Highlights
- Adds annotations to screenshot images.
- Helps mark interface details for explanation.
- Supports preparing screenshots for documentation or reports.
- Runs on Linux as a focused screenshot-markup tool.
About this application
Gradia is a Linux application for adding annotations to screenshots. It is meant for cases where an image needs explanatory marks before it is shared, filed, or included in documentation. Typical uses include pointing out an interface element, adding visual emphasis, or preparing a screenshot so that another person can understand the relevant part more quickly.
The application is published by Alexander Vanhee under the GPL-3.0-or-later license. Its stated purpose is screenshot annotation, so it should be understood as a focused image-markup tool rather than a general image editor. The platform information provided identifies Linux as its supported environment.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub be.alexandervanhee.gradia
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