, Mosaic, Pen, Spotlight · Create annotations from photo library, map or empty canvas · Easy Export: Export with custom image size. Share with your friends. · Customize: History sessions, custom color schemes, redo & undo action. · Advanced Feature: Crop & Layer Management · Supports iOS Photo Extension · Supports Home Screen 3D Touch Quick Action · Supports iPad Multitasking

Ratings & Reviews

4.6

out of 5

372 Ratings

Where has this app been all my life?!
10/01/2018

Edge 554
Okay, that headline is a little over the top, but for years, I’ve been searching in vein for a serious, functional image-markup app. I stumbled upon this one by accident. Now I finally have something that does what I need. I primarily use it for annotating screenshots so I can communicate UX/UI issues to iOS software developers. Not only is it easy to add arrows, callouts, etc., but I’m provided with the ability to manage these elements as *layers*, so I can move them in front or behind of each other as I mark things up. I’ve never seen an iOS that does this, but it is important when doing things on a relatively tiny screen. I also love the “frames” that let me surround my screenshots with an image of an iPhone or other mobile device. To someone viewing my output, this immediately communicates that my content came from such a device. The app has other uses too, such as for creating quick collages, e.g., a of a group of photographs arranged in a grid. I do have a few quibbles, but most are probably because the app was developed in China mostly for users in that market. I, on the other hand, am a sheltered American Anglophone. :-)
Where has this app been all my life?!
10/01/2018

Edge 554

Okay, that headline is a little over the top, but for years, I’ve been searching in vein for a serious, functional image-markup app. I stumbled upon this one by accident. Now I finally have something that does what I need. I primarily use it for annotating screenshots so I can communicate UX/UI issues to iOS software developers. Not only is it easy to add arrows, callouts, etc., but I’m provided with the ability to manage these elements as *layers*, so I can move them in front or behind of each other as I mark things up. I’ve never seen an iOS that does this, but it is important when doing things on a relatively tiny screen. I also love the “frames” that let me surround my screenshots with an image of an iPhone or other mobile device. To someone viewing my output, this immediately communicates that my content came from such a device. The app has other uses too, such as for creating quick collages, e.g., a of a group of photographs arranged in a grid. I do have a few quibbles, but most are probably because the app was developed in China mostly for users in that market. I, on the other hand, am a sheltered American Anglophone. :-)
great for quick annotations, + no subscription! 🤗
01/09/2019

Dermerat23
Two things I love about this app:1. It’s fast and full of features, so I can quickly open a photo, add some arrows and labels, and export at a different size or format in minutes.2. There’s no stupid subscription to deal with. I discovered that if you tap the little Totoro-looking character at the bottom of the interface (with the three dots over its head), you can access a special screen where you can show support by paying a “donation”. I’m not a shill and don’t know the developers, I just genuinely love this app. And I only bring it up because it’s not in the regular settings section, so it’s easy to miss. I personally prefer this sort of approach over forced subscriptions because those who can afford a token payment can participate, while everyone who can’t afford it can still take advantage of an excellent app. Hopefully everyone wins.Anyway, great app! 🙏
great for quick annotations, + no subscription! 🤗
01/09/2019

Dermerat23

Two things I love about this app:1. It’s fast and full of features, so I can quickly open a photo, add some arrows and labels, and export at a different size or format in minutes.2. There’s no stupid subscription to deal with. I discovered that if you tap the little Totoro-looking character at the bottom of the interface (with the three dots over its head), you can access a special screen where you can show support by paying a “donation”. I’m not a shill and don’t know the developers, I just genuinely love this app. And I only bring it up because it’s not in the regular settings section, so it’s easy to miss. I personally prefer this sort of approach over forced subscriptions because those who can afford a token payment can participate, while everyone who can’t afford it can still take advantage of an excellent app. Hopefully everyone wins.Anyway, great app! 🙏
Best markup app ever!
04/05/2020

AmyB8484
I wish I’d known about this app long ago! I used Skitch for years, but Skitch had limited features. This app does so many more cool things! All different kinds of arrows, text, shapes, magnifiers, with all kinds of customizable options. You can even save your image in a realistic-looking mock-up of a phone or tablet screen if you want. And it’s free! Please donate to the developer if you can, they deserve it.
Best markup app ever!
04/05/2020

AmyB8484

I wish I’d known about this app long ago! I used Skitch for years, but Skitch had limited features. This app does so many more cool things! All different kinds of arrows, text, shapes, magnifiers, with all kinds of customizable options. You can even save your image in a realistic-looking mock-up of a phone or tablet screen if you want. And it’s free! Please donate to the developer if you can, they deserve it.
Many things to like
03/02/2021

sandimacd
I wish they had tutorials or videos. There is a lot I don't understand. There are many things to like but also some things are difficult. I could not form the life of me find the delete and undo buttons. My grandson showed them to me!! They are white and the same color of the app background, with off white lines so very visible. There needs to be a high contrast option or something for users who rely on accessibilty. The circles I made have very thick lines. I would like them thinner. I am sure there is way to do that. Still trying to find the help menu. I found the heart and that let me rate it.
Many things to like
03/02/2021

sandimacd

I wish they had tutorials or videos. There is a lot I don't understand. There are many things to like but also some things are difficult. I could not form the life of me find the delete and undo buttons. My grandson showed them to me!! They are white and the same color of the app background, with off white lines so very visible. There needs to be a high contrast option or something for users who rely on accessibilty. The circles I made have very thick lines. I would like them thinner. I am sure there is way to do that. Still trying to find the help menu. I found the heart and that let me rate it.

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