Margin - Website Annotation, Screenshots & Bug Reports

Annotate any website and mark up screenshots for UI review, design QA and client feedback. Send bug reports to Jira, Figma or Docs.

Annotate anything on a web page that looks wrong, and Margin turns it into a clear, numbered bug report. Margin is a website annotation tool for Chrome, built for UI review and design QA. Mark up screenshots with numbered notes, then send your website feedback to Jira, Figma, Google Docs, Word or PDF. Key features: - Annotate any web page with numbered markers, boxes and arrows - Screenshot an area, a single element or the whole visible screen - Create Jira issues with the screenshots attached - Post comments on the matching Figma frame - Export to Google Docs, Word, PDF, HTML or Markdown - Capture mobile, tablet and desktop widths in one pass - Track each issue as open, fixed or won't fix - Compare before and after screenshots when fixes land Annotate any website: Select the part of a page that needs attention and Margin takes the screenshot. Write what should change, set a severity, and place numbered markers, boxes and arrows on the details. Each comment also records the browser, system and zoom, so every bug report is easy to reproduce. Send feedback where the work happens: Margin creates Jira issues with the screenshots attached and posts comments on the matching Figma frame. For clients and stakeholders, it prepares a clean review document for Google Docs, Word, PDF or HTML, with Markdown for GitHub and Slack. Design QA and website QA in one place: Capture a page at mobile, tablet and desktop widths in one pass for responsive testing. Track each issue as open, fixed or won't fix, then recheck the page and compare before and after screenshots when the changes land. Made for UI review and client feedback: Designers, developers, QA testers, product managers and agencies use Margin for design review, bug reporting, UAT and client feedback rounds on websites and web apps. Free and private: Margin is free to use. There is no account and no tracking, and screenshots and comments stay in your browser until you choose to send them.