Flameshot is an open source screenshot software for Linux, offering annotation and markup tools for adding text, shapes, colors, and more to screenshots. Easily upload images to Imgur or copy to clipboard.
Flameshot is an open source screenshot software for Linux operating systems. It lets you take customizable screenshots and has powerful markup and annotation features.
Once launched, Flameshot sits in your system tray or menu bar. You can set a hotkey to trigger taking screenshots. When you take one, an editing menu pops up where you can draw, add text, highlight areas, blur sensitive parts, add arrows and shapes and more on the screenshot image.
It has built-in colors, customizable brushes, ability to undo/redo strokes and other drawing tools. You can also add image elements like stickers from an online library.
Finished screenshots can easily be copied to clipboard, saved locally, uploaded to Imgur or opened in an image editor with a single click. The software UI is intuitive with clearly marked icons for all tools and options.
Flameshot is lightweight, customizable and has no dependencies or ads. It works well for quick edits or advanced annotation of screenshots on Linux desktop environments like GNOME, KDE, Xfce etc.
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