Add annotations to steps
Annotate mode lets you draw on a step's screenshot — add arrows, shapes, and text to highlight exactly what matters.
Open annotate mode
Open a haiku and select the Options (⋯) menu next to the step you want to edit. Select Annotate.
The annotate toolbar appears at the bottom of the screen.
Arrows and shapes
Select any shape from the toolbar to draw it on the screenshot. Click and drag to place it.
Arrows
- Arrow
- Curved arrow
Shapes
- Rectangle
- Ellipse
- Triangle
- Diamond
- Star
Use arrows to point to specific UI elements. Use rectangles or ellipses to frame or highlight an area.
Text
Select Text to add a label anywhere on the screenshot. Click where you want it to appear and start typing.
Use text to name an element, add a short instruction, or call out something the screenshot alone doesn't make clear.
Crop
Select Crop to trim the screenshot. Useful when the captured area is larger than needed or includes content that isn't relevant to the step.
Undo, redo, and clear
Select Undo to reverse the last action. Select Redo to bring it back.
Select Clear all to remove all annotations from the screenshot and start over.
Edit with AI
Describe what you want changed on any step's annotations using plain language. Haiku updates them for you.
Select the Edit with AI icon (✦) in upper right panel. Type what you want to change in the text field, or select one of the suggestions. The AI applies changes to the image.
Save or discard your changes
Select Discard changes to remove all annotations.
Select Done when you're finished. Annotations are saved to the step automatically.
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