What is AnnotaMark?
AnnotaMark is a Chrome extension and web dashboard for annotating, highlighting, and drawing on live web pages. It also includes whiteboards, sharing, cloud sync, and organized review workflows.
FAQ
AnnotaMark FAQ: web annotation, highlighting, whiteboards, and sync
AnnotaMark is a Chrome extension for annotating web pages and a web dashboard for organizing that work. These answers cover the core product, browser support, free and premium plans, cloud sync, whiteboards, sharing, and indexing decisions.
Answers
Frequently asked questions
Is AnnotaMark free to use?
Yes. AnnotaMark has a free plan for core annotation and highlighting tools. Premium adds 2 GB cloud sync, whiteboards, advanced annotation tools, import, and export.
Which browsers does AnnotaMark support?
AnnotaMark is built for Chrome and Chromium-based browsers such as Microsoft Edge and Brave.
Can I draw on any web page?
AnnotaMark is designed to let you draw, highlight, add shapes, and place sticky notes directly on live web pages from the browser extension.
How does cloud sync work?
Premium users can sync annotation sessions and whiteboards to the AnnotaMark dashboard. Synced work can be reviewed, organized, shared, and reopened later.
Can I use AnnotaMark for design feedback?
Yes. Designers can mark up live websites with arrows, shapes, highlights, sticky notes, and freehand drawing, then share clearer visual feedback with developers or clients.
Can QA teams use AnnotaMark for bug reporting?
Yes. QA teams can point to exact UI problems on a live page, add visual callouts, and share annotation context with developers.
Are shared annotations indexed by search engines?
No. User-generated shared annotation pages are intentionally marked noindex because they may contain private, thin, or project-specific content.