Draw on Page for Chrome

When you browse the web and you stumble across an interested webpage, you might want to share your findings with your friends or your colleagues, while also quickly highlighting the most appealing paragraphs.

Draw on Page for Chrome is an extension that allows you to not only highlight text, but also add shapes and freehand drawings to any website you want, then save the result as PNG.

In an attempt to keep things as simple as possible, by default, you can start drawing onto the webpage you want as soon as you press the extension's button.

However, you can right-click this icon and switch to a different mode, tab, page, or popup; it is worth mentioning that any of these modes offers you the possibility to create a drawing from scratch, on a blank canvas, with only your imagination as the limit. This also means that you can work on many drawings in separate windows, then save them all with a single mouse click.

When you activate Draw on Page, you gain access to a feature-packed drawing board where you can choose the brush type (pencil circle or spray), color and size.

In terms of shapes, you can add circles, hexagons, octagons, rectangles, triangles, or lines, while also having the possibility to re-position them at a later time, if you are not satisfied with the outcome.

The only setback of Draw on Page is that you can only export the result to PNG or you can print it.

This Chrome extension actually packs two separate ones: you can either overlay annotations and shapes to the webpage you are currently visiting, or you can create a new drawing from scratch without needing to leave the browser and open a different app.